Legendarycruor

1. Beetlejuice “It’s show time!”

2. Creature from the Black Lagoon “Glub…glub…glub…”

3. Ash “Honey, you got real ugly”

4. Carrie “And the Prom Queen is…”

5. Chucky “Hi, I’m Chucky… and I’m your friend to the end. Hi-De-Ho. Ha ha ha.”

6. Darkness “The birth of a new world awaits…”

7. Count Dracula “They says you are a man of good… taste”

8. Edward Scissorhands “That was the single most thrilling experience of my whole life.”

9. Frankenstein “It’s alive! In the name of God. Now I know what it feels like to be God!”

10. Gremlins “BANG! BANG!”

Scholar’s Library GLUCK+

A pure and elegant Platonic cube here matches the unity of the building’s purpose and form, in both programmatic and metaphorical terms. The first floor is completely closed and contains stacks for a library of books. The second floor, which is entirely open, is a scholar’s working study.  The study sits on the books below much like scholarship rests on the body of work that precedes it.

“Combophotos” by Stephen McMennamy Blend Two Contrasting Images Together

Stephen McMennamy (previously featured here) is an art director based in Atlanta. His “Combophotos” series focuses on splicing two mismatched images into one perfectly.

A group of surrealists first conceived the idea of “combophotos” during the 1900s. The technique was called “exquisite corpse”, a game where an image would be sketched on a piece of paper and then folded and passed along, where the next person would add another element to it and the cycle would repeat itself. The result would be a series of unexpected images; a combination of figures with human bodies and animal heads and other unusual images an artist’s mind can concoct.