Enjoying the latest music video from Vreid! Når Byane Brennis taken from their most recent album Sólverv. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNKfnd59wpw
Sound Of The Day : Vreid
Tag: Wyrd Words & Effigies
365 Days Of Dark Art : 282 – 285
Four artists I've encountered who deserve to hold a space here. Sally Mann Toby Harriman Juan Garza Fred Frazer
365 Days Of Dark Art : 281 / Henrik Aarrestad Uldalen
My first art find of the weekend was self-taught artist Henrik Aarrestad Uldalen.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 280 / Charlotte Berndsen
I am more in tune with forest lakes than I am with the sea, but this capture by photographer Charlotte Berndsen has awakened a new fascination for oceanic waters.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 279 / Irene Cruz
There's nothing better than finishing the week by discovering a new artist - in this instance Irene Cruz - who has you making yourself more comfortable, and getting a warm drink, because you know you're going to be in for a long sit down with your laptop and the aforementioned artist's website.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 278 / Julien Danielo
An entrancing interpretation of Cernunnos, the Celtic horned god by photographer Julien Danielo.
Sound Of The Day : Wardruna
Spellbound by Raido, the latest unveiling from Wardruna ahead of the release of their highly anticipated third album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fnPwj1AMpo
365 Days Of Dark Art : 277 / Michelle de Rose
277 days into this project, and I still get that same rush when I find a new artist as I did on day 1. Today's find is this gorgeous, ghostly scene created by Michelle de Rose.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 276 / Wojciech Zwolinski
Every now and then (that's a lie, it's every day...) I'll come across an art work and think to myself 'God dammit, I wish I was the one behind this idea.' Polish artist Wojciech Zwolinski is the creative behind this astonishing work. http://www.cuded.com/2012/01/photography-by-wojciech-zwolinski/
365 Days Of Dark Art : 275 / Josephine Cardin
Enjoying Josephine Cardin's series Devil On Your Back, particularly this capture.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 