Horrifying masks give you EXTREME plastic surgery look
From a wild art installation titled “Too Good to be True” by German artist Meike Harde. Meike designed these masks in order to raise questions…
Art Archives: 10/2014
Can you spot all of the Star Wars icons discreetly tucked away in these photographs?
Photographer Thomas Dagg created his “Star Wars” series as a sort of homage to his childhood, a time when the films pervaded his imagination on…
Insane Salvador Dalí haircut & other follicle follies
Salvador Dalí San Antonio-based artist and hair stylist Roberto Perez AKA Rob The Original creates these pretty nutty haircuts with the scalp as a blank…
This photographer went to a Biblical theme park in Florida, so you don’t have to
Going through the metal detectors… just like Jesus used to to do Photographer Daniel Cronin traveled far from his secular home of Portland, Oregon to…
Sugar skulls of the dead: Dia de los Muertos portraits of Blondie, the Ramones, Lemmy and more
Blondie Parallel Lines sugar skull album cover Leisha Ganbatte is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Barcelona, Spain who enjoys creating sugar skull versions…
Satanic panic! ‘El-Diablo’ handblown glass bong mask
“El Diablo” glass bong mask by Etai Rahmil Portland, Oregon-based glassblower, Etai Rahmil is the man behind a new line of handblown glass bong masks.…
Artist paints generic ghosts over found photographs to haunting and nostalgic effect
Spin Me Round Artist Angela Deane’s ghost photography complicates nostalgia with a very simple technique: she drapes the subjects of found snapshots in a “sheet”…
Cartoonists document Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement
Art by Luis Simoes The last few days have seen no small amount of drama in Hong Kong, as disenfranchised students are calling attention to…
Ghostly painted shadows in abandoned psychiatric hospital
Behold the eerie work of Brazilian street artist Herbert Baglione. These ghostly shadows painted in an abandoned psychiatric hospital in Parma, Italy are a part…
‘Apocalypse Pooh’: The pre-Internet video mashup of Winnie the Pooh and ‘the horror’
Think back on the era before the Internet–what savages we were! Ubiquitous genres of media like the mash-up were barely in their infancy and relegated…