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  • Witch Priestess Body Art

    03.29.11

    via the lovely plastickfreak

    Tags: animal skulls, art nudes, body art, body painting, day of the dead, strange beauty, witch-priestess, witchhaus

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  • Caia Koopman

    01.17.10

    The very pretty pop surrealist art of Caia Koopman:


    You can see more of Caia’s art at her site.

    I actually got a card case featuring Caia’s art for Christmas, I love it dearly and never use it.

    Tags: animals, day of the dead, environmentalism, pop surrealism

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