“The Outcast” is a stark black and white digital portrait that conveys a sense of solemn isolation. The subject, a humanoid figure with ram-like horns and scar-like textures, emerges from the darkness, its face partially obscured in shadow. The realistic style, enhanced by the dramatic interplay of light and shadow, evokes a mood of introspection and otherness. The absence of color focuses the viewer’s attention on the figure’s alien features and the mysterious earring that suggests a backstory. This artwork might reflect themes of alienation and the innate dignity of the misunderstood. The po ..read more

The link between the world of the living and the world of the dead. Legends say that the raven once had white feathers and a beautiful voice. So people listened to its song and forgot to listen to the priests. That’s why God gave him black feathers and a beautiful voice. The post Messenger from other spheres – Raven appeared first on Dark Art Movement ..read more

Painting technique: Airbrush on wood She was, is and will be an idol. Beauty is fleeting, but the legacy of that time remains. It is eternal. The post Twiggy appeared first on Dark Art Movement ..read more

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I walk in Rock Creek Park every day and see Piliated Woodpeckers. This image came to me in a dream. I think the woodpecker is trying to remind me of something. The post Pecker appeared first on Dark Art Movement ..read more

This scene depicts the myth of Icarus and Daedelus, specifically the part wherein Icarus flies to close to the sun, causing the wax, that held his wings together to melt, plunging to death into the cold, icy waters below. The post Icarus mythological scene appeared first on Dark Art Movement ..read more

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We seem to need celebrity types, religious leaders and politicians to look up to. One is raised up only to fall back and be replaced by another, endlessly. The post The Nadir of Man appeared first on Dark Art Movement ..read more