Salt Bride is one of the most imaginative art pieces that I've featured here on Wyrd Words & Effigies. Back in 2014 Israeli artist Sigalit Landau submerged a black dress in the Dead Sea where is remained for two months. Below you can see the process of salt crystallization and the eerie yet enchanting end… Continue reading Salt Bride
This wintry visage by photographer Marc Adams is soothing to the soul.
I was a happy kid, but I loved my solitude. I loved sitting by myself with a fat activity book and a bundle of coloured pencils...though the black, purple and red were always the first to be whittled down to stubs as I demonized elephants, clowns and puppies. I was a crossword fanatic and thought… Continue reading The Occult Activity Book : Volume Two
Love Midori Hayashi tangible, beautiful nightmares.
Dark fashion visionary Manuel Diaz Brand constructs the most exquisite body armour for the modern warrior woman.
Drawn to this beautiful vision created by the hugely talented Apollonia Saintclair.
My boyfriend and I recently finished the first series of Bloodline, one of the most depressing and brilliant TV shows ever made. I was besotted with the soundtrack from the word go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GHtbDKPCe0
As it happens, I've missed a few days with this series, so I've decided to do another bulk post. Here are eleven artists who have moved something in me recently. Justin Rosenburg Bairon Rivera Katja Kemnitz Angelo Guttaddauro Marcin Szpak Rafa Macias Daniel Wasching Vivian Ainsalu Nikki Harrison Hogan McLaughlin Adi Putra
I've been an avid watcher of everything that Anastasia Ikonnikova of Nuit has been crafting since the beginning of her venture in 2012. I've yet to be in the position where I can treat myself to one of her garments, but I always live in hope. Below are my favourite pieces from the collection.
Joseph Haxan is a digital artist based in South Australia. His inspiration is sourced from religion, the occult and Satan. I'm particualrly taken with this image from his 'The Omen' series.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 