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  • Michael Hutter

    September 7th, 2014

    Today I saw the follow painting by Michael Hutter:

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    There was a story by its side…

    At Sea

    On another occasion the Kranzedan had gone on a cruise, fancying that it would be a relaxing pastime. However, one night, whilst on the high seas, someone shouted ‘Man overboard!’; a child was said to have gone over the rail. In the dark, the child’s light dress could be seen floating on the green-black waves. At once a dinghy was made ready and let down into the water. But the Kranzedan, for whom all of this did not happen fast enough, grabbed a lifebelt and jumped with it into the choppy sea. Though once in the waves he quickly lost his bearings and went astray.

    And when the dinghy finally arrived at the child’s body, the seamen discovered that they had gone to the rescue of a large doll. Its young owner was soon clasping her wet darling happily in her arms again. Yet, from that time on the smell of salt and algae emanated from the doll, resisting all attempts at cleaning. Whenever the child lay in bed cuddling her doll, she was afflicted by harrowing nightmares: she was threatened by bizarre anglerfish with bulging eyes; entwined by the muscular tentacles of enormous kraken, whose horny beaks pinched her tender calves and thighs, or; she was swimming through the endless canyons of a town overgrown with coral, in a panic-fuelled flight from something large…

    The Kranzedan, however, was never recovered on that strange night on the high seas and he has been missing to this day.

    Now onto other works…
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    Hutter’s work is largely NSFW, so be warned! There is much nudity and debauchery, but his painting are highly reminiscent of the ghostly, ghastly spectacles of Hieronymus Bosch.

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    Transforming into a flower bed seems, to me, a decent way to be dead.
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    Michael Hutter

  • Doctor Who Theme Song On Cello (Only)

    September 6th, 2014

    Whovians, this cello version of the Doctor Who theme song is gorgeous (maybe I’m just a sucker for anything redone using the cello).

    Anyone watching the new season? What do you think of Peter Capaldi as the Doctor? I must admit, I completely stopped watching the show during the “Amy Pond” era because for some reason I found her intolerable, to the point that I couldn’t even give Matt Smith a fair shot in his role. I still miss the days of David Tennant and Billie Piper. But I’m getting back into it now.

    Source

  • Roza Khamitova

    September 5th, 2014

    I am in love with Roza Khamitova’s wing inspired scarves!

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    There’s something gorgeously empowering about donning some silky, flowing, large wings.
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    Absolutely stunning! I’ll be adding one of these to my wish list.
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    Roza Khamitova
    Source

  • Sweet Fix: Richmond Philharmonic Cake

    September 3rd, 2014

    Here one of my favorite cakes from Sweet Fix, made for the Richmond Philharmonic.

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    These disembodied conductor hands, seemingly floating in midair, are one of the most unique music themed confections I’ve laid eyes on. One can almost hear the orchestra play…

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    Sweet Fix

  • Sonya Fu

    September 2nd, 2014

    Sonya Fu’s surreal creations are beautifully haunting…

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    From the source:
    Sonya Fu is a Hong Kong based surreal digital artist whose work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and art fairs across Hong Kong, China, United States, Australia, and Germany since 2010. Growing up in the former British Colony where East meets West, Fu is influenced by both Oriental and Western culture. Using inspirations from dreams, music, morality, and religious belief systems, she bases her works on hypnagogic imagery and the unseen beauties she has encountered during episodes of sleep paralysis. All of these elements can be seen in the detailed and delicate brushstrokes of her mysterious, eerie, and captivating digital paintings.

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    I love the way her vivid color schemes still have a ghostly air about them.
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    Sonya Fu
    See an interview with her here.

  • Sue Teller

    August 31st, 2014

    This woman is beyond awesome; a renegade in the stuffy old world of granny crafts, with more spunk and spirit than most people 1/4 her age. And it’s not just the fact that she seems perpetually hopped up on Mountain Dew. She’s a genuine badass.

    I wish there were more videos, but alas, Mrs. Teller only came out with a couple of them.

    (Thanks, Bettie!)

  • EGO

    August 30th, 2014

    I came across art by EGO with no website link, and it’s hard to find a comprehensive source of work as it seems to be spread all over between tattoo sites, blogs, etc. But…I like it! So here are some examples.

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    An internet search for EGO obviously produces thousands of completely irrelevant results (though why not run with the inadvertent psychological education?). Love his skeleton and monster work.

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  • Christine McConnell

    August 29th, 2014

    Thanks to my amazing friend Jen for introducing me to Christine McConnell’s delicious, delightfully dark delicacies!

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    Christine is also a photographer (and model…her instagram link is mildly NSFW due to lingerie/bikinis). I’m shocked that she hasn’t made a bigger deal of her baking. It’s masterful!
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    Shortbread face hugger, get on my table!
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    Christine McConnell

  • Snik Snak

    August 28th, 2014

    You’ve got to be kidding me. Really. (That was my reaction when I saw this product).

    Did you know the delicious Kit Kat bar, made by Hersheys, once had a rival by the Mars candy company?

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    Milk chocolate around 3 layers of crisp wafers, packaged in break-off sticks. Look familiar? Aside from the ridiculously similar name, product specifics, and wrapper color scheme, Snik Snak’s catch phrase was “Take a break” as opposed to Kit Kat’s “Gimmie a break.” How Mars got away with this and it stayed on shelves for , I’ll never know!

    I think the warped, horrible quality of the VHS commercial here only adds to it.

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  • Afterlife Artwork

    August 27th, 2014

    Afterlife Artwork sells unique CRUELTY FREE (the artist is very clear that no animals are harmed for the making of any of these pieces) anatomical jewelry, featuring bits and bones of many varieties.

    The rattlesnake skeletons look great:
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    Knowing that these creatures were already deceased is important to me (I get very upset when animals suffer for art of any kind). In this case, these displays become loving tributes to the gorgeous inner workings of our fellow critters. She is making use of that which would otherwise be discarded or rot, showcasing these miraculous tiny bits of nature.

    Mini quail heart bell jars:
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    Starfish and seahorse:
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    Articulated rat paw:
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    Afterlife Artwork

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