Gloaming Zine

a DIY journal dedicated to the moments between daylight and nighttime

[Inken @InkenArt]

The two biggest etchings I've made

[The Long Victorian @longvictorian2]

Whitby Abbey, North Yorkshire (1910) by Albert Goodwin (1845–1932). Soaring gothic ruins, the shell of the 13th century church of the Benedictine abbey. The artist was influenced by Turner and the Pre-Raphaelites.

[Inken @InkenArt]

Companions - etching on zinc 40 x 50 cm

[Tatiana Fajardo @Tatiana19796]

Frederik Ludvig Storch, 'A Nobleman is Lured by Elven Girls'

[Gloaming Zine @GloamingZine]

Dämmerung (Carl Moll, 1900)

[Daniel Pietersen @pietersender]

The Changelings (John Bauer, 1913)

[The Long Victorian @longvictorian2]

In the Small Hours (1911) by George Clausen (English artist, lived 1852-1944). Auckland Art Gallery. Oil on canvas. “How did it get so late so soon?”

[Gloaming Zine @GloamingZine]

Phosphorescent Sea (MC Escher, 1933)

[Rebecca Vincent Art @printreb]

I know that for an image to have a feeling of movement you have to put a lot of energy into the creation. That's definitely true for this one where I unleashed some vigorous mark-making to link the foreground and sky to the windswept trees. https://t.co/rsf39lWXPH

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@GNutsofHorror The willies is the same as the heebie jeebies

[Marysia @marysia_cc]

Crows in Moonlight by Ohara Koson

[Janet Hollister @JanetHollister8]

"Autumn Dusk" by Jo Grundy.

[Janet Hollister @JanetHollister8]

Laura Wilder, artist.

[Janet Hollister @JanetHollister8]

Santa Ynez, by Eyvind Earle.

[Gloaming Zine @GloamingZine]

Moonlight, a Study at Millbank (JMW Turner, c1797)

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@BronteSchiltz The end of Ring. Saw it at a Japanese film festival completely cold and I was terrified. Honourable mentions to the elevator scene in The Eye and all of Event Horizon.

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We’re not open for subs yet, and won’t be for a while, but feel free to tag us in work you think may be suitable. We’d love to see what’s out there. You can get a vague feel for our interests here:

https://t.co/zABFiSWMB2

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Fog Lifting (Maurice Sapiro, unknown year)

[Weird Friction @Weird_Friction]

"Weird Mysticism: Philosophical Horror and the Mystical Text" by Brad Baumgartner, published by @LehighPress in 2021.
An academic work which explores the intersections of Weird Fiction, Philosophy, and Mysticism.
ToC & more in 🧵

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Stormy Landscape (Narcisse-Virgilio Diaz de la Peña, 1872)