“Inspired by Icarus, who dared to fly too near the sun on wings of feathers and wax. If he was in love with the sun, then this might as well be a story of forbidden love.”

Everyone loves Easter eggs. In the horror film genre, some of the scariest and most memorable movies are made by people who are very aware of horror movie history.

This great series of art incorporates horror icons that the Scooby-Doo Mystery Team would have had a lot of fun taking on. 

These re-imaginations might keep you up at night.

Artist Toby Allen visualizes what illnesses like anxiety, depression and paranoia would look like if they were monsters.

Paper pull out art is my new obsession.

An omnipresent state of darkness full of despair and loneliness.

Japan has a rather rich folklore and mythological characters play a very big part in it.

He manages to effortlessly combine different images into surreal combinations.

Warning: products in this post may cause fear and the feeling of someone standing behind you... judging you for purchasing such scary stuff.

The belief that people who have supernatural powers use them to harm innocents dates back to the 14th century.

Frozen is extra terrifying when they're the Shining twins.

Each image is a haunting one-panel illustration that shows monsters hiding just around the corner, along with darkly funny captions.

Painted dreams brought to life.

This is both awesome and creepy af.

Disney meets darkness.

For centuries humans told tales of monsters, beasts and bizarre supernatural beings.

Have you ever wondered what characters from horror movies would look like as Disney Princesses?

Avogado6 the artist chooses to keep most of his identity a mystery and not much is known about him. "I am an ordinary person who likes chemistry," he writes on his Twitter profile, but as you will see his emotional works are far from ordinary.

In recent time we have seen how people have contributed and played their part in spreading awareness about mental illness. A UK-based artist has illustrated what’s it like inside the mind of people suffering from different disorders.