Art / Walmor Correa
Brazilian artist Walmor Correa does cryptozoological paintings of mermaids, cyclopses, anteater men, and a host of strange, fictional animal hybrids. As absurd and gothic as his subject matter is, he renders his paintings with impeccable subtlety and skill, creating magnificent and ethereal medical drawings that appeals to our core hope that there are parts of our world yet to be discovered.
Tagged: animal art, Brazil, Brazilian artists, gothic art
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