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Artwork

Each issue, The Dark features a new cover by a new artist.  Below are the unadorned covers and artist biographies.

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December 2022

Tithi Luadthong is a prolific contributor to stock art websites including Fotolia, Getty Images, iStockphoto, and many more.

November 2022

Mona Finden is a Norwegian concept artist and illustrator who specialises in character illustrations with focus on lineart and soft colors. Her favorite subjects are usually within the realms of myths and fantasy, and she often gravitates towards melancholic or victorious scenes in her art. Her client work consists of book covers, comic book covers, editorial work, game art and character designs, among other things. She works from home and lives in Oslo together with her boyfriend and their cat. When she’s not drawing she enjoys video games, bad movies and going out for coffee breaks with friends.

October 2022

Michael Camarra was born and raised in Southern Connecticut before leaving to study at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where he currently lives and works. Through his work, Michael uses figures and a vibrant palette to explore his fascination with mythology and the unseen in the context of our connection to nature. His art can be found at www.mdcamarra.com.

September 2022

Mona Finden is a Norwegian concept artist and illustrator who specialises in character illustrations with focus on lineart and soft colors. Her favorite subjects are usually within the realms of myths and fantasy, and she often gravitates towards melancholic or victorious scenes in her art. Her client work consists of book covers, comic book covers, editorial work, game art and character designs, among other things. She works from home and lives in Oslo together with her boyfriend and their cat. When she’s not drawing she enjoys video games, bad movies and going out for coffee breaks with friends.

August 2022

Fonklor-32 is a visual designer and artist who strongly believes art has the power to turn our darkest parts into something truly beautiful. His work can be found at the following websites, www.instagram.com/fonklor/?hl=fr, www.deviantart.com/fonklor-32, or www.artstation.com/fonklor-32