All Blog Posts Tagged 'dark' (15)

This new photo manipulation, by photographer Mikko Lagerstedt, seems to capture the dark emotions many of us are feeling right now, especially in the wake of the Boston bombings. One can't help but feel a heaviness in one's heart for both the victims and the victims'…

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You may have read a recent article on CNN called New York after Sandy: A tale of two cities where writer Kat Kinsman describes how New York City has been split between "those with power and those hunkering down in the dark." Today, through not professional photographers (or those that work for the AP or Getty)…

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New York-based photographer Guillaume Gaudet just sent us an email to show us this photo he took of a dark and quiet NYC. He shot it on October 30 or a day after Hurricane Sandy hit New York.

"It's on Washington Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn. This view is well-known. Normally, there are street lights that give a sort of harsh light and it's difficult, by night, to have…

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It's been awhile since we posted on any of graphic designer and illustrator Heng Swee Lim's work so here's one for you today. Also going by the name I Love Doodle, Lim has created a classic Venn diagram with a highly recognizable character in the middle. The hilarious piece is called Dark Side.…

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Movie marketing doesn't get much better than this. First came that amazing Dark Knight Rises poster using negative space and now this! That huge, gaping hole in the middle of the billboard is the Batman symbol smashing through. It's surrounded by, what looks like, mangled…

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Last time we saw Brian M. Viveros, we were given a sneak peek inside his workspace. With the upcoming show, Returning Art to the Unclean, Viveros has expanded his signature style to create dark and delicious works of art. His subject matters remain the same; they are… Continue

Last September, Thinkspace received an exclusive viewing of talented artist Brian M. Viveros’ workspace and preview of pieces for his show The Dirtyland. This time around, Hi Fructose got an extensive look into his most recent… Continue

Illustrator Yana Moskaluk has completed some dark, mysterious yet astoundingly beautiful illustrations for her Russian Fairy Tale collection. Located in Moscow, Russia, the illustrator makes us believe that fairy tales can elicit all sorts of different moods. Love the exact precision of lines in each drawing, the selective coloring and the use of patterns in her… Continue

Warning: Although fake, these pictures are not for the faint of heart!



Oh yes, Halloween is almost upon us. What does that mean? More posts full of creepy photography and art than any other time of year.



These fifteen photos were carefully selected amongst thousands of horror pictures from Flickr to show you just how creative people can be. We chose only those pictures…

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Bruce and new wife Emma summon their dark side in this new photo shoot with W magazine. The article describes how the two fell madly in love. Bruce says “I went from ‘Fuck love’ to ‘Love is truly the answer. I spent the last 10 years single and, for the most part, unhappy. In a dark place. I never thought that being with someone else was the answer. I would say, ‘I’m…

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The Well

Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz are geniuses at creating beautiful but tragic stories. What you once thought was playful and innocent is actually a world of chaos; lone wanderers survey the frigid landscape, people and creatures exhibit unnatural tendencies and ill-defined crimes are committed. These imaginary worlds and events will shock you into… Continue

Argentinian artist Patricio Oliver is best known for his creepy, cool vinyl toys and his futuristic designs but one of my favorite sets is "The Horror Forest." My favorite pieces of art are ones where there is a hidden story - where you can take a subtle detail from a painting and let your imagination run wild. In this set, Patricio takes us into a mystical forest, a… Continue

The 2009 People's Choice Awards, took over the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Wednesday, January 7, 2009. The 35th annual CBS ceremony presented results of votes from some 13 million fans.



Queen Latifah, this year's host, flailed about with abandon like an over-zealous Southern Baptist preacher from the church of Lil' Jon, screaming "Yes we can" over and over as the show started. Isn't the campaign over? The Jello is jiggling in… Continue

Just from watching the trailer of the new Batman movie, Heath Ledger's electrifying performance as "The Joker" gives me chills. In this clip, Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier sits down with Christian Bale, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Aaron Eckhart and Gary Oldman as they remember their late co-star.



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As I walked into the Medusa Lounge I immediately felt like I walked into a classy goth lounge; the place was decked out with arched stone, small black chandeliers, stained glass and intricate wood carvings. Much of Medusa's decor, such as iron gates and a huge crystal chandelier, was collected from movie sets over the years. After dinner hours, Medusa continues to serve cocktails to the hip late-night lounge crowd. Cocktails are $8 and parking can be… Continue