From the creative mesmerizing detailed works of Alex Grey and Amanda Sage, to the hauntingly beautiful photographs of Nina Pak. Down to the delicate details of Andrew Gonzales, Miroir Magazine delivers another page turner in their Visionary issue. Featuring 16 creative individuals, each one showcases their take on the magazine’s theme. Capture a glimpse of […]
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Delivering a host of great content once again, Mirroir Magazine’s February 2013 issue is a real gem. Featuring artists like Camille Rose Garcia, PECA, Carrie Ann Baade as well as photographers Wayne Hoecherl, Tsubasa and Detlef Koertge to name a few. The featured artist for the series is Adriana Delfino, otherwise known as PECA. Her […]
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Artist Scott Musgrove is now offering his Walktopus sculpture as a limited edition candle holder. Limited to 32 pieces, 20″ tall and with a price tag of $4000 it’s sure to catch everyone’s eye as it sits upon your dining table. That’s where I’d put mine anyway. I would love to see this in person […]
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It’s never too early to plan your Halloween costume! If you want to look like a skeleton, a la Lady Gaga in her Born This Way video; here’s a quick tutorial video you can get tips from. Created by Youtuber iwanted2c1video, she quickly details the steps on how to achieve the look. Here’s a quick […]
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Mirroir Magazine’s Surreal Edition is a must-have for anyone who loves elaborate Victorian-style costumes and beautiful pop surrealist paintings. Filled with eye-popping images in each of its 148 pages, the magazine features work from artists like pop surrealist godfather, Mark Ryden; beautiful and meticulous photography from Nina Pak; as well as John Brophy, Jonathan Kane […]
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When asked how she describes her paintings, Angelina Wrona summarizes them as being about “dark, emotional and big eyed girls.” True enough, you’ll get a helping of these in her work. Dissecting and looking over her “Senta-Mental” dolls (what the artist affectionately calls her girl subjects;) it’s easy to feel drained. There’s an intensity to […]
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Calgary is home to one artist, Jeff de Boer. His reputation precedes him in the multi-media arena where he works with materials such as steel, silver, brass, bronze, nickel, leather and wood to create unique sculptures. His work includes making armor for cats and mice, metal ties for executives, exoforms, space themed objects, cowboy inspired […]
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Over on BlueBlood.net, subculture photographer Amelia G posted that she and Forrest Black are finalizing the T-shirt design for their California Deathrock Kickstarter. The Kickstarter was mostly about the forthcoming hardcover art book of deathrock portraits, but they are doing T-shirts too. The shirt has all the essentials, including mohawk, Day of the Dead makeup, […]
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Hungarian artist István Orosz has created a series of Medieval-inspired illustrations featuring optical illusions that at a distance appear as skulls. Close up though it is a very different story. The illustrations feature every day subjects, such as farmers, people reading and shipping vessels, but because of impeccable technique become something much more sinister. See […]
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Rockstar artist and all around bad ass Zoetica Ebb has a Kickstarter that I think is worth some press. The Secret Guide to Alternative Beijing is a project with Zoetica and a team of creatives who will be spending a month in Beijing, exploring life, fashion, music and what makes the underground of that city […]
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