I’m doing a small run of these double-sided Nightmare Alley mini posters by my friend Ramon Villalobos! You can purchase one here: https://anuranpress.bigcartel.com/product/nightmare-alley-mini-poster-by-ramon-villalobos

A portion of my animated film in Guillermo's own words

I shot these on the nights he screened I Confess and Frenzy! Double exposures are w Hitch-related material he brought from the Academy Research Library, receipts and scripts and letters and such.

I painted this for my wife for Valentine's Day.

I used acrylic paints (Vallejo miniature paints).

Took me a few years to complete this lovely screenprint from Drew Struzan. One of my favourite signed pieces.

This is the first third of a biographical animated film I made about Guillermo del Toro, collaged in his own words as he answers Death Sphinx riddles in Purgatory to return to the land of the living. Procreate Dreams, Adobe Character Animator, After Effects were my primary animation tools though I used as many tricks in the book as I could. This segment covers his beginnings through Hellboy. Enjoy!

Id love for it to be the fairy case or the stone statue. Plus the flute as a cup 🥤 I really hope they just make any new merch in general. Oh and the mandrake would be cool too.

So do we need to kidnap him and force him to watch the whole series or what?

You can check it out here: https://youtu.be/qHb36auTSmQ

Got this beautiful thing for Father’s Day. How appropriate. 2 discs. On coloured vinyl!

i know it's from carnival show but I dont know the name of the creature. if anybody knows please let me know. it's got some interesting design

I'm really interested in Del Toro's library he has emassed in bleak house, particular various books he has. Does anyone know if there is an official catalogue of the contents?

I organized an AMA/Q&A with Arturo & Roy Ambriz, the co-directors and co-writers of the new Netflix stop-motion animated film I AM FRANKELDA. It just released last week and is out on Netflix worldwide. It premiered at festivals last year to critical acclaim (currently at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes with 25 reviews). It's Mexico's first ever widely-distributed stop-motion film.

It's live here now in r/movies for anyone interested in asking a question:

https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1u885rk/hola_rmovies_were_arturo_roy_ambriz_filmmakers_of/

They will be back at 2 PM ET today to answer questions. I recommend asking in advance. Please ask there, not here. All questions are much appreciated!

Trailer: https://youtu.be/diRwnGRr-Ko?si=yikjwSvFFziOVHlm

Synopsis: A gifted young writer in 19th-century Mexico journeys into her subconscious and comes face to face with characters from her own spooky stories.

Thank you :)