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Revolve
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R.I.P. Giger by MrDream
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Zdzisław Beksiński
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Bone Music: How Banned Western Music in the Soviet Union Was Printed on Repurposed X-Ray Records
From an interview with author Anya von Bremzen via NPR: “They would cut the X-ray into a crude circle with manicure scissors and use a cigarette to burn a hole. You’d have Elvis on the lungs, Duke Ellington on Aunt Masha’s brain scan—forbidden Western music captured on the interiors of Soviet citizens.”
H.R Giger
'Despite' Plate
Crooked Darlings, Keaton Henson
Dragon Age: Inquisition by Dan Mumford, Carlos Olmoand, Jebedaï Couture, Guillaume Singelin, Matthew Griffin, Kanthesis, Ian Wilding, Erica Williams,Gax & Arik Roper.
Officially licensed, limited edition screen print project in conjunction with French Paper Art Club, Geek-Art & EA.
Artwork to be exhibited next week at Le Dernier Bar Avant la Fin du Monde in Paris, and then available online November 21st, 2014, HERE.
preview page from a little zine i put together for Good Press On Demand.
Chris Day 2014
Zon O Rei do Nada - Os 3 Dragões (Andrei Simões e Lupe Vasconcelos)
Personifying evil, a costumed mapico dancer in Mozambique hides from spectators, 1964.Photograph by Volkmar K. Wentzel, National Geographic Creative
Arthur Rackham
The Rhinemaidens Bid Farewell to Siegfried
Franz Sedlacek: Ghost over the Trees, 1931.