Dunwich Horror

‘But as to this thing we’ve just sent back – the Whateleys raised it for a terrible part in the doings that were to come. It grew fast and big from the same reason that Wilbur grew fast and big – but it beat him because it had a greater share of the outsideness in it. You needn’t ask how Wilbur called it out of the air. He didn’t call it out. It was his twin brother, but it looked more like the father than he did.’ -H.P. Lovecraft “The Dunwich Horror” Pardon the haste at which this image was done in, but I was having difficulty continuing work on it. The pencil lines that first formed it’s draft was made one night on the eave of a blood red moon. I know that I have drawn it because it was done in my book, with my pencil and birthed by my hand. That is plain to note – but the true origins of it’s idea is not of my mind -. In any case it is pencil and has been coloured on the computer. So enjoy.