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Dark Stories by So PineNut

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So PineNut is the name of an elusive Japanese Artist and illustrator residing in Tokyo. His extremely detailed graphite illustrations are based on stories ("The call of life-A dark story about Eden") and have a detached yet organic nature to them. The re-imagining of these fabled stories includes mutilation, human sacrifice, and cannibalism in grotesque fashion.

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Norot: The Dark Work of Robert W. Cook

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Norot is Robert W. Cook, an American occult artist, musician, and architectural draughtsman by trade working in Cork, Ireland. Cook creates detailed ink, blood, and mixed media works that explore the occult, dark, and mythic themes. Heavily detailed and embellished with script and symbol Cook's creations are dark visual depictions. 

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Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach German Painter, Symbolist and Naturalist

Posted by Justin Meyers on

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach (Born 1875) was a renowned German painter and radical social reformer. Early on Diefenbach attended the Munich Academy of Art and was deeply inspired by the works of fellow symbolist and Swiss painter Arnold Bocklin. 

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Keep Playing Video Games & Reading Comic Books: an Interview and Look at the World of Alex Eckman-Lawn

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

If you're a fan of dark art and the montage medium, there's a really great chance that you've already seen the work of Alex Eckman-Lawn on the internet. The combination of new contemporary digital work with old imagery from medical books are melded into multi-layered cacophony that's the literal definition of depth. His work has been seen on some of your favorite metal albums, in comic books, in galleries, on posters and most recently on the cover of books. Alex was truly a good sport as we asked him all sorts of questions involving necromancy, artistic movements and dug into...

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Livio Scarpella, Stone Ghosts

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Scarpella's ceramic sculpture series “Ghost Underground,” are beautiful veiled faces with light and dark quartz crystals embedded within them. These works were influenced by the famous sculptures (The Veiled Christ is a masterpiece by Giuseppe Sanmartino completed in 1753) that lay in the Cappella Sansevero, a chapel in Naples, Italy. 

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