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Krampus
Give Black This Yule
Loving this black soap face wash from The Parlor Apothecary. Enriched with rose hip oil, antioxidants and vitamin C, this divine facial cleanser will banish dead cells, remove impurities, treat blemishes and if that wasn't enough, it'll deeply hydrate your skin too.
Velvit
Velvit is a newly launched store and gallery specializing in exclusively black creations, from independent artists and designers from across the world. Their website is beautifully minimalistic and easy to navigate, making for a wonderful browsing experience. They have some of my favourite designers involved, and it was a challenge to choose some items to… Continue reading Velvit
Fashion Witch Finds/45
1/SCHA 2/Agnona 3/Christina Rose Jewelry 4/Ann Demeulemeester
The Furless Anatomy Of Bears
Deborah Simon has created a series of bear sculptures which look exactly like the real things...except for their coats which have been embellished with hand-stitched organ systems.
Mermaid Washed Up
I don't know what it is about mermaids that I find so bloody appealing, but I do know it's always been a desire of mine to try on a prop tail and flounder around on the North Sea coast. These images came to my attention this afternoon, and it can't be denied that they look… Continue reading Mermaid Washed Up
Interview : Christine Linde Of Tomarum
To come across the work of Christine Linde/Tomarum was an absolute joy. Inspired by two of my favourite artists Theodor Kitteslsen and John Bauer, Linde creates deeply atmospheric folk art. Her work enables the observer to dip out of the human world for a time, and individually connect with what lies beyond. I'm delighted and… Continue reading Interview : Christine Linde Of Tomarum
My Pet Skeleton
Goddamn sinister art from My Pet Skeleton. My favourite would undoubtedly be Pyswan.
Bone Cancer
Have you ever wondered what bone cancer looks like? I have, and I was not expecting this. Source.
Nymla
I am something of a troll fanatic, and could have very easily blown everything in my bank on trolls from Norway's gift shops. When I found Nymla on Etsy, I almost had to ask my boyfriend to hide my wallet. Caroline Eklund from Northern Sweden creates beautiful Nordic forest trolls out of felted wool and… Continue reading Nymla
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 