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October Featured Print Series: Devils and Demons

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

Devils, demons, and creatures have held a popular place in lore and Art since ancient civilization. It's safe to say Dark Art as a genre is centered around them as the lead in their tableaus. Regardless of the era, devils and demons continually play their evil roles, despite the fact that the word demon's etymology comes from a place of divine spirit or power. 

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Dark Vessel: An Interview with Galen Baudhuin

Posted by J Meyers on

Dark Art & Craft had the pleasure of asking talented Musician, producer and Artist Galen Baudhuin some questions on his recent Art output and music projects. Below you'll find the conversation with Galen and a few select Art prints we created just for the interview. Please enjoy. Tell us a little more about yourself & what you do? My Art is primarily magick and occult based and is usually monochromatic. I’m a musician and a songwriter. I also do music production and engineering work. I was a screenprinter for many years, and still love doing it when I get the opportunity. I’m...

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Ecology, Occultism, and the Natural World: An Interview with Dark Artist Dylan Garrett Smith

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

Dark Art & Craft recently had a chance to ask the Artist and print-maker Dylan Garrett Smith a few questions about his life and artwork. Dylan creates his works in a wide array of mediums informed by ecology, occultism, and darker themed subjects. 

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Between the Sacred and the Profane: An Interview with Artist Felipe Froeder

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

Online you might have seen the fantastical and horrifying collages of digital artist Arcano XV, or Felipe Froeder. His evocative work melds the realms of familiar imagery with a deeply sinister macabre that permeates your deepest nightmares. 

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Dark Artist Spotlight: Daniël van Nes

Posted by New Ethic Design on

Dutch multidisciplinary artist Daniël van Nes creates with video, installation art, and engraving among other mediums. His works involve industrial settings and complex engravings often times illuminated to achieve a unique 'machine noir' style. van Nes reflects on social and technological developments and how reality and identity play within these. His Selifable City project takes form in many materials and features dark lonely creatures in a world of their own.  Illuminated engraving installation "DOMINO DOMINION" via http://kallenbachgallery.com/ “Sellfable City is a ‘Machine Noir’ world, that thrives on the energy of its inhabitants. Like an ink stain, it slowly creeps into our world. Eating our...

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