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Speaking of metal art, here’s a petite selection of my favorite northern painters.

Baldung (damn, that just sounds metal, right?) The Witches Sabbath

Durer’s Witches Sabbath

Memling’s Vanity and Salvation

 

For Me to Get and Find

Got a package in the mail from i dont like mondays and found some rad stuff from thrifting and etc. i ordered the last mommy vs. daddy “King Of Pain” t-shirt.

was sold by an Australian woman who collects, sells, and makes shit out of animal bones and skulls.

turned mine into a necklace.

found this at an antique store in town.

fancy going halves on a bastard?

Andraayy Jaayy

I saw you walking down the street, girlfriend. You was fabulous.

Life lesson: Be yourself.

Old God::Praise Satan

New Spring 2010 from Actual Pain. Can’t fucking wait. I suggest you click to enlarge.

We Thrive in the Dark

An artist that’s always been on my mind and someone I’ve been wanting to post has finally arrived.  Justin Bartlett is a well known artist in the land of heavy metal and graphic t-shirts.  His work is dark, mainly black and white (with some reds), eerie, and fucking fantastic.  Oh, and it screams metal.  He has many many pieces up on his website but here are a few that I enjoy the most.

Baphomet. Yessssssss.

I wish I can create metal art.

Hiatus Ovah.

Wild Beasts are easily one of my favorites from this past year. Love the druid paganism themed video. And Tom Fleming’s voice is pure decadence.

The Vinyl Stitches make me believe Lux is not really dead.

Toro y Moi

Overgain

I instantly fell in love after looking through the lookbook for Bess. The images, models, and especially the clothes, are all fantastic.  There’s nothing in their line that I don’t like.  I suggest you click to enlarge and click the image again. ENJoY.

Under The Moon Of…

I’m lovin’ the fall 09 stuff from Weekday.  Perhaps obsessed… I’m especially lovin’ the belt buckle boots and the way the pants fit the guy, bunched at the bottom. mmm..

BLACKNUSS

Editorial project curated by Giorgio Di Salvo.  Eric Brunetti also worked on the book as well.  There are images of chosen number of artists who are drawn to the book’s unifying theme: darkness. I can’t wait to get my hands on this.

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