Grimm Fairy Tales is the 1812 Kinder- und Hausmärchen rendered as a hand-carved woodblock: dense black hatching bitten into pine-dark grounds, bone-white ink lines that read like knife-cuts, and aged gold rules framing every panel like a carved cartouche. Folk ornament crawls the borders and a dotted breadcrumb trail threads the reader into the dark wood. Everything is flat ink and hard edge — nothing glows, nothing gradients. A single dried-blood crimson is saved for the moment that matters: the pricked finger, the poisoned apple. Follow the crumbs into the trees, where every door is carved with a warning.