The Demon Left With Him... - Artwork Canvas Print

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"Angels And Demons" series will present 3 pairs of drawings with similar yet contrasting narratives and visuals based on either the perspective of an angel or a demon, focusing on the elements of tragedy and drama associated with each one.

Piece #4 - The Demon left with him - "His hands trembled, the cold steel braced his skin, one more motion he hoped to drive away, the demon left with him..."


It was a summer years ago, when Gwang-Jin found So-min... Though they had went to the same school they never acknowledged each other as they where both introverts in their own respect. Avoiding most people and especially each other. Most students, girls and boys feared Gwang-Jin. After wrong negative rumors spread about his character. Students having seen him sleeping in the streets and then making up stories that he attacked his parents and was kicked out, now taking out his frustrations attacking people in the streets. So-min was a very beautiful yet very shy girl, many g...

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,...