sábado, 4 de febrero de 2012

Tim Burton's Valentine's Day cards

The art of Tim Burton.


Claustrophobia

This remind me of the old days of MM, but this is not what mainly attracks me to these pictures. To be honest, only imagining myself in one of those artefacts makes me feel a vague sense of panic. So... I don't even... Fashion pothograpy by Katarzyna Konieczka.

miércoles, 1 de febrero de 2012

He is here

Like a fish in the sea? I don't tink so. Edgar is creepy. Pics from Visualyz.

The true face of Death

Cinamon and Death: “Cinamon was the original inspiration for Neil Gaiman’s Death character from the Sandman series”

It’s good to see Cinamon getting the credit she deserves these days as Mike Dringenberg’s inspiration and occasional model, twenty-something years ago. (I’d get faintly irritated when people used to lie and claim that they were the inspiration for Death who weren’t her.)

nowthisisgothic:

Cinamon and Death: “Cinamon was the original inspiration for Neil Gaiman’s Death character from the Sandman series”

(Via Neil Gaiman)

Cinamon Hadley, the body-piercer native from Salt Lake City, was the inspiration for the comic’s artist, Mike Dringenberg, to create Death's character in the goth graphic novel "The Sandman".