Some art for you for Horror Monday.
Artists Chris McMahon and Thryza Segal take old landscape paintings common in thrift stores and add monsters to create something new.
Great idea, and the paintings are awesome. Check them out here.
Some art for you for Horror Monday.
Artists Chris McMahon and Thryza Segal take old landscape paintings common in thrift stores and add monsters to create something new.
Great idea, and the paintings are awesome. Check them out here.
New York-based sculptor Kate Clark’s artwork blends human faces with wild animals to make evocative creatures. Hugely interesting, a bit creepy. Great art.
Check her out on National Geographic TV, which shows what she hopes to communicate with her art and how she makes it.
Compelling music video for the song “Iron” by Woodkid. The black and white imagery suggests an interesting mythology. Cool song and visuals.
Click here to see a collection of cool oil paintings depicting colossal mechs in 1920 in Soviet Russia.
In the 1960s and ’70s, photographer Arthur Tress interviewed children about their dreams and then recreated their nightmares as photos. See more of them here.
Susu Laroche’s photographs are deliciously macabre. Check them out here.
You can also check out one of her short films below.