The most perfect accessory for any phantom. Ghost Ring by Welfe.
Ghost Ring
Category: Custom
Bat Fawn & Friends
Taxidermy has been something that has fascinated me since childhood, and when I stumbled across anthropomorphic taxidermy I felt an almost overwhelming urge to study the field, and put my dark mind to work. Anthropomorphic taxidermy is what inspired artist and sculptor Thomas Grünfeld to bring two animals together to make an entirely new specimen.… Continue reading Bat Fawn & Friends
Poster for Wolves In The Throne Room “Celestite” Tour (2014)
Poster for Wolves In The Throne Room "Celestite" Tour (2014) by Stag & Serpent.
New Kin Fables EP
If you have been following this blog since the beginning, you will have seen the interview I conducted with the creators of Kin Fables. Don't worry if you missed it though, you can read it here. Go there it in a minute however. Read while you are listening to the new Kinn EP.
The Alure Of The Disembowled
The importance of anatomical models cannot be overstated in the education of medical professionals, but these learning tools have not always been so… clinical. Behold, the “Anatomical Venus,” idealized female forms first popularized in 18th century Europe, intended for the education of both medical students and a curious public (men and women were most often… Continue reading The Alure Of The Disembowled
Full Moon Rising
For a peaceful glow in the evening. Full Moon Rising lamp by Crow Feathers.
Inside Out
Gunther von Hagens.
Not Many Nights Now
Graphic designer Anya Grainger is hard at work putting together the first issue of Wyrd Words & Effigies. I've worked with Anya on multiple occasions and she has always exceeded my expectations with his phenomenal work. I am extremely proud to have her on board with Wyrd Words and I strongly suggest that if you… Continue reading Not Many Nights Now
Skull Candles
Perfect accessory for any black, dusty, wax encrusted mantlepiece. Johnny B Wilde casts them using a real skull and solid paraffin wax, which means they'll burn for an eternity. Well, almost.
Stillness
Elina Grethen.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 