Queer freelance artist whose work centers around animals, flora and fauna from the woodlands with a dark naturalism aesthetic for book covers, cover designs and prints.
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All photos are available as limited edition acrylic glass artworks as seen in selected art galeries and art fairs. Please inquire for availablity.
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Screenprint 20x50cm, limited edition of 25 copies.Ni dieux Ni maîtres. Skull that never hosted life.
An intricate web of lines coalesces into a grand cathedral, the chaos of scribbles forming a serene architecture.
This Wood & Linocut Prints item by WoodenTeethStudio has 277 favourites from Etsy shoppers. Is dispatched from Canada. Listed on 30 Jul, 2024
Ruth Norbury Artist creates unique pieces of textile art based on urban decay
Ruth Norbury Artist creates unique pieces of textile art based on urban decay
a large structure which is destroyed and of which only ruins remain
See a photo gallery of Virginie Ropars Photo Gallery Doll Artist and read more about her dolls in this sarticle from DOLLS magazine.
Original textile art by Gothic Decay. Available to see on www.gothicdecay.com
Original textile art by Gothic Decay. To see more, please visit www.gothicdecay.com
A mesmerising ballpoint-style skull illustration, entwined with delicate florals and intricate chains. This fusion of life and decay, drawn in deep blue ink, captures the essence of gothic beauty and vintage etching techniques. A perfect inspiration for tattoo art, dark botanical aesthetics, and fine-line illustration lovers
My unique pieces of art are made from almost entirely recycled materials. This is a gallery of my work.
My unique pieces of art are made from almost entirely recycled materials. This is a gallery of my work.
