More Gore-Geous Art To Colour In With The Announcement Of ‘The Beauty Of Horror 6: Famous Monsterpieces’

The Beauty of Horror 6: Famous Monsterpieces, presents some of the most iconic works of art from across history but shoved through a blender and coming out gory. All thanks to Alan Robert, or rather as his psycho pseudonym, Ghouliana, and his latest adult horror colouring book from IDW.

“The Beauty of Horror 6: Famous Monsterpieces is filled with over 80 pages of intricate hand-drawn designs, striking a perfect balance of horror and comedy to light that creative spark. However, before you pick your palette, be on the hunt for all the lost, historic items Ghouliana has dropped along the way, such as Van Gogh’s Ear, Venus Di Milo’s arms, Renoir’s Pipe, Warhol’s wig, Salvador Dali’s mustache, and more!”

The Beauty of Horror 6: Famous Monsterpieces is out March 7th 2023 from IDW.

And, to follow that he also has The Beauty of Horror: Tarot Coloring Book, due out in August 2023, but available for pre-order now.

“The Beauty of Horror: Tarot Coloring Book – Alan Robert’s painstakingly illustrated tarot deck presents 78 cards from the major and minor arcana, ready for you to color! Ghouliana and her undead pals guide you through a truly sinister tarot experience filled with demons, werewolves, vampires, ancient spirits, and much, much more. Originally published as a card set, these detailed illustrations are appearing in book form for the first time in The Beauty of Horror: Tarot. Each design is accompanied by a thoughtful, in-depth explanation of the card’s meaning to help guide you through the mystery of the tarot. Channel your creativity and choose your own destiny by bringing these terrifying depictions to life with your custom palette.  A must-have for horror fans!”

Alan Robert, member of rock band Life of Agony, had this to say about this latest collection of mashed-up monstrous masterpieces:

“Michelangelo is probably rolling in his grave right about now,” laughs Beauty of Horror creator Alan Robert. “But I truly developed a newfound respect for art history during the course of illustrating this book. Mostly, because I used to sleep through a lot of those classes during my time at The School of Visual Arts. So this time around, I dug in deep, did the research, and added my own twisted, tongue-in-cheek sensibility into the tributes. I hope it inspires colorists to go back and check out the Masters.”  

The Beauty of Horror: Tarot Coloring Book is out August 1st from IDW