New Gallery Drops! Wonderland, Art Deco, Eastern, Horror, Liminal People, and Sci‑Fi

November 2, 2025

Hello liminal friends!

We’ve added 225 new artworks to to six galleries—Wonderland, Art Deco, Asian/Eastern, Horror, Liminal People, and Sci‑Fi. Step into gilded halls, moonlit forests, clouded stations, and neon futures—then follow the links to explore each collection.

New Gallery Drops: Six Collections Expanded

This update brings 36 Wonderland pieces, 34 Art Deco visions, 34 Asian/Eastern scenes (including Samurai & Shogun), 31 Horror vignettes, 46 Liminal People moments, and 44 Sci‑Fi odysseys. Each set deepens its world with richer lighting, stronger narrative hints, and bold architectural framing.

Quick tour

• Wonderland (36) — crimson palaces, misted paths, chessboard evenings, and encounters with queens and creatures. Curiosity with a velvet edge.
  Visit: Wonderland Collection
• Art Deco (34) — auric arches, emerald gowns, and geometric serenity. 1920s glamour cast in warm, sculptural light.
  Visit: Art Deco Collection
• Asian/Eastern (34) — lantern festivals, lotus gardens, moonlit voyages, quiet streets at dusk. Samurai & Shogun live here, but the vision is far broader.
  Visit: Samurai & Shogun Collection
• Horror (31) — fog corridors, abandoned carnivals, and candlelit thresholds. Slow‑burn dread and atmospheric storytelling.
  Visit: Horror Collection
• Liminal People (46) — between-places in marble halls, infinite libraries, and clouded stations. Figures drifting where time loosens.
  Visit: Liminal People Collection
• Sci‑Fi (44) — neon dataspheres, cosmic guardians, alien horizons, and crystalline portals. The frontier between human feeling and the unknown.
  Visit: Sci-Fi Collection

What ties it all together

• Narrative sparks — scenes feel mid‑story, inviting you to imagine the moment before and after.
• Cinematic light — candles, moon halos, neon greens, and violet storms shape mood and motion.
• Architectural drama — arches, staircases, corridors, and spires guide the gaze and amplify scale.
• Textural contrast — silk and marble, mist and foliage, grain and glow for tactile depth.

Browse the links above to jump straight into your favorite world, or wander them all: take tea with queens, walk the hush between corridors, or catch a neon whisper from tomorrow. Share your favorites—we love seeing which pieces resonate with you.

— Majestik