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📂 Notes
The opening to American Horror Story 1984 was fucking great!
You could tell from the huge grin across my face for the entirety of the first episode of AHS: 1984 that I was in heaven.
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The Firing Effect (Uzumaki part 4)
In The Firing Effect, Kirie’s father is producing some very strange, twisted pottery. This isn’t surprising when we find out where he gets his clay from…
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📂 Notes
I can’t wait for my day off
Just a great Tarantino meme that a friend sent me. Really sums a day off alone for me.
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Wooden Spirit
In Wooden Spirit, Junji Ito takes us on a strange journey of love. Specifically, the love between one woman and a house that she finds desirable…
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The Scar (Uzumaki part 3)
In The Scar, we focus on a high school friend of Kirie’s — Azami Kurotani — who has a strange connection with the spiral.
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Love As Scripted
In Love as Scripted, Junji Ito explores a very strange relationship between a young woman and a would-be Casanova.
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The Spiral Obsession part 2 (Uzumaki part 2)
In the second part of the opening two-part story, The Spiral Obsession, we follow on from the shocking events of Shuichi’s father’s cremation. Things are about to get much darker…
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The Spiral Obsession part 1 (Uzumaki part 1)
In the first part of The Spiral Obsession, we are introduced to the three central characters of Uzumaki — Kirie Goshima, Shuichi Saito and the Spiral pattern that haunts them.
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📂 Notes
Awesome Junji Ito inspired art by Jack Batty
I have just come across this awesome artwork by an artist called Jack Batty. He has drawn a number of really cool Junji Ito inspired pieces, which I definitely think you should check out. I really love his style. He even manages to make someone like Fuchi from Fashion Model look… well… cute. Enjoy! Jack…
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📂 Notes
Lucky fan gets Junji Ito’s autograph on her back. (via Reddit)
Original link. Imagine having the master himself drawing on to your back like this (or on a t-shirt more precisely). Imagine the look on this very lucky fan’s face as he does it. She must be over the moon. 🙂
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Uzumaki by Junji Ito
Often seen in nature, the spiral could represent mystery and infinity. But in this series it also represents horror and cursed flesh.