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El Muerto – The Dead One – Gothic Times Series Newest Piece by Artist Jason Stieva

Emporio Efikz — Wed, 15 Jan 2020 16:10:59 +0000

Full-time tattoo artist and sculptor, Jason Stieva , owner of Shallow Grave Studios revealed his latest piece. Using the hashtag #steampunktendencies and mentioning us on its publication, the sculptor says:

Assemblage complete:):):) On my newest piece “El Muerto” (The Dead One) #27 in my Gothic Times series..Just texture and paint left to do and then get er packed up and off to San Antonio Texas for the The Catacomb Saints exhibit.

The Catacomb Saints exhibit. A dark fine art gallery featuring international artists. S.A. TX, The Parish Art Gallery @theparishhub February 22, 2020

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A Company Swirls Loved Ones’ Ashes into Beautiful Glass Creation

Benefik — Wed, 08 Jan 2020 22:13:13 +0000

A company in Seattle named Artful Ashes helps people hold on to the ashes of their deceased loved one beautifully and uniquely by creating cremation jewelry and keepsakes. The company swirls around a tablespoon full of ashes into the glass and uses the glass blowing technique to create memorabilia of different shapes and sizes. It includes Angel Wings, Orbs, and Hearts.

Grieving is very personal, and glass cremation jewelry created by Artful Ashes helps with the grieving process. Nothing and no one can substitute the lost loved ones, but the memories can be kept alive and fresh forever with this glass memorabilia that constitutes the ashes of loved ones. It doesn’t only come in different shapes and sizes but also different colors. The glass art pieces even come with a personally inscribed message, which can be heart-warming and thoughtful. It is one of the best ways to honor the memories of deceased loved ones.

The glass memorabilia is made of solid glass and can be kept anywhere, starting from the office desk to the living room and from car to bedroom. Having something around that reminds of the lost loved one is a source of hope, memories, inspiration, and love in life. The glass memorabilia are beautiful and has emerged as one of the latest ways to preserve and protect the ashes of the loved one. As the glass memorabilia are only around 11 to 14 ounces in weight depending on which shape you order, they are easy to carry around as well. These glass creations are not like any other cremation jewelry in the market and are a heart-touching way to keep the loved one close, even after death.

More info: Artful Ashes

h/t: My Modern Met

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It Took Over 15 Months To Create this Stunning Ghostly Pirate Ship

Emporio Efikz — Sun, 15 Dec 2019 15:59:33 +0000

“Leviathan – Ark of the Apocalypse,” is the name of this astonishing pirate ship. One of the most impressive sculpture Jason Stieva, tattoo and assemblage artist based in Whitby, has ever made.

I’ve always been intrigued by art and gothic architecture as far back as I can remember. Then I was introduced to the country of Europe in 1997 I’d never flown before, but I went ahead and bought a one-way ticket and a train pass, and headed out on a solo mission. I was instantly hooked on the atmosphere, the people, the architecture, the art galleries, the churches, the graveyards, and the catacombs.

Full-time tattoo artist, Jason Stieva is the owner of Shallow Grave Studios

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