1/Biker Jacket 2/Long Linen Top 3/Wool Hat 4/Platform Boots
Fashion Witch Budget Finds/H&M
Cursed Porcelain
Working with what we know as the 'classic porcelain figure,' Danish artist Maria Rubinke turns innocence on its head to create horror, chaos and wonderful, bloody madness with her little pale little ones.
Sound Of The Day : Splinterskin
This morning I am enjoying the creepy, dark folk of Ohio based musical project Splinterskin.
Fashion Witch Finds/49
1/Phillament Collective 2/Max Melody 3/Silver Phantom Jewellery 4/Pose3
Stephanie Inagaki
I believe I've featured the jewellery of Californian artist Stephanie Inagaki before, but today I want to focus on her drawing. You'll see why.
Sound Of The Day : Eliwagar
I am an enormous fan of Eliwagar, the Norwegian based Pagan/Folk project of Runahild. So, unsurprisingly, I was absolutely delighted to encounter I Villmarka, a song that hasn't featured on any of her releases yet.
Hidden
I've never been that bothered about visiting Australia. I'm all about cold climates and ice. But my thoughts on Oz have shifted somewhat. How come, you ask? Well, I found out about Hidden, a yearly sculptural walk in Sydney's Rockwood Cemetary. I'm particularly enchanted by this installation, entitled Ethereal – Bodies, Ritual and Desire, by… Continue reading Hidden
Sound Of The Day : The Hare And The Moon
I can't believe I've only just come across 'spook folk' duo The Hare And The Moon. Their slow, melancholic track Reynardine made for a perfect start to the day. I've yet to check out more of their material, but I'm hoping for more deep, dark stuff.
Labyrinth Leathercraft
For the first shop feature of 2015 I present to you Labyrinth Leathercraft. Handmade in Canada, from excellent quality leather, each product is made to last. I'm an admirer of their runic key fobs, leather barrettes and runic leather belts.
Vania Zouravliov
The creations of Russian artist Vania Zouravliov are dark, exquisite, disturbing masterpieces, and I don't use the word 'masterpieces' lightly. A child prodigy, Zouravliov was displaying his work internationally from the age of thirteen.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 