Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

9.4.11

introducing poster prints ^_____^

The shop is now offering large professionally printed posters in sizes ranging from
11 x 14
12 x 18
16 x 20

Also introducing a new print to the shop which was a collab with artist and gallery owner Emil Walton. 
I call it the guards ^_______^ enoy! 

6.8.09

How do you feel about animal heads on human bodies?


I have been highly interested in making some art that contains animal heads with human bodies. I am a big partaker in animal masks. I love them!
I searched the inter webz for inspiration and found an alarming amount of people who are all for it and some who it just plan freaks out. So I was interested in what are some peoples opinions about it?
I love to make art in a fine line of dark,beautiful, and surreal.Let me know what you think! I would love to know.
www.melabo.etsy.com

Here is an etsy store "melabo" that does just that!LOVE it!





4.9.08

The ghost of Oiwa

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The Ghost of Oiwa

Oiwa is an onryō, a ghost who seeks vengeance. Her strong passion for revenge allows her to bridge the gap back to Earth. She shares most of the common traits of this style of Japanese ghost, including the white dress representing the burial kimono she would have worn, the long, ragged hair and white/indigo face that marks a ghost in kabuki theater. There are specific traits to Oiwa that set her apart physically from other onryo.

Most famous is her right eye, which droops down her face due to poison given her by Iemon. This feature is exaggerated in kabuki performances to give Oiwa a distinct appearance.
She is often shown as partially bald, another effect of the poison.

Yotsuya Kaidan (四谷怪談), the story of Oiwa and Iemon,[1] is a tale of betrayal, murder and ghostly revenge. Arguably the most famous Japanese ghost story of all time, it has been adapted for film over 30 times, and continues to be an influence on Japanese horror today.

Written in 1825 by Tsuruya Nanboku IV as a kabuki play, the original title was Tōkaidō Yotsuya Kaidan (東海道四谷怪談). It is now generally shortened, and loosely translates as Ghost Story of Yotsuya.[2]

Oiwa and Iemon

The story opens with a murder. Iemon, an unemployed ronin married to Oiwa, killed his father-in-law because he was aware of Iemon's evil past deeds. Penniless, Iemon has been forced to make his living as an oilpaper umbrella maker in order to support his delicate wife and new child. This situation has led him to resent Oiwa.

Iemon is lured into a scheme to marry the beautiful granddaughter of a well-to-do neighbor, who is in love with him. In order to clear the path for the new marriage, Iemon and the neighbor plot to murder Oiwa. Iemon gives Oiwa poison disguised as "blood-road medicine," intended to bring back her strength. The poison does not kill her, but instead disfigures her, causing her hair to fall out and her eye to droop. When a mirror is held in front of her, her despair at her disfigurement and the knowledge of her husband's betrayal causes her to die.

When a faithful servant, Kobote Kohei, becomes aware of the murder, Iemon accuses him of theft and has him killed. He then has Kohei and Oiwa's bodies crucified on two sides of a wooden door, which is then flung into a nearby river.

Thinking his troubles are over, Iemon plans his new marriage. On his wedding day to his new bride, Iemon lifts her veil to see Oiwa's ruined face. He instantly beheads her, only to discover he has killed his new bride. Horrified, he flees to the neighbor's house to confess, where he is confronted by Kohei's ghost. Slashing at the ghost, Iemon finds he has killed his neighbor, his new father-in-law.

From there the haunting continues, with the vengeful spirit of Oiwa pursuing Iemon. Everywhere he goes, he sees her ruined face, even projecting from an overhead lantern. Seeking escape, he retreats to the mountains and goes fishing. Instead of fish, he hooks the board with the corpses of Oiwa and Kohei. He then flees to a cabin in Hebiyama, where the ropes and vines of the cabin transform into snakes and the smoke from the fire transform into Oiwa's hair.

Fleeing the cabin, he runs into his brother-in-law, who kills Iemon and avenges all of the murders.

buy here :)

27.8.08

Art Brooches and Pins

::Mamma needs some scrilla::

I have started these products by using recycled findings of old magazines,fabric,pattern paper left overs,photo's and more. My goal was to create something fashion forward,recycled and renewed and unique. I hope you like these products and find one that appeals to you!

**I can guarantee on my art pendants, art buttons and key chains they are all one of a kind.

**No two are identical**

thankyou for taking a look at my shop!

Every order will be a accompanied with a free vinyl sticker design.

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1.7.08

Made some bookmarks!








So lately I have been reading books like mad. And I never had a proper bookmark. I have been borrowing my nephews playing cards that he uses for magic tricks. His cards are neat looking! They are in different colors like lime green and silver and then I get to choose my favorite symbols and numbers out of them. Besides he leaves them all over my sisters house anyways ^_~ I am being a good Aunt and helping him keep his butt out of trouble. haha

So for my birthday I received a handmade bookmark from my sister which was perfect for these giant novels I had been reading. Lovely bookmark! And this inspired me to try it out on etsy. I have two up right now in the shop but all together I handmade about 8 or so. I made the tails with ribbon and wire and beads and things like recycled broken jewlery. So check it out!

24.6.08

Submerged::



New print in the shop. This one is called submerged. This was a collaboration between me and artist Burn 353 for an art show.
Here is burn353 myspace :: http://www.myspace.com/burn353

And here is a link to my print for sale for only 15 bucks in my shop!

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=12831740


Thanks for taking a look!

16.3.08

We are open for business::



Just opened my brand new shop on etsy!! I have a few prints up for grabs at the moment I do plan to add other products daily! Please check it out and let me know what you think!!!

I am so excited!

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