I never thought I'd be writing about Harry Potter on this blog, then again, I never thought I'd see book covers that glow in the fucking dark! I refused to read HP when it first burst onto the scene back in 1997. (By that time in my life, I'd decided that I didn't want to move… Continue reading Harry Potter Redesigned To Glow In The Dark
More new products have arrived at one of my most loved sites. Sisters of the Black Moon have introduced a collaboration with the brilliant artist Bill Crisafi in the form of esoteric mugs, and have also released the gorgeous Fjall Hoodie, which is must-have for winter.
Jewellery pieces like those found at FloridXFauna do not come along on a regular basis. So when they do, my jaw goes slack and I find myself gravitating towards my blog to tell you all about my findings. Crystal Ossuary I is the first collection from this new shop. All pieces are hand sculpted and… Continue reading FloridXFauna
The latest artwork to catch by eye is a mixed media series titled 'Systems.' US based artist Dan Beckemeyer combined a highly detailed illustration of a human skeleton with a stitched cardiovascular system and hand-felted muscle mass.
Sometimes Vogue gets it so damn right it hurts. These bewitching shots of Kati Nescher were taken by Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø for Vogue Italia.
Striking sculptures in aquariums by German artist Mariele Meudecker.
Enough said. Get this epic print at Obvious State.
I don't know about you, but if I happened to see these Guardians of Time sculptures pop up in my town, I'd think the dark lord was on the rise, and hellfire would be engulfing the world before tea time. Manfred Kielnhofer is the art genius behind these five, sinister sculptures which are traveling the… Continue reading Guardians Of Time
'Lure' is the (absolutely perfect) title of the photograph you see here, delightfully presented on a hand sewn pillow cover. Buy it at Kalstek Photography.
Blood and milk photographed together by Frederic Fonteno. Who else is tempted to open their finger up with a carving knife and hold it over a glass of milk to see what happens?
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 