Interviews
An Interview with Chris of Misanthropic Art
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Chris of Misanthropic Art creates detailed ink illustrations focused on dark imagery and inspired by the heavy music scene. We had a short chat with Chris on how he creates and what influences him in the process. What projects are you working on at the moment? Are there any specific pieces or bodies of work you can discuss? Shirt designs, a logo redesign, cover art and a few layouts. I can’t really get into detail about it until it’s actually finished and I have the Ok to release the art. What dark, outsider, or occult themes do you employ in...
From Ash to Flames: Exhibiting Artist Josh McAlear Interview
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An Interview with Fred Grabosky of FTG Illustration
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Fred Grabosky (FTG Illustration) was kind enough to answer some questions about his art and process for Dark Art & Craft. Fred creates his dark organic illustrations with pencil and micron ink pen. Beyond Art, he produces music in God Root and SADGIQACEA.
Autopsies of The Soul: An Interview with Vincent Castiglia
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From the Depths: An Interview with Lucas Ruggieri
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As part of our series of interviews with artists in our upcoming show, "From the Depths: Scenes from Below" at Ars Memoria, we had the opportunity to interview the talented Brooklyn-based illustrator Lucas Ruggieri about his work and upcoming projects. What does dark art mean to you? For me, dark art can be a huge variety of things, whether its an artifact thats function was malevolent or a painting that just makes you feel scared or anxious for no explainable reason. It can be very rare that I have a negative or dark emotional reaction to a work of art...