Clockwork Zero
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5614348
http://clockwork-zero.deviantart.com/
Neck Junk
www.neckjunk.com
Steampunk Jewelry art made from keys, watch parts, bolts, vacuum tubes, antiques, trinkets and metals
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Clockwork Zero
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5614348
http://clockwork-zero.deviantart.com/
Neck Junk
www.neckjunk.com
Steampunk Jewelry art made from keys, watch parts, bolts, vacuum tubes, antiques, trinkets and metals
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Clockwork Zero
Clockwork Zero
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5614348
http://clockwork-zero.deviantart.com/
Neck Junk
www.neckjunk.com
Steampunk Jewelry art made from keys, watch parts, bolts, vacuum tubes, antiques, trinkets and metals
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Mark Ryden
http://www.markryden.com/
"In the same spirit as those earlier collectors filling their cabinets of curiosities, I feel compelled to collect quite a variety of things. I draw artistic inspiration from the treasures I find at the flea market. I like old toys, books, photographs, anatomical models, stuffed animals, skeletons, religious statues, and vintage paper ephemera. It is interesting how, from the endless sea of stuff out there, certain things jump out. They evoke a feeling of mystery in me and I am powerfully driven toward them. It is an obsession. I collect, arrange, and display them. Pieces from my collection end up synthesized or juxtaposed in my paintings.
This visual debris from contemporary pop culture contains the specific archetypes that formed my consciousness while living in this particular period in history. I often find archetypes in old children’s books and toys, so these things make up a large part of my collection. I am attracted to things that evoke memories from childhood." - Mark Ryden
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Mark Ryden
Mark Ryden
http://www.markryden.com/
"In the same spirit as those earlier collectors filling their cabinets of curiosities, I feel compelled to collect quite a variety of things. I draw artistic inspiration from the treasures I find at the flea market. I like old toys, books, photographs, anatomical models, stuffed animals, skeletons, religious statues, and vintage paper ephemera. It is interesting how, from the endless sea of stuff out there, certain things jump out. They evoke a feeling of mystery in me and I am powerfully driven toward them. It is an obsession. I collect, arrange, and display them. Pieces from my collection end up synthesized or juxtaposed in my paintings.
This visual debris from contemporary pop culture contains the specific archetypes that formed my consciousness while living in this particular period in history. I often find archetypes in old children’s books and toys, so these things make up a large part of my collection. I am attracted to things that evoke memories from childhood." - Mark Ryden
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Travis Louie
http://www.travislouie.com
“My work is created in several stages, . . . the first being the idea and or inspiration which can come at any time at any place. When I'm purposefully trying to come up with something, I make many little thumbnail drawings and write little character descriptions or complete little short stories to accompany the concept of a piece before I even get to the painting,” - Travis Louie
In my opinion Travis Louie's disturbing family portraits perhaps remind us why we shouldn't fornicate with animals, aliens or demons. :)
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Travis Louie
Travis Louie
http://www.travislouie.com
“My work is created in several stages, . . . the first being the idea and or inspiration which can come at any time at any place. When I'm purposefully trying to come up with something, I make many little thumbnail drawings and write little character descriptions or complete little short stories to accompany the concept of a piece before I even get to the painting,” - Travis Louie
In my opinion Travis Louie's disturbing family portraits perhaps remind us why we shouldn't fornicate with animals, aliens or demons. :)
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