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Because apparently, why the fuck not. French artist Lamadieu Thomas takes pictures of constricted urban spaces from below and then… makes… pictures in the… sky… all right just check this out. It is kind of ridiculous and kind of completely awesome […]
The Spanish painter Fransisco de Goya lived from 1746-1828 and painted dark subject material unlike anyone else until well into the 20th century. The interesting thing is that he was a court painter.In the 1770s he became noticed through his […]
Jean Delville was a Belgian painter (1867-1953) who painted heavily symbolic scenes with a occult oriented spiritual perspective. He grew up in the Belgian town of Louvain, but when his outstanding talent became apparent went to Brussel to study at […]
Adrian Borda is a Romanian painter. I do not know much more than that. His website is here. It does not matter because these speak for themselves:
Frank R Paul was an illustrator for the great pulp magazines of the 20s and 30s. His full color covers for Amazing Stories, Wonder Stories Science Fiction Magazine defined the look of what was at the time the brand new […]
This is one of my favorite paintings. I discovered it whilst perusing the Tate in London during one of the recording sessions for the Steampunk Opera. it is by John Sargent who we shall feature today. Painted in 1886, this […]
Meet photographer Elena Vizerskaya, better known as kaSSandrA. She’s from Kiev and her work is…. her work is stunning. Really, look at this stuff. it’s breathtaking. She has a blog that’s here which i BEG you to go check out. And […]
So with the performance all wrapped up and the future still waiting to be written, can we get back to dieselpunk goodness? Obviously, the 2nd Act of the Dieselpunk Opera is my main creative bent right now and all things […]
I should be returning to regular posting in the next day or so, but in the meantime, here. Look at THIS. THIS is a photo.
Futurism was embraced in Pre-Revolutionary Russian heartily by a small but ambitious group of artists and poets. They published their own manifesto (OF COURSE) called A Slap In The Face Of Public Taste. (points for a good title) They spawned […]