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Jeff Proctor’s Flora and Fascia

Known for his typically gruesome illustrations and decrepit design work, Jeff Proctor is certainly not one to pull any punches. When he was recently invited to show at Breeze Block Gallery in Portland, he was challenged with the concept of bringing some beauty to his unsettling watercolors. The body of work, along with a new mural and bed made of cats, are all on view now. Get a look at some of the images after the jump.

Known for his typically gruesome illustrations and decrepit design work, Jeff Proctor is certainly not one to pull any punches. When he was recently invited to show at Breeze Block Gallery in Portland, he was challenged with the concept of bringing some beauty to his unsettling watercolors. The body of work, along with a new mural and bed made of cats, are all on view now. Get a look at some of the images below.

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