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Stunning Macabre Porcelain China by Yvonne Angioletti
Inspired by steampunk fashion, designer Yvonne Angioletti incorporates vintage and high-quality porcelain with quirky hand-drawn illustrations. Adorned in typical Victorian fashion with gold trims, floral patterns and pastel colors, such as sky blue and pink, the adorable teacups and plates create a whimsical atmosphere.
Inspired by the macabre beauty of skulls, bugs, insects and floral patterns, Angioletti stamps the dainty sets with a contrasting image to create a beautiful showpiece. The paradox between sophistication and the grim creates intriguing and unique pieces.
Kiln-fired at temperatures between 1300 and 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, each manual drawing is bonded perfectly to permanently remain on the surface, regardless of use. You can find her entire collection in her Etsy shop.
These are based on the beautiful botanical tattoos of Kirsten Holliday (kirstenmakestattoos).
Published in 1882. A different take from what we’re used to seeing.
1932 illustration by Nino Carbe, a Walt Disney artist
Lion’s collectable 1953.
1963 from Airmont classics
Signet Classics 1965 edition
Fantasy illustrator Boris Vallejo brings Frankenstein into the 1990s.
Another cover brought in the 1990’s. He is portrayed as more human than monster.
Professional illustrator, Mica Angela Hendricks collaborating with her 4 years old daughter.
