Charlotte Grimm - there must be a children's story book out their with this exquisite name inside it - is a young German photographer who is, in her own words, stuck in the magic of frozen moments.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 181 / Charlotte Grimm
Author: wyrdwordsandeffigies
My name is Katie Metcalfe and I’m an English author, blogger, poet and songwriter. I have a northern fever and tend to be a bit too wyrd for most people.
Spats
Sudden craving for this pair of vintage Swiss military leather spats from Decatur Vintage Goods. I think I'm pretty bad ass...but these would definitely heighten my badassness.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 180 / Ingrid Baars
I actually CANNOT get enough of the work of Ingrid Baars, especially her project 'l’Afrique! which celebrates the richness of African cultural heritage.
Troll Cross
I'm literally ready to put this hand forged Troll Cross from Wulflund Jewelry straight into my Etsy shopping basket. In ancient times, the Scandinavian people would wear it as protection from trolls.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 179 / Mariya Kozhanova
In my head, I'm creating a story behind this image by Russian photographer Mariya Kozhanova.
Sound Of The Day : Loone
I'm enjoying the queer dirges and hymnals from Loone, an all trans and genderqueer group from the US. Listen here.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 178 / Nicol Vizioli
Nicol Vizioli is an Italian artist who's primary focus is photography...and what photography! The atmosphere she captures sinks bone deep. I'm especially drawn to this image entitled Los Hijos del Sol which was shot in Antigua, Guatemala.
Iris Van Herpen Seijaku Couture Collection
A selection of imagery from Seijaku, the latest endeavour from design mastermind Iris van Herpen.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 177 / Annie Evans
I can't get enough of the beautifully sinister sculptural work of Annie Evans.
Howling Moon UK
One of my favourite recent Etsy finds is Howling Moon UK, a store providing original handcrafted crystal crowns and tiaras. I'm saving my favourite ones here, so I am prepared when the day comes that I can buy one.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 