If you click on on this website, the title in the tab up top reads “The boring art of Matthew Reid”…a nice ironic touch since the work is undeniably fun and full of life (and death).
Kind of adorable…kind of quirky…a little bit deadly, with a splash of unpredictable whimsy…
A brand new one just making its debut:
The non-Halloween stuff is great as well. I cannot help but conjure stories in my imagination about these characters, so filled with twists and turns…
Random goodies from here and there…
Brandi Milne:
Jason Chan:
Brian Ewing:
Forrest Rogers:
Kevin Keele:
Paulina Cassidy:
Rafaella Ryon:
Alan Lee:
Some of these do have signature but I can’t quite make them out. Ideas on the origins of these pieces?
Love this so much…
Not exactly Halloween, but oh…to be the raven on the outside…
Pinterest inspired me to do a search for dancing skeleton shirts. I do believe my wardrobe should contain one to display my enthusiasm for the Halloween season (though I’d wear it all year).
Here are some I came across…
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Love this one…but $282 for a T-shirt?
Do you like any of these?
Been re-watching The Munsters this month…
Drink up!
Gorgeous.
And speaking of bats…
Hadn’t seen this vintage bag before:
Fresh baked…
Love these covers.
Beautiful bride:
Costume WIN!
Here’s lookin’ at you, kid!
I can hardly choose among the adorable spookies over at Bonehead Studios.
See more on the blog and this Pinterest gallery.
We interrupt our regularly scheduled Halloween posts to bring you this incredible Frankenweenie cake. What a great effect!
See many pictures and the step-by-step creation here.
Here are some selections I’ve run across without any credit to the artist. If you know who any of them may be, don’t hesitate to speak up!
Awww…
It’s me!
I could find very little info on Tony Lombardo, so I will simply share some seasonal selections from his blogger portfolio.
Hostess With the Mostest has shown a new twist on traditional Halloween decor: black and blue, evil science.
I haven’t been to Home Goods yet (where many of these decorations come from), but put mad science into anything…and it’s pretty likely I’ll enjoy it.
How do you feel about unconventional colors and themes for Halloween? Do you keep it traditional or mix it up?
A couple more pics here.
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