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kayleerowena · 9 months

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this barbie refuses to die!

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#barbie #horror #horror art #final girl #slasher #barbie art #illustration #kaylee.art #pink horror #pink art #final girls #2 more of these drawings are in the queue for next week! or you can see them now on my patreon :^)#i finally saw the barbie movie and went 'i love the aesthetics here but it'd be better if it was horror'#barbie horror

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lavendervenom · 1 year

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#ghost face #ghostface #scream #scream movie #horror #slasher #slashers #pastel goth #pastel grunge #pink goth #pink grunge #cute horror #pastel horror #pink horror #horror edit #cutecore edit #cutecore

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sordidlypink · 1 year

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From Andy Sahlstrom’s “Kids Toys, Adult Issues” series

#morbid #dark art #Andy sahlstrom #little tikes #nostalgic #edgy pink #pink horror

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pinkdeath6 · 10 days

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Suffering

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horror-sthetics · 11 months

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#horror #horrorcore #horror films #1980s cinema #1980s horror #killer klowns from outer space #pink horror #glittercore #glitter #glitter graphics #glitter gif #glitter edit #my edit #80s nostalgia

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cherrycakeette · 1 year

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🎀 pink bathroom 🎀

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mtg-cards-hourly · 5 months

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Pink Horror

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#mtg #magic the gathering #tcg #games workshop #pink horror #warhammer 40 000 commander #creature #demon #horror

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arialamber · 12 days

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✨🩸🎀¡I drew Jazmin Bean in paint! 🎀🩸✨

#my art #digital art #jazmin bean #pink horror #my melody

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candycasketspray · 10 days

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#pink horror #halloween #michael myers #kawaiicore #cutecore #pinkcore #coquette #girlblog #mochette #morute #creepy cute

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ajthecinephile · 1 year

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Follow AJ The Illustrator on Instagram.

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kayleerowena · 9 months

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🫀 do you guys ever think about dying? 🫀

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#gothic horror #barbie #horror #horror art #illustration #barbie art #pink horror #gothic #kaylee.art #i think this is my favorite of my barbie trio!! i'm pretty satisfied with how reimagining the logo to be in a more gothic font turned out #trying to improve my hand-lettering and this project has been a good chance to experiment with that!#barbie horror

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lavendervenom · 1 year

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Source: Naoko Kirino - Pumpkin Night

#pumpkin night #naoko kirino #creepy cute #cutecore #pastel goth #pastel gothic #pink goth #pink horror #pastel horror #cutecore edit #cute horror #cutegore #cutegore aesthetic

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hivefleet-hellbender · 1 year

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Pink Horrors of Tzeentch, bound to copper masks

I've been building and painting the start of my Tyranids Hive Fleet for the past three months, and towards the end of November I realized I needed a break. Plus, I'd be traveling to an artist residency program in rural Colombia and I knew I'd want something else to do while I was there. So I decided to build a squad of pink horrors but with an eerie and minimalist twist.

Now if you've seen Games Workshop's Pink Horror models, you'd know they're pretty much dogshit. Their faces are more orkish than daemonic, they have these strange long proportions that don't have much weight to them, and despite their ever-shifting chaotic nature, they look like just a stack of little dudes they look like a stack of little dudes with more arms than usual. They’d fit better in an old Betty Boop cartoon than on the battlefield of the 41st millennium. My goal for this project was the present an aesthetic for Tzeentch that fits with my own taste in monstrosity — blank-eyed every-shifting mounds of flesh that hover on the boundary between symbolism and raw horror.

My journal quickly filled up with drawings of weird masked monsters in the margins. My inspiration came from cubism, along with movies like Mirrormask and Ruban Brandt: Collector. I also was heavily inspired by the copper face on the Abominable Intelligence by John at Ex Profundis. I got really into the idea of the masks as some sort of binding vessel for the Tzeentchian cultists, who could use the daemons as attack dogs by trapping them within copper plates. I wasn't sure if I wanted the models to be 40K or Age of Sigmar, so I tried to keep the designs agnostic and avoid any technology or mechanical bits.

I knew I wanted to use the pink horror model as a base, but that the number and consistent size of arms would be insufficient for my needs. To make sure my little guys had all the arms they needed, I picked up a box of Mantic Games Zombie Horde. This box comes with forty zombies, and most of the arms are perfect and usable, meaning I’ve got about 72 human-sized arms to accompany the much larger horror arms of my gribblies. Towards the end I also picked up a box of blue horrors, so that I can expand my Tzeentch army once I’m done with my infinite ‘Nids.

I made the mask from a couple different pieces of plastic. At first I used these clear disks I had, but they gave the models a “bobble-head” look which… I didn’t hate, but did obscure the size of the horror and make it look a bit too tiny. For later masks, I took the base of the zombie, tidied it up, and carved a face into it. I intentionally kept the faces very minimalist, focusing on just the bare necessities: two eye-holes, a little slit mouth, and a single haphazard nose.

I focused on a very improvisational building approach — using a base of either green stuff blob or a pink horror body, which I then superglued the mask onto and then applied as many arms and legs as I could reasonably manage. Often I would trim an arm straight off the spruce and barely clean it before attaching it on, meaning there's a few moldlines or sprue bits that I can't help but stare at. I think if I was to repeat this process I'd trim all the parts and set them aside before I even started working, but I also had no clue how this would go and was just enjoying the process as a way to decompress after a wildly hectic week.

Once the models were all done, I spraypainted them all white and tossed them in a box with me to Colombia, where they got damaged during transit and had to piece a couple back together with superglue.

I painted the bodies with two layers of Volupus Pink contrast paint, followed by a drybrush of 1 part Red to 3 parts White.

I painted the masks with Gunmetal followed by a wash of 1 part Orange to 1 part Mid Brown wash. Then I did a Dark wash with some streaking, followed by a Verdigris effect paint to get that gunky green rust effect at the edges of the copper.

I painted the jewelry and various instruments / standards gold, and did the gems in red with a pink highlight. I did the nails and teeth in white, the tongues in a very light pink mix, and the feathers a light green mix followed by a dark wash. I hope to return to the feathers later to give them more detail if I ever end up doing a Lord of Change, as in my head I imagine those feathers are small gifts from it to its most loyal minions. The fire is yellow, orange, and red, and the OSL was done by mixing the contrast pink with orange.

The bases are admittedly an afterthought — I'm in rural Colombia right now and so I can't finish them the way I want to. I'm planning to pick up some resin cobblestone bases and candles, so I can make the models look like they're inside a weird cultist basement, skittering around in the darkness. There's a lot of lessons I've learned for next time I paint models like these, and this was my first time working with contrast paint, but it was still a ton of fun and I'm proud of how they turned out!