My illustration of Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca." In this piece, the enigmatic Rebecca takes center stage, emerging from the ocean in a white dress. While the dress typically signifies purity, a disturbing blood stain complicates this notion. Even more, the stain forms the silhouettes of Max and Mrs. De Winter, key players in this complex narrative.

The design isn't merely visual; it serves as a nuanced storytelling device. Those familiar with the novel will recognize the tension between the characters represented, a dynamic that mirrors the underlying themes of love, betrayal, and identity. Rebecca remains a haunting presence throughout, and this artwork aims to capture that atmospheric tension in a single frame.

Take a moment to explore the intricacies of this piece. It's crafted to offer multiple layers of meaning, much like the book it represents.