Marion Peck

Still Life with Dralas (in the style of Henri-Horace Roland de la Porte, Still Life)

Drala is a term used in Buddhism to refer to energy in matter and the universe. This panting produces meanings through the ways that it is composed and rendered, and not just in the choices of objects depicted.

When I searched Marion Peck on Google, I couldn't believe it was another cute yet creepy style artist that I recognized. Here are some of her other works.

Leviathan

Mr. Bunny

Supper Club

Mice with Dairy Products

Lambland

Sick Kitten

Landscape with Standing Deer

Chiho Aoshima

The first thing that I saw on the cover was the image on the bottom left corner.

This is Japanese but I could read the characters 新生, 蛇女。 in Chinese. It literally says new life, snake girl meaning The Rebirth of a Snake-Woman for the title. At first when I look at her artwork, I thought they were cute but when I look at some of them closely, I then thought they were a little bit disturbing because they were mainly girls, ghosts, and zombies. Here are some of her other artworks.

The Fountain of the Skull

Japanese Apricot

We are battered by nature, we are loved by nature

The Divine Gas

As we died, we began to regain our spirit

City Glow

Esra Roise

I found this artist a few times in my Nylon magazines

Couple of her other commissioned works

Beauty Modifications

Some of her other selected works

Trio

Hello

Bloody Fingers

Bubblegum

Popshot Sleepover