Horribell likes spikes and bats and skulls and things. Here are some of my faves:
Red Teardrop Spike Necklace
Silver Bat Wing Earrings
Gunmetal Bat Ring
Wolf Skull Necklace
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The amazing polyclay word of Forest Rogers. He has a brief tip blog, where he explains that he uses Kato polyclay, mixing small amounts of color with large amounts of translucent. It sound like Kato has many of the same attributes as Cernit, but is now easier to find. I may be switching clays.
Hat tip to Skot for showing me this very cool instrument.
Badass Bat Tats. Via Art of Darkness
Daniel Vasquez
Georg Dinkel’s polyclay shrines to technology
Angioletti Designs
York Wall Coverings (they also have a bunch of Candice Olson stuff!)
M. de Vena
Wigs by Ghoulia Peculiar. Via Goth Shopaholic
Weirdplush has a lot of nifty things, but I like their soaps the best. Especially the little Cthulhu.
Spires
Jason Borders works in many mediums, but naturally, we love the bones.
Now that’s a lamp
Skin
He lives in Portland, Oregon, because of course he does.
King Flower
He calls his work “meditative.” I just think it’s gorgeous.
See Horse
Beautiful bat pin. Via Art of Darkness
Layered jewelry by Curiology. Via Church of Halloween
SmirkMasks via CoH
Preserved Faeries by Cedric Laquieze. Via Propnomicon
Gold Skull Chair from Harow
Skull Headlight Covers (sadly, I have rectangular headlights)
Did Houdini communicate from beyond after all?
Spooky Jewels by Betsey Johnson (sadly, the reviews say they often break in transit)
Puzzles by Bonelab. Via CoH
Halloween Saint stickers
Fatally Yours by Vegan Treats
DIY Seance Table
