Blog – Page 15 – Dark Art and Craft

A Look in the Dark: Ohio State Reformatory is Haunted as Fu**

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on September 23, 2019

When I first moved to Ohio, one of the places I was most excited about seeing was the Ohio State Reformatory (aka Mansfield Reformatory). Photos show a beautiful medley of Victorian Gothic meets Romanesque Revival, its interiors frozen in the mid-twentieth century, never aging or changing thanks to state funding.

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Cosmic Gateways: The Upcoming Exhibition of Bob Stokes at Grindcore House

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on September 20, 2019

September is one of the greatest months for art shows: it seems like every where you look there's an upcoming exhibit and it honestly makes us stoked beyond belief. Philly-based artist, curator, musician and event curator Bob Stokes is no exception.

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Friday the 13th is Your Excuse to Get Dark Art Prints for 13% OFF

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on September 13, 2019

Attention superstitious and lovers of bad luck, Friday the 13th is here! While seventeen to twenty-one million people supposedly suffer from triskaidekaphobia, or the fear of Friday the 13th, it tends to be a revered day for most of us dark art-loving weirdos.

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Emerging Artist Spotlight: A Look at the Work of Bad Museum

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on September 06, 2019

It's been interesting to see the changes behind Dark Art & Craft over the last year. One of the most important components to us was not only continuing to post inspiration from the great masters of Dark Art from eras past, but also continuing to support contemporary artists of all experiences and exposures.

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No More Like Counts: How to Measure Success with Your Instagram Posts Moving Forward

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on September 04, 2019

Technology changes: it's pretty common. The only issue is a lot of creators exclusively use Instagram for their networking and digital marketing. I really, really highly recommend that everyone get a website with a blog as their baseline for their integrative marketing strategy, but in the meantime, we want to make sure that we hold space to cover some of the ways that Instagram is changing for creators, and some helpful strategies moving forward for using the platform. Written by Stephanie Crumley, this is an article she wrote for her own Digital Marketing brand named Sigil Marketing. You might be...

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