#Mydeadpony

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LARPING MY FEELINGS. | 2023 RAPHAËL VICENZI // @mydeadpony [collage on paper | 210 x 297 mm.]

[modokix]

Featured in Contemporary Collage Magazine #31's "On the Radar" challenge. @contemporarycollagemagazine https://www.contemporarycollagemagazine.com/

Raphael Vicenzi @mydeadpony recommended it. https://mydeadpony.com/

thank you so much (*ᴗˬᴗ)⁾⁾

[mydeadpony]

The weird show - Interview. It's up, read my ramblings about art and such.

[konmarkimageswords]

Born in 1972 in Charleroi, Raphael Vicenzi is a self-taught artist and illustrator who currently lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. His inspiration comes from different things such as other arts, fashion, graphic design, people, loud music or just the different facets of life.

[philosophika]

Nine People You Want To Get To Know Better

Hi everyone, I'm back from an unplanned semi-hiatus (turns out moving countries can really do a number on you) and am looking forward to interacting again. On that note, thank you very much to my new mutual, @lordfenric-writes for tagging me! If you don't already know Fenric (can I call you Fenric?), go check out their Content Links Post for access to their 2023 NaNoWriMo project and more! Soft tagging: @tate-lin @lucianinsanity @songsofsomnia @moonscribbler @words-after-midnight @blind-the-winds @sarah-sandwich @mydeadpony @inkovert @sender-paulson @athenswrites @wordsacrossemptypages, @winterandwords and anyone else who'd like to participate! If you want me to remove you from the tags, just send me a message and I'll get right on it <3

Current Book I'm Reading: OK, so the first thing you need to know about me is that I'm a fully institutionalized academic, and although I've (THANKFULLY) left that world behind, I. CAN'T FOR. THE. LIFE. OF. ME. stop reading like an academic. I haven't been able to read fiction in over a year. The only genre outside of non-fiction that I still seem to be able to connect with is horror. And not like ghosts in your attic horror. Obscure, weird-as-fuck horror. Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman & Monstrilio by Gerardo Sámano Córdova horror (which are both excellent books, by the way). But that wasn't the question, was it? The question was: what am I reading now. Well, (oh god) I've been digging into The Last Man Takes LSD: Foucault and the End of Revolution by Mitchell Dean & Daniel Zamora, which sounds a whole lot more trippy than it actually is. Mainly, I'm interested because the authors point out that Foucault's late philosophy, his so-called 'ethical turn' towards an 'aesthetics of existence', was inspired by a trip he took to California (and the upper reaches of the universe). Since I wrote my MA dissertation on this exact topic (the ethical turn, not the LSD), I thought it might come in handy for future articles...

Last Song I Listened To: Bastille & Hans Zimmer's new cover of Bastille's Pompeii, Pompeii MMXXIII (recommended by a friend). Before that, I was listening to a 'British Folk/Weird Folk/Horror Folk' playlist on Spotify which was pretty interesting... Actually, it reminded me of being a child in the English countryside, stuffing my face with berries by the side of the road and then going to the new-age shop in the village to listen to whale-song CDs, touch magic gemstones, and smell incense sticks. Very hippie.

Currently Watching: The Servant on Apple TV (is the baby real or not!? It's driving me crazy); Foundation on Apple TV (and I swear it's not because Jared Harris is in it or Lee Pace wears chainmail crop-tops. I swear!); and... The News? Does the news count? I watch a lot of 'the news' now. Actually, I can't stop watching... It's been quite sad and terrible lately...

Current Fic I'm Reading: Sorry, I don't read fics! I know it's blasphemy. Believe me, no one is more disgusted with me than I am. But yeah, there you go... Never been my thing, really. Nothing against it.

Next On My Watch List: the upcoming Napoleon movie featuring Joaquin Phoenix; Killers of the Flower Moon; anything A23 produces anytime; Priscilla by Sofia Coppola (which is A23 also so, you know, naturally); and I'll probably re-watch The Green Knight for Christmas (it is a Christmas movie, after all).

Current Obsession: My WIP, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, which you can check out on my writeblr side-blog (@thesorcerersapprentice) has been my main obsession for the past -what?- four years? More or less? I really feel like until I've written this thing, gotten it out of me, I won't be able to write anything else. It just won't leave me alone. I can't think around it; I always end up coming back. It's a story I fundamentally, deep down in my bones, need to write. So it's my obsession: today, tomorrow, and always, right up until the day it's done.

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[lostblognetwork]

@mydeadpony

In a society where countless many yearn to create—but instead are lost in a perpetual cycle of consumption—it’s rejuvenating to discover artists who consistently manifest their artistic visions.

