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Steven Arnold (1943–1994), “Skeletons Taking Tea and Tarot,” 1991

Don't look so worried. You'll be fine. As long as you're a student at my atelier, I'll do everything I can to protect you. There's nothing for you to worry about. Nothing at all.

Magic contraption.

Flexagon template and instructions.

10x Mushishi | 蟲師

Gustave Doré (1832–1883), “The Fortress of Fear”

illustration from “The Days of Chivalry; Or, The Legend of Croquemitaine” by Ernest L’Épine (as Quatrelles), 1866

She is a brazilian sculptor and artist who is probably one of the best creators of gore in formal art I've ever seen. Here's some more of her work.

She loves exploring portuguese tiling, and her work includes eras that are solely focused on tiles.

She has also went through phases where she explored cracks in ink and in tiling

And of course that evolved into bloody cracks and slashes on tiles, like the walls are living beings

Which then became her iconic meat walls, but I also love her pool paintings, it's a completely different kind of unsettling more akin to liminal spaces