Pavor Nocturnus - Art by David Metzger
I am a Hungary-based artist and musician with a background in film and television concept art, as well as fantasy, sci-fi, and horror illustration, with over 10 years of experience in digital art. My creative process incorporates a wide range of digital mediums, including drawing, painting, 3D, and VR-based techniques, to create cover and merchandise artwork.
My style blends a love for metal music with aesthetics inspired by the dark-toned metal subgenres of the 1990s, alongside epic surreal fantasy landscapes.
“Pavor Nocturnus” (Latin) describes episodes of intense fear emerging from deep sleep, most common in children and often leaving no memory behind.
Pavor Nocturnus is the anguish of a forming consciousness awakening to the human condition. It is the realization of imprints within us from lives before our birth and glimpses of paths beyond our passing.
It is the echo of our transcendent being - the strings embedded deep within the unconscious mind being struck and resonating through the ages.
I am a Hungary-based artist and musician with a background in film and television concept art, as well as fantasy, sci-fi, and horror illustration, with over 10 years of experience in digital art. My creative process incorporates a wide range of digital mediums, including drawing, painting, 3D, and VR-based techniques, to create cover and merchandise artwork.
My style blends a love for metal music with aesthetics inspired by the dark-toned metal subgenres of the 1990s, alongside epic surreal fantasy landscapes.
“Pavor Nocturnus” (Latin) describes episodes of intense fear emerging from deep sleep, most common in children and often leaving no memory behind.
Pavor Nocturnus is the anguish of a forming consciousness awakening to the human condition. It is the realization of imprints within us from lives before our birth and glimpses of paths beyond our passing.
It is the echo of our transcendent being - the strings embedded deep within the unconscious mind being struck and resonating through the ages.
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