Emily Gobeille Designs Dark Lips for a Talk Show
Tisah Tucknott — June 26, 2009 — Art & Design
References: zanyparade
These cool lip designs were created by Emily Gobeille for a heavy metal talk show. The images seem to pop out at the viewer, as layers are created within the art work.
Integrating guitars, lightning, clouds and flames seem to perfectly fit the aura of heavy metal. And I believe the sneering lips could have something to do with the lippy behavior that seems to come out of many rockstar's mouths.
Implications - But these heavy metal lips are alluring in a way that seems to contradict the aggressive and fast nature of heavy metal music. Nevertheless, the designs are fantastic to look at and add an element of posh attitude to a genre that is usually without it.
Integrating guitars, lightning, clouds and flames seem to perfectly fit the aura of heavy metal. And I believe the sneering lips could have something to do with the lippy behavior that seems to come out of many rockstar's mouths.
Implications - But these heavy metal lips are alluring in a way that seems to contradict the aggressive and fast nature of heavy metal music. Nevertheless, the designs are fantastic to look at and add an element of posh attitude to a genre that is usually without it.
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