
Lightning + Kinglyface: Penelopiad

Lightning + Kinglyface: Penelopiad

Lightning + Kinglyface: Penelopiad

Lightning + Kinglyface: Tenth Cranial Nerve

Lightning + Kinglyface: Tenth Cranial Nerve

Lightning + Kinglyface: Tenth Cranial Nerve

Lightning + Kinglyface: Tenth Cranial Nerve

Lightning + Kinglyface: Chimera

Lightning + Kinglyface: Chimera

Lightning + Kinglyface: Chimera

Lightning + Kinglyface: Penelopiad

Lightning + Kinglyface: Void
Lightning + Kinglyface
Amazingly-named set designers Lightning + Kinglyface, aka Anna Fulmine and Victoria Shahrokh have just unveiled their brand spanking new website and my goodness it’s a thing of some beauty. The dynamic duo have a wonderfully atmospheric style, creating thoughtful, intriguing and frequently unsettling pieces (a stretched canvas of “human skin” anyone?) for a whole host of top-notch clients. Their new site not only looks good, but manages to do justice to their craft, which can sometimes get lost in translation online.
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