#oli sykes fan art

[lady-october]

I cannot seem to stop drawing our beloved Oli Sykes. Sabina.Hemlock

[badomensgoodomens]

Hiiiii! Love love love the content so far!

Can I make a request for more Vessel x reader? I'm obsessed <3

Vessel X Reader || tour life

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i pinky promise ollie didn't forget about this request shes just veryyyy busy LOL

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Touring with V was something you two had grown to enjoy. i mean shitty meals in a cramped bunk after a particularly rough show wasn't exactly ideal but it was those special moments that count.

like how without fail vessel would bump his head on the bunk when he would climb out of it to pee in the middle of the night. something you grew to laugh over. or perhaps those nights when youre absolutely pissing yourselves over a tiktok, cuddled up in the upper bunk while IV grumbles from below, telling you to shut the fuck up. or those cold mornings when the windows fog up, covered in a layer of condensation. or laughing around the tiny island in the bus over burnt onions.

or maybe its the fact youre touring with bmth, and another girl being there.

or sneaking into the pit after hes showered to watch their set. standing to the back, his arms around your waist, his chin resting on the top of your head. the fans around you completely oblivious.

vessels personal favourites was your day offs, you two would explore whatever city you woke up in, going to cafes, museums, record shops and thrift stores.

those small moments helped your relationship on the rocky, stressing schedule of tour life.

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just a short one on tour life LOLLL

its kind of hard for me to come up with things to write so feel free to leave specific/detailed requests !!!

[chemicaideath]

[sonicvoid]

MY BAD FOR DROPPING OFF THE FACE PF THE EARTH FOR A BIT MY LIKE, 10 FOLLOWERS-

Have a Sona of mine, Aku

[zeitvon]

[gloomybleach]

[blackhxartink]

One of these days I'll be completely happy with the Oli I draw. Today was not that day HOWEVER i'm stil proud of it

[vessel-token]

THIS IS SO SICK??

Start a cult with me?🖤

[smileymoth]

still philosophizing over the morality of interacting with art/music made by questionable people or by people who are working together with questionable people

is it morally right to listen to type o negative since peter steele is dead, is it morally correct to listen to and talk about the beatles knowing one of them was an avid wife beater, has it been enough time to forget that oli sykes had a dv case against him in 2014 because its been a decade and nothing else has happened that the public knows of (and does it mean its acceptable for me to want to get band merch that costs far too much for my wallet), are hollywood undead clean of being freaks despite touring with ronnie radke, what crime is too much . is charlie xcx promoting kamala more cancellable than tswift being an ecoterrorist (using the term loosely. btw.) because its more widely known about. does the fact that david bowie allegedly had sex with minors make brian molko a bad person for missing him. whats the scale of atrocities someone needs to commit to get written off. is g way a normal man when his once best friend is an alleged pedophile. surely he had to know of him kissing underage fans at his shows at one point or another. and his wife is bandmates with the guy, surely she would know about it. is it acceptable to listen to pirated mp3s of msi since the band is inactive or is the music too reprehensable to even be listened to without the lead guy. if not listening to small artists who are weirdos stops their income then doesnt that go against the idea of everyone should have enough money to live a normal life without being in poverty or whatever. well. its probably a question of having power but. you know what i mean. you can also have power over people working an office job. but if you stop listening to a big popular artist bc they're a freak does it even change anything since they probably already have so much money that it wont matter.

i think about these things so fuckin often and i never come to conclusions because 90% of the music industry is fucked and even the ones who are "normal" can get immediate hate overnight because they said sth a bit "off" or whatever. ie i saw people being bitchy on twt at chapel roan for saying she likes trisha paytas or something.

should charlie scene get cancelled for singing "everywhere i go bitches always know that charlie scene has got a weenie that he loves to show"

[aurora-daily]

AURORA at Glastonbury 2024 on her Bring Me The Horizon collab and Wembley plans

An interview with AURORA by Andrew Trendell for NME (June 30th, 2024)

The Norwegian art-pop star told us how she and Oli Sykes "bonded over Palestine", and feeling love all around at Glasto

Shortly before she took to the stage for a blissed-out performance at The Park, the Norwegian art-pop star spoke to us backstage to share what it was like to lend her vocals to BMTH’s ‘Limousine’ from new album ‘Post Human: Nex Gen‘.

When asked about the collab earlier this month, Bring Me frontman Oli Sykes told NME: “I know what I wanted on that song and that was someone to bring something that could level it up – someone like a really ethereal, haunting, beautiful, voice,” he told NME. “I wanted someone to elevate it and take it somewhere else. The song itself is very Deftones-influenced, almost to a point of parody! For this whole record, we’re happy to admit that the songs all are very nostalgic homages to loads of bands, but it’s also felt very important that we do something where we were pushing it as well to make it our own, put our own stamp on it.

He added: “AURORA for me is what a pop star should be,  what the next wave of pop stars should look like; someone that has the songs, but is a real person who dares to speak what they believe in, who gives a shit about the world.”

NME: Hello again AURORA. Welcome back to Glastonbury.

AURORA: “It’s really nice to be back. I love this festival. It’s overwhelming. So I feel kind of glonky, you know, but I’m so excited to play. I love to be outside again. Festival season is the best.”

Glastonbury’s sense of peace, love and like reconnecting with each other seems to like tie into the themes of your new album ‘What Happened To The Heart?’. Discuss.

“Yes, discus…ting! But yes, it’s true. It feels like the the main purpose of these festivals. We need to go outside, touch the grass and feel the air and just be in touch with each other. It’s super nice to see how people are so cohesive. They even sway the same way without knowing. When the bass is high enough, you know that people’s heartbeats will beat the same ≠ you can feel it, the connection. It’s very needed. I’m very grateful.”

