• ART

    Hand Sewn portraits by David Catá

    Does love have to hurt. David Catá does not pose the question rhetorically. In his ongoing series A Flor De Piel, the Spanish artist answers it through the most direct material possible, his own body. Rather than using canvas, paper, or fabric alone, Catá turns his skin into a site of memory, vulnerability, and record.

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    CULTURE,  FASHION,  Misc.

    How To Get A Job In Fashion Industry

    Author: Robart Alex The fashion industry increases in popularity day by day, so there are lot of competitions and opportunities nowadays. It is really simple to have a degree in marketing, fashion design or fashion marketing. As this competitive industry keep on growing, there is a lot of demand for specialized and educated faculties in fashion. People who got a suitable academic degree in fashion will soon discover that they’re more in demand in this industry. Many academic degrees in fashion provide the courses in which you are interested in. Fashion marketing, fashion design and fashion merchandising are the three leading opportunities in fashion. Today many people dream of becoming…

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    CULTURE,  FASHION,  Graveravens Exclusive,  Misc.

    Lena Dunham in Vogue, the Issue with the Issue.

    Lena Dunham was crowned “THE NEW QUEEN OF COMDEY” by Vogue in their upcoming February issue. Of course, with dubbing Lena that title would come a cover, and on that cover there is her photo, and in that photo comes some controversy. You would think people would be thrilled to have someone seemingly forward thinking and creative gracing the cover of Vogue. As far as celebrities go, we do put Lena Dunham on a relatable and level headed pedestal (Along with Miss Hungergames). The reason for the controversy surrounds the fact of Photoshop, and the issues with projecting false images on other people. Some spectators were shocked that someone so…

  • FASHION,  REVIEWS

    KOLOR AW14 Shot by Jacques Habbah

    Kolor’s Autumn Winter 2014 collection occupies an uneasy but compelling space between comfort and disarray. On the surface, the clothes feel warm, layered, and familiar. Look closer, and a deliberate tension begins to emerge. This is not ease for ease’s sake. It is controlled imbalance, styled to appear almost accidental.

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    CULTURE,  Misc.

    Witch School Reviews The Myriad Of Ways To Learn

    Author: Rose Ariadne Among the myriad ways in which people can learn witchcraft are with the help of books, covens and local as well as online witch schools. For those who would prefer to achieve the mastery of witchcraft without putting up a lot of money, books may be the best medium of study. There are several books that may be bought online and comes cheap especially if they are used. One can also visit the local used book stores and occult stores in search for good, informative and inexpensive witchcraft treasures. The next step would be to find out if there are covens in your area. Online websites such…

  • ART,  Misc.

    Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared 2 – TIME

    The makers of the famously disturbing surreal video” Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared” have come out with a new video, “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared 2- TIME” The video explains the subject of time wrapped up in what it seems like a child like performance. Even though this time around you have an idea what will end up happening, it’s still great seeing the video spiral somewhere uncomfortable. 

  • ART

    Portrait Illustration by Jo In Hyuk

    Jo In Hyuk’s portrait illustrations exist in a carefully balanced space between refinement and ambiguity. At first glance, the work feels composed and elegant. Pastel tones wash across faces with a lightness that suggests ease and control. Yet beneath that polish sits a sense of mystery that prevents the images from feeling decorative or resolved.

  • MUSIC

    Ghostboy

    Solo music projects often arrive with a certain expectation. They are assumed to be side quests, quieter experiments that exist outside the urgency of bands or collectives. Austin Thomas’s solo work resists that framing. Rather than feeling supplementary, the project stands firmly on its own, shaped by clarity of vision and a strong sense of emotional control.

  • ART

    Beautifully Abandoned

    There is a particular kind of beauty that emerges only through neglect. Not the romanticized decay of fantasy, but the quiet, unfiltered reality of time doing its work. Beautifully Abandoned captures this state with restraint, presenting old houses as they slowly wither, untouched by urgency or repair. These are not ruins staged for drama. They are structures allowed to age honestly.