It’s starting to get old (I say this every year and every Bleaq-anniversary) but this year has been great for Bleaq. I never thought the small little art-blog I started in 2012 would turn into something much bigger, having thousands of readers and helping me meet creative, like-minded people from all over the world. Some of you might not know that Bleaq is just a one-man-show (or rather, one-woman), and sometimes it’s not easy to maintain the website next to my full-time design job and other hobbies. Yet every time I get a thank-you-mail from a reader, a tweet from an enthusiastic follower or have a conversation with an artist that already knows (and loves!) the website I know what I’m doing this for: to inspire myself, and to inspire others. Of course it would be less fun without all of you, so thank you once again for sticking around this year :)
Today I want to look back at all the fantastic art I got to discover in 2015! With a little help from the statistics I created a list of the 20 most read articles this year. I created a similar list last year, and once again enjoyed browsing through the archive and putting it together. So without further ado: the 20 most read Bleaq articles from the past year, in no particular order. Enjoy!
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Realistic drawings of ice, water and the weather by Zaria Forman
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Eerie charcoal drawings of men and nature by Hernan Marin
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Dark illustrations inspired by myth, folklore and magick by Glyn Smyth (interview here)
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The cycle of life and death as drawn by Noia
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Hauntingly beautiful, dark portraits by Elena Helfrecht
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A look at Balkan witchcraft by Senka Mušić
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Fantastic fairytales photographed by Katarzyna Widmańska
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The floating under water world of Mira Nedyalkova
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Fantastic portraits with a natural touch by Marta Bevacqua
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Haunting, mystical photography by Carter Murdoch
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Crystal Ossuary: macabre jewelry by Kristen Philips (floridXfauna)
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Surreal drawings and sculptures by Stephanie Inagaki
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Exploring cosmology through intricate drawings of animals by Lauren Marx
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The relationship between humans and nature explored by Nunzio Paci
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Ethereal portrait photography by Lucia O’Connor-McCarthy
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Adipocere on his dark, intriguing embroidery
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A dark perspective on Northern nature by Kamila Nora Netikova
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Eerie fine-art photography by Matthias Lueger
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Grotesque photo manipulations by Jesse Draxler
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Eclectic, characteristic editorial photography by Nicholas Hayward
That’s all for Bleaq in 2015, I look forward to see you again in 2016! Have a lovely NYE!
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