Neurotica: The Darkest Art of J. K. Potter

by J.K. Potter

A woman's belly becomes a mouth, protruding a tongue that becomes a shark. A toothy demon named Gropius manhandles a breast. Zoomorphic, liquescent distortions of naked human flesh. This is the world... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0879516879
• ISBN13: 9780879516871
• Release Date: October 1996
• Publisher: Overlook Books
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 1.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 9.0" x 12.0"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 12 and higher

Customer Reviews

BIOBDSM

" J. K. Potter, you are the drug embryo wrapped in the BDSM fashion." - Kenji Siratori, author Blood Electric

One of the Best photo illustrators around

Imaginative and captivating! J.K. Potter here has presented some of the best photo manipulations available. Some very nice darkroom and digital work. This book contains some of Potter's personal works as well as a nice selection of comercial work. The book lay out is superb and photo comentaries humorous at times. The photos will reach out and grab you (Possibly ripping you limb from limb, but that is a bonus). You will either love this book or hate it.

An indulgence to my collections of pictures books !

I always like dark arts, mysteries, horrors, symbolicals,...This book of work has really make me feel differently towards a general view of pictures Ive seen. He is very creative and innovative using his media. Really Awesome!!!

the beauty of the human form just became a lot darker

When's the last time you ate a man... through your stomach? When's the last time you've seen an angel... in the nude? When's the last time you had a woman walk on your face... with her fingers? J.K. Potter has taken scenarios that are out of the ordinary and made them a helluva lot stranger and far far darker. Admired and posed for by Poppy Z. Brite, praised by Stephen King, Potter is the darkest entity in the art of photography, and it's all real, no computer editing, this is all darkroom work, which adds incredibly to the mystic of what Potter has become capable of doing. The conversation piece of the shadow lurkers, and the oddity and fetish of the average person, Neurotica embodies all that is horrific.