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365 Days Of Dark Art : 160 / Bruno Dayan
Tag: Wyrd Words & Effigies
Wyrd Words & Effigies Collaborates With Nordland Publishing
An exciting announcement! I will be collaborating once again with Nordland Publishing to unleash a new anthology into the world. At Wyrd Words And Effigies we celebrate the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen. Now the time has come to pay tribute to the night and its secrets. Darklore, The Witching Hour, is… Continue reading Wyrd Words & Effigies Collaborates With Nordland Publishing
365 Days Of Dark Art : 158 / Julia deVille
It's been a while since I've featured a piece of taxidermy here...so here is an overdue macarbe gift to you...Silence by Julia deVille.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 157 / Bayard Wu
There's something so utterly intriguing about viewing a mermaid in a river instead of the sea...why is she there? How did she come to be there? Where does her destiny lie? Thank you Baynard Wu for inspiring me to look deeper at this piece of art.
Sound Of The Day : Severoth
I've been lusting for some new and special atmospheric black metal for ages, so was delighted when I clicked on one of Severoth's videos on YouTube to find that it was exactly the sort of thing I was after. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNWB-3hVS-Y
365 Days Of Dark Art : 156 / Emilie Steele
Swedish born and based multi disciplinary artist Emilie Steele has me swooning over her stunningly strange dolls.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 155 / Valin Mattheis
An artist who had been leaving me with more questions than answers for many years now is Valin Mattheis.
Ovate Spring/Summer Collection
I am so taken with Ovate's Spring/Summer collection it's not even funny. Here are my favourite pieces. My heart has never ached like this...I would quite literally kill for the Mathilde Short Sleeved Lined Dress With Collar.
Unity
My boots alongside my boyfriend's boots.
365 Days Of Dark Art : 152 / Martin Stranka
I'm not sure I want to leave the fantastical, dreamy world created by Martin Stranka.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 