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Category: Fine Art
They Rose From The Water – David Talley
The haunting work of David Talley.
Human Emotion Frozen – The Photography of Slevin Aaron
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Old Hag
I don’t know much about Old Hag, only that her actual name is Darby Lahger and she’s married to Shamaatae of Arckanum. I do have a great fondness for her evocative photography though.
The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
I can’t get this image by The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea out of my head.
Wyrd Words & Effigies: The Definitive Interview List
Wyrd Words & Effigies has been in action since May 2013. In the months that have passed since then, many interviews have been conducted, with all sorts of creative beings who aren't afraid to explore the darkness and the treasures it hides. Underneath you’ll find all of our interviews to date, for you to browse… Continue reading Wyrd Words & Effigies: The Definitive Interview List
Interview With Photographer Susu Laroche
I can’t remember when I first stumbled across the enigmatic work of Susu Laroche, but her unusual imagery burned itself into my subconscious, and I found myself encountering it with an odd regularity. Sharing her pictures and words became a task I had to undertake. Enjoy. Would you mind talking about the time you… Continue reading Interview With Photographer Susu Laroche
Wednesday’s Wyrd Findings
I live in boots. French Rangers to be precise. I’ve worn pretty much nothing else since 2010. But, I’d change that if I could get my hands on a pair of these divine Leather Moto Boots by Rag & Bone. This Frankenstein Leather Mini Dress by Friend of Mine is sexy in it’s… Continue reading Wednesday’s Wyrd Findings
Tuesday’s Wyrd Findings
I would live my winter in this handmade Big Knit Dress by JULIAANDBEN. My new goal in life is to own this Tong Coat. It’s another creation by Berlin based label JULIAANDBEN. Etsy is a treasure trove for Nordic inspired gifts. These custom made Elder Futhark Rune Necklace by The Stray Arrow are crafted… Continue reading Tuesday’s Wyrd Findings
Monday’s Wyrd Findings
I have a long-standing fascination with Baba Yaga. I first encountered this Eastern European folkloric character at the tender age of seven. There was a hut in the woods near my school which, I was told, was her house. Naturally, this terrified me, but I was an odd child, and thrived on fear. I’m utterly… Continue reading Monday’s Wyrd Findings
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 