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Back and front of issue 2 of Castle Waiting by Linda Medley (Fantagraphics 2006).

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This week’s preview of the upcoming Hic & Hoc unsolved mysteries anthology comes to us from Evan A. Evan is a Finnish/Greek cartoonist whose contribution to our book tells the story of the unsolved murders of three Finnish teenagers, killed while camping near Lake Bodom in 1960. I love how Evan’s expressive inking gives this already creepy story a bit of a surreal, nightmarish quality.

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Can you believe that Nadege Meriau created the alien landscapes above using nothing but food from the supermarket? 

Olivier Richon, Head of Photography at the Royal College of Art sums it up best:

‘If in fairy tales, houses are made of sweets, Nadege Meriau does the reverse, transforming the edible into a dwelling, making architectures of fibers, vegetables and porous matter.’

Photographer Uses Food to Craft Otherworldly Structures

via It’s Nice That

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