Jon Snoek

“The Unobserved Cat,” by Jon Snoek

JON SNOEK is not an artist, he just doesn’t know how to keep his imagination inside his head. Follow his work on Instagram at @snoekems and on Facebook at facebook.com/theevildeadcabin.

Seth Simon

“Kneel,” by Seth Simon

SETH SIMON is a New Jersey-based photographer and sound composer. In his photographic practice, he uses vintage film cameras to achieve unique images that preserve a sense of history. His photographs have been selected for numerous print journals and exhibitions. He is also a composer of sound for experimental films that have been screened at major museums and festivals worldwide. You can see more of his photo work at www.coroflot.com/sethsimon and his film projects at www.jeannettelouie.com.

Felicien Rops

“The Satanic. Satan Sowing Tares” (1882), by Felicien Rops (public domain)

FELICIEN ROPS (1833-1898) was a Belgian printmaker, and illustrator know for his work illustrating poems. Playing primarily with themes of sexuality, motality, and the darker sides of religion, hizs work eventually inspired artists like Edvard Munch. This lithograph, from his 1882 series Les Sataniques, illustrates a Biblical parable, imagining Satan planting evil in a European city.