Pre-order ROKKARI 4 CANVAS MYSTERY BOX

Rokkari's 4 CANVAS MYSTERY BOX

• Comes in Round or Square
• Resin Drills only
• Size: 50 CM (DIMENSIONS MAY VARY BASED ON IMAGE)
• You may order special drills with the canvas: Metallic, glitter/fairy, glow, crystal, AB's
• Canvas has a velvety backing
• Comes with tools, bags, coverminder, etc
• Please allow two weeks for the Diamond Painting to come in

Please specify in "special instructions" during checkout the type of special drills you want if applicable. Please also write the four genres that you would like! 

GENRES:

Gothic Art – Inspired by medieval Gothic architecture, literature, and fashion, often featuring cathedrals, dark romance, and supernatural themes.

Horror Art – Focuses on fear-inducing imagery, often drawing inspiration from horror films, ghost stories, and folklore.

Macabre Art – Explores death, decay, and the grotesque, often using skulls, skeletons, and morbid themes.

Occult Art – Involves themes of witchcraft, alchemy, mysticism, and esoteric symbols.

Dark Surrealism/ Nightmare Art – Centers around dreamscapes that blend surreal horror, sleep paralysis, and subconscious fears.– A blend of surrealism and horror, creating dreamlike, nightmarish, or distorted realities.

Dystopian & Post-Apocalyptic Art – Depicts ruined civilizations, cyberpunk dystopias, and bleak, futuristic worlds.

Lovecraftian Horror Art- Featuring cosmic horror, ancient gods, and creatures beyond human comprehension.

Dark Fantasy – A mix of fantasy and horror, often featuring dark creatures, eerie landscapes, and supernatural warriors.

Religious Dark Art – Uses dark imagery to explore deep philosophical, religious, or existential themes.

Spiritual Art- ouija boards, spirits, ghosts oh my! 

Grotesque & Body Horror – Features disturbing transformations, mutilations, and exaggerated human or animal forms.

Dark Romanticism – Inspired by the 19th-century literary movement, focusing on melancholy, death, and human despair. Artists like Francisco Goya and symbolists contributed to this.

Dark Minimalism – A more abstract form of dark art, using minimal colors, simple yet eerie compositions, and subtle ominous themes.

Psychedelic Dark Art – A fusion of psychedelic and horror elements, often featuring distorted perspectives, mind-bending colors, and surreal nightmare-like imagery.

Cyber-Horror & Techno-Horror – Explores themes of technology gone wrong, AI-driven terror, and cybernetic mutations 

Monochrome & Ink Horror – Uses only black and white, often highly detailed and heavily influenced by classic horror illustration.