The magical 'Book of Shadows' photography series by Amelia Bauer is inspired by 17th century witch lure. With the help of an extremely talented floral designer named Elizabeth Parks Kibbey, Bauer was able to create these hauntingly beautiful floral captures.
When designing these stunning sculptures, Kibbey used plants and flowers that were thought to be used for witchcraft in the past. Some were thought to have healing powers, while others were used for more spiritual purposes. Kibbey elegantly puts these powerful plants together in a way that seems almost like magic.
The vibrant colors of these supernatural plants and flowers are further exaggerated by the colored lighting the artist used while photographing them. Some of these gorgeous floral designs look purple and pink, while others look extremely blue or yellow.
These creative floral stills are eerily captivating.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Witchcraft-inspired Floral Sculptures
- Floral sculptures inspired by witchcraft and mystical powers.
- Supernatural Plant and Flower Arrangements
- Incorporating powerful plants and flowers with spiritual significance into design.
- Colored Lighting Photography
- Using colored lighting to enhance and exaggerate the vibrant colors of floral designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Floral Design
- Incorporating unique, meaningful elements into floral arrangements can add a new level of artistry to the industry.
- Art Photography
- Exploring the use of colored lighting to enhance and manipulate colors in photographs can lead to stunning visual effects and new artistic possibilities.
- Mystical Fashion and Home Decor
- Drawing inspiration from witchcraft and spiritual motifs can lead to unique and captivating designs in fashion and home decor industries.
