From the 15-Second Film Challenge. Wonderfully creepy.

From the 15-Second Film Challenge. Wonderfully creepy.

JennyMonkey is an old friend from Portland, Oregon. She used to sell mostly craft supplies, especially stuff for letterboxers. I recently checked out her shop again, and she has gone in an entirely different direction.
While her shop is mostly not spooky, it has lovely stuff. Jenny has carefully curated a collection of hand-made jewelry from small shops.
She still has stuff up on her Ebay shop, including a couple vintage postcards. It’s possible I couldn’t resist bidding on this one (even though I totally shouldn’t):
Jenny is a great person with superb taste, and I’ll be keeping an eye out here.
Sandra Arteaga makes adorable “little nightmares”, and lovely paper dolls.
Sandra also sells portraits of past dolls.
I couldn’t find out much more than she lives in Barcelona, but she does have an updated Instagram. Oh, and she makes postcard sets, and I think I have to get some:
Not into zombies myself, though I have seen VHS 2, and the zombie segment was better than most. It was fun to see the guy who did those effects show how they’re done.

This Sunday, I have my monthly meeting with the local haunters group. It’s supposed to be the last meeting before the haunt season begins, but I think we’re already there. My social media is starting to flood with prop-building posts. The Halloween boards are already full of “when do you start decorating?”
My Halloween will be small-scale this year. We will likely be in the middle of moving house, so I’m hardly going to build for a yard I’ve never seen. I do plan on making things for a Month of Spookdays. I’ve been doing a lot of portraits lately for a sekrit project. Perhaps for October I will paint something monstrous.

Scorpion Pie from Eat the Dead. Possibly also via Art of Darkness? Don’t remember, and didn’t put it in the right folder.
Dominic Qwek is a California artist who creates sf sculpts. The shop is small, so I’m going to post a couple things from the gallery as well.

Hopper

Cthulhu
Oso Polar makes insanely cute critters…if you are of a certain bent.
Follow her on the social media of choice: deviantArt, Facebook, or Instagram. And don’t miss her Etsy shop.
Lurvely cover of the Lost Boys theme.
