The Photography of Anita Anti

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Anita Anti is a self taught photo artist, professional photographer, and retoucher from the Ukraine, now living in New York City. We love the...

Wrought By Rasputina

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Rasputina’s formidable back catalog is like an old history library, the tiered kind, with sliding ladders, stained-glass windows, and oiled wood, where gilt-embossed titles...
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Mermaid Bra Tutorial

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVE PARKE SUPPLIES Plain blue bra Gem-Tac or another nontoxic glue that dries clear Skewer for spreading glue Glue gun Glue sticks Needle and thread Fine blue glitter (matching...
All images provided by Martin Frost. See more from his collection at foredgefrost.co.uk.

On the Edge of Discovery: The Secret of Fore-Edge Paintings

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Have you ever felt the sudden jolt of bliss that accompanies the discovery of a hidden secret? This feeling drives treasure hunters of all...

Shipwrecked

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Greetings all my fellow Curiosity Explorers and Magic-Makers! Allow me to introduce myself: I am the Wondersmith. I work with wonder in the same...
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Strange Dialogue: Picture and Prose

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Springtime (when fancies turn to thoughts of love) is high time to swap that dog-eared, fly-specked, bookworm-infested copy of The Hobbit you’ve been carting...

The Bee Goddesses of Stephanie Law

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They are ethereal. Supple and airy, with an almost Erté-like fluidity and grace. But the goddesses that Stephanie Law paints also have an earthy...

Alan Lee: Artist Of Middle-Earth

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If I were to say to you, “A woman robed in white, standing next to a bowl, holding a silver ewer,” you would likely...
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The Work of His Hands: Giles Newman’s Carvings

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A hobbit’s favorite tool is his own hands, whether working in his garden or knitting a sweater, carving an intricate design in the curved lintel...
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Floral Fox Art – The Botanical Paintings of Amy Rose

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Lilacs were not supposed to bloom in July, that was a simple botanical fact, at least it had been until now. Girls in the...