We just spotted a Chemical Brother backstage. They’re friends and collaborators of yours. Could they be surprise guests for your set?

“Oh, no. We work as friends now. So he’s here for emotional support. I don’t know how to do this without Tom [Rowlands].”

Since we last spoke, you collaborated with Bring Me The Horizon on ‘Limousine’. What did it mean to have that come together?

“Well, I’m a very big metal fan. I heard Bring Me The Horizon when I was a teenager. They were with me for some time. I was introduced to them by a lover. My first lover who actually died. It is sad. But it’s beautiful as well. Because now when I listen to them, and now when I made a song with him, I know that he would be just – it felt very full circle in the journey of grief.”

We heard know Oli slipped into your DMs and you kinda were like, “Fuck, yeah!”

“We bonded over Palestine. Because I was like, ‘We need to stick up for them’, and he was like, ‘Yeah, we do. It’s true’. Then he was like, “Do you want to make a song?” I was like, ‘Yes!’

Is it a sign of things to come? There are some gnarly songs on your album too. Could you go make a metal record?

“I think so. My heart won’t be complete without it so yeah, definitely. I really want to do it because I just love it so much. It’s such a force. Like a wave, a deadly wave coming at you, which is so cool. So I will, I have to for my Norwegian ancestors. Until now I’ve been purely a disappointment to them. Finally I will make them proud.”

Next year you’re playing a show at Wembley Arena. What do you have in store for that?

“I forget about that all the time. It’s huge, isn’t it? It’s crazy business. I’ll put the big guns out, metaphorically.

What are you going to do straight after your Glastonbury set?

“Drink beer. I’m immensely excited.I am terrified of this festival. It’s so fuckin’ huge. Maybe if I have a beer and I become a bit braver, I can try to see some things but I am quite terrified!”

[jeanlouiecastillo]

“Jean Louie Castillo: The Visionary Fashion Designer Dressing the Stars

Jean Louie Castillo is quickly becoming a name synonymous with cutting-edge fashion, where bold creativity meets the avant-garde. Known for his daring designs and unique approach to style, Castillo has made a significant impact on the fashion world by dressing some of the most recognizable names in entertainment and music.

A Designer to the Stars

Castillo’s work has graced the likes of celebrities who are no strangers to pushing boundaries. Pop sensation Demi Lovato, known for their fearless fashion choices, has been spotted in Castillo’s designs, embracing his distinct aesthetic. Bree Runway, the genre-defying music artist, has also been seen in his creations, further cementing Castillo’s reputation as a designer for those who dare to stand out.

The influence of Castillo’s designs extends to the world of Eurovision, where Bambie Thug turned heads in one of his standout pieces. Meanwhile, rising star Jazmin Bean and YouTube sensation Brad Mondo have both embraced Castillo’s unique style, adding to the growing list of celebrities who look to him for their most eye-catching outfits.

A Force in Drag and Rock Music

Castillo’s influence isn’t limited to mainstream pop culture. He has made significant inroads into the drag community, dressing Black Peppa and Le Fil, both of whom have gained fame on *Drag Race UK*. His designs have helped these performers make unforgettable statements on stage, reflecting Castillo’s deep understanding of performance art and its intersection with fashion.

His connection to the rock world is equally impressive. Castillo has styled Oli Sykes, the frontman of the iconic band Bring Me The Horizon, known for blending fashion with music in a way that resonates with fans worldwide. This collaboration led to Castillo meeting the entire band, alongside renowned stylist Callum Smith. His ongoing partnership with rock singer and close friend Kid Brunswick highlights Castillo’s versatility and ability to infuse his designs with the raw energy of rock music.

Media Spotlight and Industry Recognition

Castillo’s innovative work has not gone unnoticed by the fashion press. He has been featured multiple times in *Dazed* and *i-D* magazines, two of the most influential publications in the industry. These features have showcased his ability to blend high fashion with subcultural influences, earning him a dedicated following among fashion insiders and enthusiasts alike.

His reach extends to mainstream media as well, having appeared on *Access Hollywood*, where his designs were introduced to a wider audience. This exposure has helped Castillo build a global reputation, making him one of the most exciting designers to watch.

A Dominant Force in Queer Fashion

In addition to dressing celebrities, Castillo has made his mark on the runway with his involvement in several high-profile fashion shows. He has showcased his collections at the London Queer Fashion Show, a platform known for celebrating diversity and challenging traditional norms in fashion. His work has also been a highlight at Monsterqueen, Wraith Club, and Club Vanitas in London, each show further solidifying his status as a leader in the queer fashion movement.

Looking Ahead

As Jean Louie Castillo continues to push the boundaries of fashion, his influence only grows. With a portfolio that includes dressing some of the biggest names in entertainment, being featured in top fashion publications, and participating in groundbreaking fashion shows, Castillo is poised to redefine the fashion landscape for years to come.

Whether he’s creating looks for the stage, the screen, or the runway, Jean Louie Castillo remains committed to his vision: a world where fashion is an unapologetic expression of individuality, creativity, and boldness. For those who follow his work, one thing is certain—this is just the beginning.”

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Anonymous writer submission.

[lady-october]

Oli Sykes by Sabina.Hemlock

[amelie00f]

Doodle Requests from my Instagram story Part 2!

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- Hello everybody! I decided to post the second sheet of doodle requests I got on my Instagram story! The fourth request I got was Kokichi Ouma! The fifth request I got was Oli Sykes with flowers! These doodles were fun to do! It took me forever to draw the flowers but it was worth it! I hope y’all like it!

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.Time taken: about a week

Supplies: Prismacolor pencils and micron inking pens

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kingslayer // bmth ft. babymetal

[chemicaideath]

[butdontcallmealolita]

"Before the truth will set you free, it'll piss you off"