Dr. Hurley’s Digest, Vol. III, Issue 14

This week featured some great fiction from Craig Davis and some lovable monstrosities from Gaetan Vanparijs.

 

Monday – Art

Friday – Fiction

 

Snake-Oilers old and new will entertain us more next week!

Impression № 061: Saucissapattes

Gaetan Vanparijs returns with his lovable monsters.

Saucissapattes-gaetan vanparijs

 

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A native of Brussels, Gaëtan Vanparijs is a young independent illustrator and art teacher. He frequently exhibits and enters competitions to spread to share his universe. Through “l’étrange vie des autres” (“The strange life of Others”), he inserts a touch of the absurd into everyday life scenes, leaving each reader to his own interpretation. He has finished work on a book of illustrated Monsters’ Biographies,”Monstrueusement vôtre”. He is influenced by movies and the Belgian surrealism that surrounds him. More of his work can be seen at Flickr.

Dr. Hurley’s Digest, Vol. III, Issue 3

Welcoming back Gaetan Vanparijs, as well as poets Donal Mahoney and David Mellor, we had a great week of classic Snake-Oilers. Check out what you missed below

Monday – Poetry

Wednesday – Art

Friday – Poetry

More next week from some newbies, as well as some more photography from Nicholas Bruno!

Impression № 059: Manière Noire

maniere-noire

Gaëtan Vanparijs, everyone’s favourite Belgian surrealist, brings us some new lovable monsters. More in this series coming up later this month.

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A native of Brussels, Gaëtan Vanparijs is a young independent illustrator and art teacher. He frequently exhibits and enters competitions to spread to share his universe. Through “l’étrange vie des autres” (“The strange life of Others”), he inserts a touch of the absurd into everyday life scenes, leaving each reader to his own interpretation. He has finished work on a book of illustrated Monsters’ Biographies,”Monstrueusement vôtre”. He is influenced by movies and the Belgian surrealism that surrounds him. More of his work can be seen at Flickr.

His other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure are here.

Dr. Hurley’s Digest, Vol. II, Issue 51

This week, some classic Snake-Oilers returned with poetry! Photography! Art! Check it out below, and stay tuned next week for a guest editor stint by the lovely Michael Fitzgerald-Clarke.

 

Monday – Art

Wednesday – Poetry

Friday – Photography

 

Michael Fitzgerald-Clarke takes over next week with three weeks of great posts.

Impression № 058: Tentacadre

Tentacadre

Gaëtan Vanparijs, everyone’s favourite Belgian surrealist, brings us some new lovable monsters. More in this series coming up later this month.

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A native of Brussels, Gaëtan Vanparijs is a young independent illustrator and art teacher. He frequently exhibits and enters competitions to spread to share his universe. Through “l’étrange vie des autres” (“The strange life of Others”), he inserts a touch of the absurd into everyday life scenes, leaving each reader to his own interpretation. He has finished work on a book of illustrated Monsters’ Biographies,”Monstrueusement vôtre”. He is influenced by movies and the Belgian surrealism that surrounds him. More of his work can be seen at Flickr.

His other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure are here.

Dr. Hurley’s Digest, Vol. II, Issues 42 & 43

Happy New Year, Snake-Oilers!

The Doctor has returned, and if you were on vacation or at the North Pole over the Christmas break, here’s a recap of what you missed. We have started the year with some ghostly posts, but don’t worry – there’s more to come next week!


Christmas Eve – Art

Christmas Day – Festivities

Wednesday – Photography

Friday – Fiction

Impression № 057: Auto-stop

auto-stop

Gaëtan Vanparijs, everyone’s favourite Belgian surrealist, brings us this lonely alien hitchhiker. Won’t somebody help him out? Get in the Christmas spirit!

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A native of Brussels, Gaëtan Vanparijs is a young independent illustrator and art teacher. He frequently exhibits and enters competitions to spread to share his universe. Through “l’étrange vie des autres” (“The strange life of Others”), he inserts a touch of the absurd into everyday life scenes, leaving each reader to his own interpretation. He has finished work on a book of illustrated Monsters’ Biographies,”Monstrueusement vôtre”. He is influenced by movies and the Belgian surrealism that surrounds him. More of his work can be seen at Flickr.

His other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure are here.

Dr. Hurley’s Digest, Vol. II, Issue 36

The good Doctor started a new series of posts this week. If you’re familiar with our Smithsonian series, this may be up your alley. Read more here, and check out the first post in our National Trust Archive series below.

 

Monday – Art

Wednesday – National Trust

In our new series, we take photos from the British National Trust Archive and create short fiction around them. Read more in our first piece:

Friday – Fiction

 

To submit to the National Trust series, email us at snakeoilcure[at]gmail[dot]com, and include a link to the photo that inspired your piece!

Impression № 055: Juste un verre

Belgian surrealist Gaetan Vanparijs is back, with more art, this time the start of a series of watercolor images.

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A native of Brussels, Gaëtan Vanparijs is a young independent illustrator and art teacher. He frequently exhibits and enters competitions to spread to share his universe. Through “l’étrange vie des autres” (“The strange life of Others”), he inserts a touch of the absurd into everyday life scenes, leaving each reader to his own interpretation. He has finished work on a book of illustrated Monsters’ Biographies,”Monstrueusement vôtre”. He is influenced by movies and the Belgian surrealism that surrounds him. More of his work can be seen at Flickr.

His other contributions to Snake-Oil Cure are here.