#nighthawks
Down by Law, 1986, Jim Jarmusch, shot by Robby Müller
Nighthawks, 1942, Sun in an Empty Room, 1963, Edward Hopper
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✨Night Sushi✨
My version of Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks.
Which sushi cat character are you?
Chace Crawford
Euphoria // Nighthawks, Edward Hopper
“NIGHTHAWKS” (1942) by Edward Hopper
THE BATMAN (2022) dir. Matt Reeves
BATMAN: YEAR ONE (1987) by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli
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Edward Hopper’s 1942 masterpiece “Nighthawks” is a master example of using color value in painting. Hopper’s intelligent use of value throughout the piece opens the painting up giving it a 3rd dimension. Figures and rooms are given space and depth. they do not blend into each other and instead are their own separate entities.
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Night Hawks IV - Search for the Holder
Season Finale: Angus writes to Eurus about the little girl at the Night Hawks building and a peculiar case that he is working with.
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Night Hawks IV - Origins (on Wattpad)
The first recorded origins of the Night Hawks back in 1921. Meet Oliver “Ollie” Williams.
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Night Hawks IV - Wartime Planning
Everyone makes tapes about going to war to stop the apocalypse.
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Night Hawks IV - Screaming Dead
Alisha notices that there is something wrong with the dead in Bristol. Why are they looking up at the sky in a silent scream?
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Night Hawks IV - Cursed White Child
Kelly and Ryan attempt to examine the mysterious girl behind thick glass, but it doesn’t go as planned…
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Six new tales all the way from Bristol to East London with the Night Hawks hunting guild. The holders are scattered around the world. One of them has found their way to Bristol in the middle of the night.
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Hopper, Edward. Nighthawks. 1942. Oil on canvas. 84.1 x 152.4 cm. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago.
I love this painting because it is quite influential. It is a fairly simple painting, it is calm and serene, yet it has inspired many others to imitate and mimic it while including pop culture references as with Boulevard of Broken Dreams. It has been appropriated many times. I love that it evokes a specific feeling of late nights in a diner just contemplating life.
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