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A triptych of illustrations depicting a toothy smile, intersecting footprints, and a house.
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Dark Fantasy

Turn Right For Terror

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An illustration of a woman and a ghostly figure arguing over a third person as seen through a large window.
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Science Fiction

No Agency Without Identity! Stay In Character Always!

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An illustrated collage featuring animal bones, a cabin, a rifle, and an old car.
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Horror

Trail Cam

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An illustration of a futuristic postal worker carrying a flaming box.
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Time Travel

The Perpetual Post

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An abstract illustration of a couple embracing amid smoke and flames.
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apocalyptic

This Is Not My Timeline

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An illustration of a fierce labradoodle facing the giant maw of a menacing hellhound-like creature.
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Dark Fantasy

This Fleshy Side of the Bone

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An illustrated featuring a man playing guitar like a rock star.
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Magical Realism

I Spin Records Into Gold

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An illustration of a woman in a stylized spacesuit riding a bear-like creature across the night sky beneath a particularly radiant star.
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Science Fiction

The Day-Blind Stars

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An abstract illustration of a human figure surrounded by a wall of eyes.
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Absurdism

Let’s Go to the Zoo

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An illustration of a wave crashing against a sea stack as lightning flashes across the night sky.
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Dark Fantasy

Tatterdemalion

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An illustration: An assortment of spaceships engaged in heated battle around an orbiting space station.
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space exploration

Cutting Corners

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An abstract illustration of a colorful humanoid, chest bursting with light, against a backdrop of space, several planets, and the ghostly forms of four other figures.
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Space Opera

Blade Through the Heart

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