There's a lot of people making food stuffs in the shape of skulls nowadays. I've seen (actual) sugar skulls and chocolate skulls and jelly sweet skulls and cake skulls and skulls made out of bread...I could go on. People are getting all the more inventive with ways in which they can bring the macabre into… Continue reading Ice Skulls
I first stumbled upon The Order Of The Good Death when I was creating the first issue of Wyrd Words & Effigies Magazine earlier on in the year, and I've been popping back ever since. To discover that its founder the wonderful and beautiful and funny Caitlin Doughty had published a book was extremely exciting,… Continue reading Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
I have a new artist obsession - Kevin Francis Gray. These figures on display aren't royalty, neither are they gods...the sculptures are actually depictions of people Gray encounters in London, mostly people in the holds of addiction or facing other real-world problems.
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There's a beautiful peacefulness about these images from Eye Poetry Photography, yet they also have a haunting air about them.
The photography available at Helen's Journal captures the mysterious, haunting beauty of wild England.
These little doors from Tinker Forge are perfect for the small ones in your life who still believe in the fantastical. I was a firm believer in the little people as a child, and I think it's a shame that technology is increasingly taking over the worlds of our children, impinging not only on their… Continue reading Behind The Little Door
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It's that time of year again. That short sleeved top over long sleeved top time of year. I have worshiped black since I can remember...but the t-shirts from Hello Minky are tugging on my heartstrings like sadistic children, which has to mean that they're pretty fucking impressive t-shirts. Question though. Why is it that men… Continue reading Darkly Unique T-shirts
What you're seeing here isn't photoshop, I promise. Burger King in Japan thought their burgers were getting a bit, well, boring, so decided to do something really quite EXTREME. In case you're wondering how they managed to create this spectacle, they blackened the bun using bamboo charcoal and the cheese with squid ink. I needed… Continue reading Black Metal Burger
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 