Wall Art, Clothing, Accessories dwelling between different realms.
Artworks by Vesperalia, online store by Strix.
I’m Boris Howler. Years ago, I worked as an illustrator—the kind who filled sketchbooks, drawers, and just about every flat surface with drawings no one ever really saw. These days, my art life looks a little different. Everything I create is digital now—digital illustration, digital painting—because it’s what works best for me. I don’t have the space for traditional supplies anymore, and keeping a full studio clean is more work than I can manage. I also have a few physical limitations these days, so the digital canvas is simply easier on me all around. Still, the love for creating never left. For the last five years, I’ve been quietly returning to the horror art I’ve always adored—monsters, creatures, and all the wonderfully strange corners of the imagination. Recently, I decided it was finally time to share these pieces instead of letting them live only on my hard drive. So here they are, and I’m offering prints for anyone who’d like to give one a good home. Revisiting this part of my life has been a joy, and if it helps supplement my retirement a bit, well… that’s a pretty nice bonus.
SUPPORT WHAT YOU LOVE!! Sobriety inspired designs, horror, pop culture, music, TV, books, funny tees, and grindhouse poster mash-up creations. Be sure to browse the albums! Thanks for stopping by!
ALL ARTIST EARNINGS from any of the ALS designs will be donated to iamals.org/rebel
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A psychotic cavalcade of electrifying horror! The art of the Devil's Workshop, makers of high quality collectible masks and monsters.
Dave Danzara is a full time award winning graphic artist and media artist from Albuquerque , NM.
New Mexico-based art rebel Dave
Danzara creates for our eyes to wake up our minds. With the world as his stage, Dave has played roles as an illustrator, filmmaker, custom framer, international graphic designer, artist for musical giants and cultural icons, and more, landing him to where he is today as a nonconforming collage artist known as Lost In Time.
Unapologetically honoring his intuition and inherent creative duty, this renaissance man remixes his analogue artistry with technology to create neoteric designs that remind us to question everything: the good, the bad, the ugly, the unseen. From pop culture to punk to psychedelia to post-apocalyptic, there's an undefinable familiarity and even comfort at times in his work, amplified by playfully bold humor that coaxes us not to take ourselves too seriously. Simultaneously, each piece exists as an urgent reminder to make the most of our time here on this planet, and particular plane of existence, while we still can, because time is running out.
