Five years ago today, on September 25 2016, Gus released his “breakthrough” mixtape, Hellboy. In honour of the five year anniversary of the beloved tape, the talented and creative Lil Peep fans have produced some beautiful and riveting pieces of Hellboy art.

This August, the fantastic and talented Lil Peep fan art artists have created beautiful artwork to celebrate the four year anniversary of Peep’s debut album, Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 1.

The month of July presented us with some truly stunning pieces of art, from work celebrating the official “Castles” release to custom VHS tapes and graduation caps.

Gus had come home to New York in the end of May, completed the second half of crybaby, and then someone paid for his plane ticket to return to Los Angeles on June 8. The next day, Gus dropped crybaby.  Gus’s living situation plans fell through.  So, he stayed for a while with a friend named Elias.  Gus was busy trying to make music with a multitude of collaborators while he was staying at Elias’s house.

This June, the many talented and creative Lil Peep fans have produced some beautiful pieces of artwork to celebrate the five year anniversary of Gus's beloved "crybaby" mixtape.

 

Twelve new stunning works of art grace our site for the month of May.  We are grateful to these artists and to all the others who continue to see the beauty in Gus.