Although the Liza Corbett ‘Chapterhouse’ illustrations are most certainly my style, I’m not so sure of its contents and context. Incredibly dark, disturbing and at times morbid, the portfolio evokes a rather dubious reaction.
Featuring decapitated imagery, humanized yet still very animalistic creatures and somber tones, the Liza Corbett ‘Chapterhouse’ portfolio seems like something straight out of a Tim Burton movie.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dark Art
- Exploring the use of dark and disturbing imagery in art, creating an emotional and thought-provoking experience.
- Animalistic Creatures
- Incorporating animalistic elements into art, blurring the line between humanity and the natural world.
- Somber Tones
- Using a muted and melancholic color palette to evoke a sense of sadness and introspection.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Opportunities for artists to push the boundaries of traditional art forms and challenge societal norms.
- Film
- Creating unique and unsettling visuals in movies, appealing to audiences interested in dark and unconventional storytelling.
- Fashion
- Incorporating dark and somber elements into fashion design, appealing to consumers seeking alternative and edgy styles.
