Buddy Nestor's latest art project is pretty darn creepy. In fact, it may have been more suitable had it been released around Halloween rather than mid-summer. Although Buddy Nestor himself describes it as "spiritual x-rays," to me, there is a zombielike quality to each of these portraits, as though the female subjects are possessed and rotting from the inside out.
Born and raised in Collingswood, New Jersey, Buddy Nestor was always fascinated by TV shows and movies, but gravitated toward strange cult and horror films. During the late 80s and early 90s, he also took up skateboarding as a hobby. This sport exposed him to punk, indie, and heavy metal music. These interests influence his artwork, even to this day. Buddy Nestor's female portraits look as though they belong in a horror film.
Creepy Female Portraits
These Buddy Nestor Artworks are Like Spiritual X-Rays
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