Nightmare Rattler - Artwork #2 Canvas Print

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This is artwork for encounter #17 of the encounter short stories for my horror series Blackhaven Institution which is written below. The day Blackhaven Institution a house for orphaned children and unwanted infants burned to the ground mysteriously, the souls of those trapped inside became corrupted by an evil that warped them into demons that dwell in an alternate Blackhaven Institution. There they await those who are dragged into this alternate world by an unknown evil. This encounter with the demon “Nightmare Rattler" takes place in the "Nursery Wing" as follows:

This nightmare... This never ending nightmare. I no longer have a sense of time, a sense of place, nor a sense of purpose to continue on. Things I've seen here I never thought I would witness even in the worst of my nightmares. One moment with my friends enjoying the final year of our college career at a party. The next now coming across them in this vision... Dead, mangled, torn apart, crushed, and eaten alive by...

aka Pyramiddhead Ryan Nieves (b. 1993) is an illustrator, fine artist, and writer from Staten Island, NY, USA. Since early childhood Ryan has been drawing, around his freshman of college was he decided he wanted to commit to it. Thought a mostly self taught he received his BFA in art from the College of Staten Island in 2016. A majority of his work explores themes rooted in horror and dark in nature. He was inspired to take this route with his art after discovering the Silent Hill video game series. Ever since he has been creating his pieces, illustrations, and concept art primarily in graphite, a medium he loves and strives to master. Behind most of his work is a short yet elaborate story that illustrates in text the horror,...