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Dark Ink and Symbol by Adrian Baxter

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 Dark Ink Craft and occult symbols by Adrian Baxter

Work by Adrian Baxter, Image via facebook.com/AdrianBaxterIllustration

Adrian Baxter is U.K.-based artist who creates detailed traditional ink illustrations. His work deals with varied narratives, including death, life, the occult, and nature. With the sparse use of color and a stylized yet traditional ink approach, Baxter creates a dark language of symbols and story. Below is a small collection of Baxter's Artwork and ink prints.

The artist currently lives and works in Bradford, United Kingdom.

All images found below come via behance.net/BaxterIllustration unless otherwise noted

from the album Solennial

Artwork from the album Solennial

dark ink art

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occult artworkHourglass of Black Tears

dark idol artwork

dark art skull

dark idol artwork

dark ink occult drawing

 

Artist Links & Resources

To find more of Adrian Baxter's work, head to his Facebook page and on patreon.com/adrianbaxter

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