Alyssa Bradley
I’m an artist with over a decade of experience creating visual media, drawn to the haunted candlelit corners where pop culture, fashion, and lifestyle collide.
My mission is to create gorgeous visual content that uplifts artists and empowers my audience to explore untraditional aesthetics in a world that wants to strip us of our individuality. I love makeup, fashion, furnishing and decor, and anything else that inspires self-expression and self-confidence while embracing beauty in unexpected places.
Fashion styling inspiration on my Instagram.
In-depth costume analysis for film and television on my TikTok.
Lifestyle curation with a glam, spooky, goth-geek edge and an eye for small, must-know boutiques as well as cutting edge major brands.
I have partnered with Petals & Poison, Adobe Express, Her Universe, and Jordandene clothing as a Brand Ambassador.
I also have over a decade of experience in film production, illustration work, and photography. My work has been featured on the SYFY channel and official social media channels of multi-billion dollar brands like Hulu and Hot Topic.
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a visual feast, and like all of his other films it masterfully uses color motifs to further communicate the character relationships and themes of the story. In every scene his use of the color is intentional, connecting certain colors with specific characters in order to show their conflicts, connections, and relationships.
I’m going to break down the main colors Frankenstein features and how they are used to represent our main cast of characters, the elements, and even some references to classic mythology. If you haven’t seen Frankenstein yet, I highly recommend you do as there will be spoilers ahead!