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  • Geisha-Inspired Illustrations from Zoe Lacchei

    08.23.10

    >> Zoe Lacchei’s Website <<

    Tags: erotic, geisha-inspired, illustrations, pop surrealism, zoe lacchei

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  • David Ho

    08.20.10

    David Ho is a digital artist and illustrator with a horror-oriented style. His work has a wide range and some of his images are quite different from these selections, but I’ve chosen these “child portraits” of his to portray a unified theme of innocence/corruption or darkness. The macabre, fantasy, myth, and sexuality mix in his works, usually in a very darkly lit, gloomy space with a “cold, metallic” palette.

    See more after the cut

    Tags: david ho, illustrations, innocence/menace, modern fairy tales, pop surrealism, surreal horror

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  • Poetry: “Instructions” by Neil Gaiman

    04.04.10

    Touch the wooden gate in the wall you never saw before,
    Say ‘please’ before you open the latch,
    go through,
    walk down the path.
    A red metal imp hangs from the green-painted front door,
    as a knocker,
    do not touch it; it will bite your fingers.
    Walk through the house. Take nothing. Eat nothing.
    However,
    if any creature tells you that it hungers,
    feed it.
    If it tells you that it is dirty,
    clean it.
    If it cries to you that it hurts,
    if you can,
    ease its pain.

    From the back garden you will be able to see the wild wood.
    The deep well you walk past leads down to Winter’s realm;
    There is another land at the bottom of it.
    If you turn around here,
    you can walk back, safely;
    you will lose no face. I will think no less of you.

    Once through the garden you will be in the wood.
    The trees are old. Eyes peer from the undergrowth.
    Beneath a twisted oak sits an old woman. She may ask for something;
    give it to her. She
    will point the way to the castle. Inside it
    are three princesses.
    Do not trust the youngest. Walk on.
    In the clearing beyond the castle the twelve months sit about a fire,
    warming their feet, exchanging tales.
    They may do favours for you, if you are polite.
    You may pick strawberries in December’s frost.

    Trust the wolves, but do not tell them where you are going.
    See more after the cut

    Tags: animals, children's poems, diamonds and toads, fantasy, illustrations, keith eric williams, little red riding hood, modern fairy tales, neil gaiman, poetry, wolf

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  • The Wolf in Me

    03.08.10


    This amazing image is by Caitlin Hackett.

    The origins of clothing are not practical. They are mystical and erotic. The primitive man in the wolf-pelt was not keeping dry; he was saying: Look what I killed. Aren’t I the best?
    - Katherine Hamnett

    Tags: aristocrat, caitlin hackett, fur, illustrations, wolf

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  • Takato Yamamoto

    10.30.09

    An illustrator of talent and perversion, his methodically precise, highly detailed drawings are dark and erotic, mystical and alluring.

    See more after the cut

    Tags: doll-like, illustrations, takato yamamoto

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  • Sam Weber

    10.05.09

    Sam Weber is an amazing illustrator and artist.

    His Website

    Tags: illustrations, sam weber, surreal

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