Goth

Dead Dolls

by on Sep.25, 2011, under Art, Fantasy, Goth

I wrote a post about this artist almost 2 years ago.  Since then she’s expanded her gothic selection and her current inventory looks completely new to me – so I just wanted to throw her some traffic for her latest creations. I really think hand crafted goth dolls are not appreciated as they should be. Each one is unique and one of a kind.  A collector’s item for people that have an affection for vampires and scary movies.

Internationally known artist, D.L. Marian, creates one of a kind dead dolls, mannequins and other works of art.  I like that she offers to add fangs on request.  She also offers tours of her studio which would be so interesting. She’s located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. I love a cool site like this.

This is a cover on 13th Hour Magazine with one of D.L. Marian’s creations.  Visit her site to see all of her work.

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Although I found this article published in a couple places on the web, I really wasn’t clear on why Ripley wants the Mexican Vampire Woman’s cast in their museum.  I heard in the video that she was the most “unusual woman” so we’ll go with that.

Her name is Maria Jose Cristerna but she’s better known as the Mexican Vampire woman.  It’s the combination of her completely tattooed body along with the many skin and dental implants the woman has.  Including vampire fangs. Her tattoos tell the story of her life and the hardships she went through as a battered housewife.  Now she’s using the publicity she attracts to raise money for a battered woman’s shelter located in Mexico.

Ripley’s says it will eventually have life sized wax statues of Maria throughout the world.  Her tattoos will be hand painted on each statue.

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At least I’ll make that statement about myself.  I try to be open minded but there are certain lifestyles that we tend to associate with certain social groups. Well – this story shows you can’t always judge a book by its cover.  You have to look deeper. It also shows how tattoos are now popular with people from just about all walks of life.

Christian Tattoo Artist and Her Clothing LineMitzi Britt is a tattoo artist and a Christian who wanted to help get rid of stereotyping when it came to her faith. She wants to show that even Christians can love motorcycles and tattoos. She’s spreading the word with her own clothing line called Soul Candy Brand.  The images are favorite tattoo images like skulls with religious images incorporated in as well. She wants to show people that the life of a Christian isn’t dull and boring.

I think this works to prove a point in 2 ways. You shouldn’t stereotype people because of their faith and you shouldn’t stereotype people that have tattoos.

Another mention- Britt donates a portion of each Soul Candy Brand sale to local community organizations and to their church.

You can buy their products at their studio, Wildfire Tattoo Studio, and online. Wildfire is located in Walnut Cove, North Carolina.

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Paul Booth Pumpkin TattooWhen I think of Halloween and tattoos, the first artist that comes to mind is Paul Booth. His tattoos, his shop, and every aspect of the art of Paul Booth screams Halloween. This year marks the third year that Last Rites Gallery, Booth’s shop, has celebrated it’s 13th Hour Group Exhibit. The exhibit began this weekend and will run until the 21st of November. He brings together artists specializing in the dark, depraved, and gothic style from around the world to exhibit their work. Art by Scott BrooksThe studio and where you can visit this exhibition is located in New York city. Booth built up a highly respected reputation in the tattoo industry and is now using his fame to help bring these artists together and help establish an appreciation for dark art which gets a bad rap. These talent artists are given a chance to display their work as a serious art form. Gothic art is slowly building up a respectable reputation with the help of artist like Paul Booth. (Last Rites also holds additional exhibits throughout the year.)

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Goth Tattoo Artist Doll

by on Mar.07, 2010, under Art, Fantasy, Goth

Found a new goth doll blog site – NewAged Dolls. I actually feel this doll maker may have gone a little past goth and into a Stephen King novel. The kicker was it was a commissioned order filled by this talented Canadian artist, Jade Perez, which is adorned with a tattoo on it’s chest as well as a tattoo gun clutched in it’s little doll hand. Jade says “I love horror, blood and scary things.”… The doll was a gift to the buyer’s tattoo artist. continue reading

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More Evil Babies

by on Feb.07, 2010, under Art, Goth

Well it’s just going to be one of those weeks – found another talented dark doll artist by the name of Kamila Mlynarczyk.  Each doll is one of a kind and completely hand made.  Her styles are Victorian and antique in style. The dolls are fascinating and so odd.  Her sculptures range from mermaids and zombies  to conjoined twins.  It’s difficult to discern the size of some of her dolls.  continue reading

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