Arc Dream Presents: The King in Yellow: Origins, Influences, & Lineage
Arc Dream Publishing’s Shane Ivey moderated a deep dive into the cloud-waves of Hali for the origins, evolution, and influence of Chambers’ haunting tales.
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Cassilda’s Song: The Spark
EDITOR’S NOTE: Samuel Araya previously explored his process for illustrating The King in Yellow in “The Darkening of Materials,” “No Mask,” “But Stranger Still,” “The
The Stranger: Painting From Darkness to Light
EDITOR’S NOTE: Samuel Araya previously explored his process for illustrating The King in Yellow in “The Darkening of Materials,” “No Mask,” “But Stranger Still,” “The
Aldebaran and the Yellow Sign: Samuel Araya re-envisions an infamous icon
EDITOR’S NOTE: Samuel Araya previously explored his process for illustrating The King in Yellow in “The Darkening of Materials,” “No Mask,” “But Stranger Still,” and
The Tatters of the King: Samuel Araya paints the hands of the living god
EDITOR’S NOTE: Samuel Araya previously explored his process for illustrating The King in Yellow in “The Darkening of Materials,” “No Mask,” and
But Stranger Still: Samuel Araya explores the imagery of Carcosa
EDITOR’S NOTE: Samuel Araya previously explored his process for illustrating The King in Yellow in “The Darkening of Materials” and “No Mask.”