Devil evil
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Devil's Lair
by hugoVector Art
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This is a picture my 7 year old son Julian did. That’s why he had my make Satan.
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Devil inside – just kidding
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Inspired by graffiti artists such as Banksy. I created this stencil to make fun of the irony that things such as the loveable children’s icon Harry Potter could be accused in anyway of being evil by bible belt fanatics.
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My friend wanted me to make him a devil..so I did. :) This piece is being featured 12/08 in the group: / Voices of the dark & Deep /
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A contest made me start thinking about opposites that work together or compliment each other and that is how I came up with this design. I know I can think evil thoughts and they usually start with “Wouldn’t it be funny if I ….”; however, that urge for mischief is usually squashed by the good side of me. I admit though, the good side doesn’t always win! :) LOL
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I love the whole good evil battle.
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Flaming skull and cross bones
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Lil' Devil
by Fred LEvery now and then angels drop their halos. ;)
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In Western history, black cats have often been looked upon as a symbol of evil omens: in other cultures they are considered to be good omens. Black cats have been found to have lower odds of adoption in American shelters compared to other colors (except brown). Historically, black cats were symbolically associated with witchcraft and evil. In Hebrew and Babylonian folklore, cats are compared to serpents, coiled on a hearth. The cat was worshiped in Egypt and to kill one was a crime punishable by death. When an Egyptian family’s cat died, the cat was mummified and the family went into mourning. Romans, also, considered the cat sacred and introduced the animal into Europe. In most European countries, except Britain and Ireland, a black cat crossing one’s path is considered bad luck; they were also seen by the church as associated with witches. Black cats (and sometimes, other animals of the same colour, or even white cats) were sometimes suspected of being the familiars of witches. Black cats were believed to be shape shifters, that witches could transform into them by saying a spell and travel about doing evil things unnoticed. According to sources witches took such good care of their cats for this reason and it was rumoredthat they even fed them the blood of babies to stay youthful and agile. As the cat was a form of its witch owner, it was believed that harming a cat would directly harm the witch. Many people during the Middle Ages also believed that the devil regularly took the form of a black cat, and on holy days, such as Easter, black cats were routinely hunted down and burned. By the 17th Century the cat began to be associated with witchcraft and became a symbol of bad luck. The superstitions that surround the black cat are some of the most widely known and popular.[weasel words] In Scotland, an unfamiliar black cat on the porch of a house is regarded as a sign of upcoming prosperity for its inhabitants. In Ireland, a black cat crossing someone’s path in the moonlight is taken by some as an omen of an epidemic illness. In Italy hundreds of years ago, it was believed that if a black cat lay on the bed of a sick person, that person would die. Many years ago in England, fishermen’s wives kept black cats in their homes while their husbands went away to sea in their fishing boats. The housewives believed that the black cats would prevent danger from occurring to their husbands while they were away. In places which saw few witch hunts, black cats retained their status as good luck, and are still considered as such in Britain and Ireland. They are also considered to be good luck on ships. However in Romanian and Indian culture, especially in the historical region of Moldavia in Romania and everywhere in India, one of the strongest superstitions still feared by many people is that black cats crossing their path represents bad luck, despite the fact that these regions were never affected by witch hunts or anti-paganism. An identical superstition survives also in Central Europe, such as the Czech Republic. There are also still myths and superstitions in America about black cats, and especially their bones, which are believed to hold magical powers. There is an Internet black market for the sale of black cat bones to be used in various ways to bring luck and power to the bearer of the bone. It is possible that black cats assumed an unlucky association in Western Europe, indirectly because of the Islamic story of Mohammad’s black cat, Muezza. Anecdotally at least, given the stories crusaders may have brought back to Western Europe from the Holy Land, Catholics may have come to associate the black cat with what they’d believe to be the false prophet. Mohammad indeed had a high regard for cats in general, and this is reflected in modern Muslim attitudes to cats. The story goes that Muezza was Mohammad’s favorite cat, and was black all over. He loved him so much, that when sleeping on his coat he cut around Muezza so as not to wake him.
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This image represents what exists in each of us. A good side, and a bad side. Are we born good or bad? What makes one side dominant over the other? Which will rule your life?
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You can’t judge a book by its cover. / All that glisters is not gold, / Underneath the fool may lie the genius, / And under the bed, a spider. Here then, is my little shop of horrors. Armed with an iMac and a sense of fun bordering on lunacy, I present the demonic me. As Mr Quayle says in the legendary TV series – The Evil Touch. There is a touch of evil in all of us. / Pleasant dreams.
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Graphic design, illustrations, art, photography and stories depicting horror and the macabre featuring a grim and ghastly atmosphere created by the zombie artist (Z.A.)…. Ludwig Wolfsvein Von Zombie.
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Graphic design, illustrations, art, photography and stories depicting horror and the macabre featuring a grim and ghastly atmosphere created by the zombie artist (Z.A.)…. Ludwig Wolfsvein Von Zombie.
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Anything you want. /
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bad boy
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/ BELIEVE it or NOT this Image is suppose to be a photo of the Half Moon!!! I took this photo in 2008 in Albuquerque, New Mexico USA. Behind the lens I saw a Half Moon, when I viewed it on the computer…..well…..this is what I saw!! The only tweeking I did was some lens effect. Thats it…..What does it look like to you? I see an angel & at the bottom something that looks like a goat/demon. It still gives me the chills when I look at this Image.
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Some say the Devil wears a three piece suit and walks amongst us, when he chooses
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