@mydeadpony is not simply a remarkable collage artist, but also curates a striking assortment from various other artistic mediums. Suffice to state: they serve as a worthy addition to those seeking a unique, piquant flavor.

[hellosvstudio]

http://mydeadpony.com/gallery-v2.html

https://www.instagram.com/mydeadpony/

http://mydeadpony.tumblr.com/page/5

[eucanthos]

Raphaël "Mydeadpony" Vicenzi   (b. 1972)

Untitled collage artwork. artist’s site

Raphaël Vicenzi - Mydeadpony is a self-taught artist (Brussels)

[bookish-ink]

She was powerful not because she wasn’t scared but because she went on so strongly despite the fear. Atticus "The Dark Between Stars " Art by #mydeadpony #atticus #thedarkbetweenstars #poetry #books #art #poetrylover #fightyourfears #dontgiveup #bebravebefearlessbbh https://www.instagram.com/p/B5gaN0SgpVO/?igshid=rkheaoukkqwg

[nettculture]

Amazing illustrations & collages from Brussels based artist & illustrator Raphael Vicenzi @mydeadpony at http://mydeadpony.com/ © Raphael Vicenzi

[disease]

I'VE BEEN REBORN INTO THE EYES OF THE UNHOLY. | 2023 RAPHAËL VICENZI // @mydeadpony [collage on paper | 297 x 420 mm.]

[mmfmp2021]

‘Weird Heads’ -Artist Research

Dwayne Bell

Dwayne Bell is programme leader for BA (Hons) Illustration at The University of Cumbria. His recent research has been in the field of reportage and observational illustration; giving him ample opportunity to do what he loves most - DRAW. Dwayne has exhibited work in London, Moscow, Manchester, Leeds, Carlisle, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Whilst browsing through Dwayne Bells work I enjoyed looking through his illustrations. There were some that I disliked but some were great! His style is quite unique however I don’t think Ill be able to use this as an inspiration for my final project. 

Severino Canepa

Severino Canepa is a Swiss Graphic Designer.

Severino Canepa’s work would definitely be one of my favourites compared to the other artists listed. I like the style, consistency and layout of his posters. If I was to create a publication for my final project I would use this as one of my inspirations.

Alvaro Tapia

‘Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo (Viña del Mar, Chile) is a graphic designer, audio-visual producer and illustrator.  His illustrations share a pop style, in portrait format, covering mixed techniques: handwork and digital processing. Grotesque, horror expressions are characteristic but they are nonetheless full of colour. In his drawings and designs he usually works with layers of colours, textures and shapes which he develops in Photoshop. His artwork portfolio also includes animations and motion graphics. He often uses the theme of the movies - especially B movies - music or retro images of anatomy for his designs.’

As for Alvaro Tapias work I also really liked his style apart from the weird creepy eyes  which adds to the ‘grotesque and horror’ look, his style is colourful, illustrative and quite funky. 

Raphaël Vicenzi  (a.k.a Mydeadpony)

‘Raphaël Vicenzi, best known as Mydeadpony, is a self-taught artist from Brussels, Belgium whose illustration and watercolour techniques are highly influenced by fashion, street art and graffiti. Combining digital media with more traditional paint, sketch and watercolour stylings, he creates immensely complex and modern imagery.’

Personally I wasn’t too keen on Mydeadpony’s work however I did like one of the artists posters for example the one on the bottom right where the artists uses two colours green and yellow. I liked how the leaves are designed to be the dress and the watercolour effect works very well with this. 

Diana Kohne

Unfortunately I couldn’t find a lot of information regarding the artists work and personal information.  However, as I was browsing through her page, I had mixed feelings. Some of the animations and illustrations were great to look at and I had fun browsing but the other I found weird. 

[mydeadpony]

HOPE THESE ARE THE LAST TEARS FOR THE YEAR.

Unique handmade collage.

297*420 mm. A3.

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[curioos-arts]

'This beautiful #darkness in her eyes' - The secret life of the body, by Raphaël Vicenzi : https://ift.tt/2MHwNsf - #art #woman #streetart Mydeadpony

[beautifulbizarremagazine]

Loving the fashion-forward vibes of @mydeadpony illustrations!⁣ ⁣ .⁣ ⁣ .⁣ ⁣ .⁣ ⁣ #beautifulbizarre #newcontemporaryart #painting #fashion⁣ #pink #popsurrealism #mydeadpony #raphaelvicenzi #lowbrow — view on Instagram http://bit.ly/2YkfCRx