1/Gypsy Stardust Design 2/Hipporacle 3/Black Coffins 4/chrisvanveghel
Fashion Witch Finds/17
Fashion Witch / The Best Black Backpacks
I'm madly picky about what I will and won't buy. Bags are one of the things that I can spend weeks hunting for. It can't be one of those 'oh, it'll do' purchases. I have to love it. It has to be able to accommodate all of my needs, i.e. there must be space for… Continue reading Fashion Witch / The Best Black Backpacks
Crave Studio
My latest dark decor crush has to be these black, earthenware mugs from Crave Studio.
Raise The Horns For Halloween / High Noon Creations
Want to have a costume that will genuinely terrify people this Halloween? Well, I recommend you start creating your ensemble by heading over to High Noon Creations and selecting a mask.
Fashion Witch Finds/16
1/Fluke 2/Marc Le Bihan 3/Designer Scarves World 4/Skeletos
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Snake Wreath
I think this is a DIY must for Halloween. Find out how to make it here.
Disturbing Taxidermy
I don't know about you, but I'm in awe of the meticulous, yet deeply disturbing taxidermy by artist Enrique Gomez De Molina. Molina does, however, face up to five years in prison for importing the bodies of endangered animals. Molina claims that his art works “to bring awareness to the danger faced by a… Continue reading Disturbing Taxidermy
Live On Air
I've never been very good at looking after house plants, it has to be said. But I do like the idea of air plants, I think I could handle one of those, especially if it was accompanied by a beautiful, geometric glass planter from Glimpse Glass.
In The Night
In July 1906 National Geographic published their first wildlife photographs - the ones you see here. I have, in the past, stumbled across a number of them on Tumblr, Pinterest and the like. The spookiness always intrigued me, but I never knew about their origins, until yesterday, when I discovered that they were shot by… Continue reading In The Night
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Hybrid X-Rays
To see more of Benedetta Bonichi's art, go here.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 