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Dark Art, Philadelphia, and Fungus: An Interview with Fred Grabosky

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It's been years since we last had the chance to talk to Fred Grabosky, the Philadelphia-based artist and illustrator. As part of our latest collaboration, we caught up with him in his Fishtown studio to discuss art and music influence, scratch boarding vs pen and ink, he touches on sacred geometry, spiritualism and even feminism.

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Dark Ink and Symbol by Adrian Baxter

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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 approach, Baxter creates a dark language of symbols and story. 

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Abomination Imagery: The Art of Bahrull Marta

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Bahrull Marta is a skilled digital and mixed media artist who creates work under the name Abomination Imagery. The Jakarta, Indonesia-based artist focuses on dark and horror themes that are layered in gritty textures. Inspired by the work of Dave McKean and Seth Siro Anton, Marta's creations have been utilized by many black and death metal groups which share a sinister appreciation for his murky and haunting pieces.

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The Haunting Art of Kim Myatt

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Kim Myatt is a Nottingham, U.K.-based artist and painter creating haunting yet beautiful imagery. Myatt's works hint at death, nightmares, and psychological distress among other dark topics. Rather than presenting the obvious visual tropes of gore and blood, Myatt uses the subtle yet haunting unknown to inspired her work.

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Dark Icons by Artist Jasmine Worth

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Artist Jasmine Worth creates surreal and symbolic icon paintings. Her largely stoic female faces remind one of the early Renaissance fascinations with the iconic Madonna and religious symbology. The artist currently lives and works in San Diego, California creating variations on the icon theme. 

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