Abducted by winter, you are now bound to the white season, and will learn all of its secrets.
My Other Shadows : Day Twenty Nine
365 Days Of Dark Art : 25 / Silvija Kuzet
Really enjoying the dark, diverse work of 23 year old Norway based photographer Silvija Kuzet.
My Other Shadows : Day Twenty Eight
The moment after the final breath.
My Other Shadows : Day Twenty Seven
Never wake a sleeping Witch.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 24 / Arslan Ahmedov
Arslan Ahmedov is a photographer from Bulgaria. His sinister yet simultaneously beautiful portraits inspire me greatly. However, it's not only his profound imagery that inspires...but his productiveness too. This man is a powerhouse of creativity.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 23 / Laurence Demaison
French artist Laurence Demaison has my intrigue by the throat. It was almost impossible to say to myself 'okay Katie, now it's time to stop looking and wondering and actually share this work.'
Sound Of The Day : The Revenant
I watched The Revenant at the weekend and it blew me the fuck away. Truly magnificent, heart-wrenching, terrifying cinema which makes you re-evaluate life, nature and the importance of those close to you. The soundtrack was utterly exquisite and I highly recommend you give it a listen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU4gP47J07Q
365 Days Of Dark Art : 22 / Philomena Famulok
I see a lot of 'dark' self-portraits...but very few capture the essence of eeriness quite like German photographer Philomena Famulok. “I think particularly darker emotions, dreams, thoughts, and memories are searching for an expression because often they are unwanted and repressed in our everyday life, even though they are an important part of life and… Continue reading 365 Days Of Dark Art : 22 / Philomena Famulok
365 Days Of Dark Art : 21 / Courtney Brooke
Courtney Brooke AKA Lightwitch is a constant source of inspiration. Each photograph could tell a thousand, thousand stories.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 20 / Nynewe
I had the wonderful fortune of featuring the art of astoundingly talented photographer Michaela Knizova AKA Nynewe in the first issue of Wyrd Words & Effigies Magazine. Since then, I have never stopped thinking about her eerie yet strangely nostalgic imagery.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 