A dreary and subtly romantic reminder of those who work or have no family parties to attend by London based photographer Alan Powdrill. The cafe’s attempts to stay festive against their not so festive exterior making the holiday unescapable but no more happy. See the series below:
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Art by Michael Camarra
Michael Camarra creates neo-noir portraits of scifi fantasy creatures and characters. See some selected works below:
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Movies made into Old Book Covers
Blockbuster and classic movies turned into the covers of battered old books by North Carolina based illustrator/designer Matt Stevens. See some titles on the ongoing series below:
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Rainer Dawn by Adam Washington
Male model and TikTok personality Rainer Dawn poses for an in-home editorial portrait series captured by fashion photographer Adam Washington. See the shoot below:
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Art by Jimmy Knives
Wild and sweet illustrations by artist and self-proclaimed Ghoul King Jimmy Knives. His classic almost vintage illustration style is complimented and contrasted by subtle violence and/or gore. See some selected works below:
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Art by Konstantin Tarasov
Illustrator Konstantin Tarasov creates playful and epic pieces embracing the love of video game characters and nostalgic iconic characters in different lights. See some selected works below:
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Helmet Sculptures by Hiroto Ikeuch
Wearable and functional Helmet Sculptures by designer and artist Hiroto Ikeuch. Embracing the cluttered and intricate charm of 80’s/90’s Japanese robots and futurism.
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Morbid Figurines by Jessica Harrison
Delicate and feminine porcelain figurines take a dark and gory turn filled with blood, brains, bones and more. Created by artist Jessica Harrison.
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Art by Cristi Lopez
Chicago-based artist Cristi Lopez studies the feminine form in an illustrative tinted series. “My work chronicles a life-long journey contending with mental health disorders. I use the human figure as a means of externalizing the covert aspects of mental illness. Amidst the chaos, absurdity, and violence of their situation, the figures remain strong, nurturing, and tranquil. In my intensely personal, allegorical imagery, I aim to remind others struggling that their painful endeavors, in their varied manifestations, are ultimately of hope.” -CL See the series below:
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Photography by Philo Male
Male model photographer Philo Male captures an intimate and up-close series featuring two intertwined men. “An online study of general and fundamental questions about males and their behavior.” -PM See the series below:
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Art by Audra Auclair
Whimsical and magical characters in bold colors and intricate line-work created by Canadian artist Audra Auclair.
