Posts Tagged ‘Art’

This is a beautiful thing.

The Lens, Well Lit by iggymak Browse Fractal Posters The Lens, Well Lit This is another image of ‘The Lens,’ The Lens was encountered recently near an odd, grey glowing plasma cloud in the Third Quadrant of local space. Here the cloud increased dramatically in luminosity for a while, lighting up the object quite nicely. [...]

Speed of light, huh? Hmmm. Speed of light, indeed.

Ha! I’m happy. My hearts don’t usually come out this nice, or should I say this purposed.

An entire solar system is being consumed by …

Much influence upon my formative years was wielded by this man.

Nice, Aaron, very nice! I think it’s beautiful. Cinematography, editing and the score… all just wonderful.

Cryptozoology is one of the things that gets me heart all a flutter.

This piece is a nice example of the sort of thing I’ve been creating lately.

Fractal art created by Iggy Makarevich, your very own weird, wild and wacky WATT curmudgeon.

As you can clearly see in these images, the level of talent and creativity flowing out of this little girl’s mind is truly exceptional. I mean WoW! Perhaps this snippet from the Agora blog is appropriate here…

“Imagine growing up watching the person you love most being bludgeoned, immolated, dunked in boiling wax … or doing those things to other people,” remarked Victoria Price, the willowy daughter of Vincent Price, as an eclectic mix of art patrons and horror buffs recently celebrated the 100th anniversary of her dad’s birth at the Downtown Independent.

Unless old Aert just happened to be lucky enough to see something like that. Because he certainly missed the event shown by nearly two thousand years.

Found this fabulously Fortean painting by Phil Scroggs combining the spirit of Christmas and the fringes of UFOlogy a little while ago. Nicely, nicely done.

Thanks very much to you all for reading WATT, those few little hits that come this way are truly appreciated. They even help with depression abatement.

I love this guy. What a strange and lovely face.

As readers might deduce from perusing these pages, I have long been a fan of the legendary artist R. Crumb. His visions have had a lasting influence upon what makes me who and what I am.

Oh dear, another childhood hero has taken to soaring amongst the stars… yes, the genius of Frank Frazetta has passed on.

Hey, WATT fans, excuse the shameless self-promotion, but, seriously, gotta eat… anyway, here’s my newest weirdness… a print, called AbNoRmAl… available now at High Strangeness Art!