A detailed, dark illustration in pen-and-ink style shows a large spider in its web-filled lair, surrounded by bones, skulls, and cocooned prey.

🕷️ Overall Concept: “The Feast in the Web” Scene summary: A massive spider crouches in its webbed lair — a thick, tangled tunnel of silk, shredded prey, and dripping shadows. The viewer is looking slightly upward, as if standing below the web and peering into the chaos. The space feels too full: every inch of the web hides something. --- 🎯 Composition layout (for 40×32") Orientation: Landscape (fits the hallway’s width nicely and gives you horizontal sprawl). Foreground (bottom ⅓) Torn bodies of prey scattered — bones, scraps of clothing, hollowed skulls, twisted wings, etc. A cocooned corpse half-open, fluid oozing, spider silk strands dangling from it. Tiny scavenger bugs crawling around, adding a layer of smaller motion and clutter. Midground (center ⅓) The spider itself, dominating the center-right or upper-right. Its mandibles gripping a torn limb or dripping piece of flesh. Threads of silk radiate outward from the spider to the edges — anchor lines that visually frame the chaos. Maybe several egg sacs and a few smaller spiderlings feeding or moving about. Background (top ⅓) Deep, dense web tunnel fading into blackness — use cross-hatching to pull the eye inward. Silhouettes of half-wrapped victims hanging upside-down. Maybe faint reflections of light catching the silk so it looks sticky and glistening. --- ✏️ Style Notes (for your “cluttered drawing” look) Dense linework: layer web strands so they weave through the entire scene — crisscrossing, overlapping bones and See more