The Tower House
Wendy Hogue BerryWendy Hogue Berry builds a bridge between the whimsical and the macabre, using hand-drawn lines and digital tints to create a home for the unseen. This piece centers on a looming tower house where the architecture feels alive, serving as a quiet refuge for ghosts who linger in its shadows.

The Tower House
Wendy Hogue Berry builds a bridge between the whimsical and the macabre, using hand-drawn lines and digital tints to create a home for the unseen. This piece centers on a looming tower house where the architecture feels alive, serving as a quiet refuge for ghosts who linger in its shadows.
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Art Analysis
A Hand-Drawn Haven for the Spirits Within
The artwork presents a weathered residence defined by its prominent tower, a structure that feels both imposing and strangely inviting. Berry’s technique of hand-drawing the scene before applying Photoshop tints allows for a rich texture, where the play of light and shadow highlights the relics of the past embedded in the wood and stone.
While the subject leans into a gothic horror narrative, the execution retains a children's illustration charm, softening the edges of the supernatural. Surrounded by a variety of trees under a dynamic sky, the house stands as a testament to domestic life continuing long after the residents have departed, creating a sense of mysterious intrigue that draws the viewer into its quiet, haunted halls.
The looming tower and weathered details anchor a gothic horror narrative that feels both eerie and story-driven.
A rich palette of oranges and purples creates a sense of wonder as day transitions into a cosmic night.
The piece captures the character of charming vintage homes, finding beauty in the decay and the passage of time.
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