Characters <n>General Shadow</n> and <n>Hyakume Titan</n> from the TV series <n>Kamen Rider Stronger</n>.

A painting by Italian artist <n>Roberto Ferri</n>.

<n>The Divine World</n>, a 1923 drawing by artist <n>Kahlil Gibran</n>.

A <n>surrealist</n> painting by artist <n>Lera Dubitskaya</n>.

<n>The Double</n> (2024), an oil on linen painting by artist <n>Shyama Golden</n>.

Detail from <n>The Man of Sorrows Blessing</n> by <n>Hans Memling</n>, edited by <n>Robin Isely</n>.

Performer <n>Carole Jayne</n> as <n>The Spider Girl</n> in the 1940s.

New Year New Me, an artwork featured on the blogs <n>Slopunk</n> and <n>truangles</n>.

A collage of <n>Southwestern Native American</n> shells, bone beads, and turquoise, c. 1200 BCE.

The <n>White Spring</n>, a sacred well in Glastonbury, England.

A detail from <n>The Last Day of Pompeii</n> (1830-33), an oil painting by artist <n>Karl Bryullov</n>.

<n>Blue 059</n> (2024) by <n>Ai Natori</n>.

Cover illustration by <n>Ichibun Sugimoto</n> for <n>Seishi Yokomizo</n>'s novel <n>The Honjin Murders</n>.

<n>L'Inquiétude</n> (1920) by artist <n>Man Ray</n>.

<n>Hands with Lover's Eyes</n> (2012) by artist <n>Fatima Ronquillo</n>.

<n>Spring Water of Mt. Fuji</n> in Japan. Photo by <n>Takeshi Kimura</n>.

Cover art by <n>M. Davis</n> for the 1997 album <n>Enchantment of the Ring</n> by <n>Secret Stairways</n>.

A drawing used as cover art for musicians including <n>Judd Hëxx</n>, <n>Mocado MCD</n>, and <n>Digão</n>.

A <n>Spiral Carved Stone</n> at the <n>White Spring</n> in <n>Glastonbury</n>.

<n>Offering</n>, a 2022 painting by artist <n>Tae Lee</n>.

Tae Lee sees their peaceful artworks as an offering to those living through uncertain times

<n>Louise Bourgeois</n>, '<n>Les Fleurs</n>'.

Artwork by <n>Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison</n>.

The book <n>Hits</n> by <n>WassinkLundgren</n>. Photo by <n>Luis Burriel</n>.

<n>Mark Rothko</n>'s <n>Abstract Expressionist</n> painting, <n>No. 1 (Royal Red and Blue)</n>, from 1954.

<n>Amoretti XXX: My love is like to ice, and I to fire</n> (2023), an oil painting by <n>Fatima Ronquillo</n>.

<n>Lest You Fall</n> (2019), a painting by artist <n>Naudline Pierre</n>.