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All posts for the month April, 2015
Anatomy of a Deer Head
Gear and Pie make interesting jewelry, mostly from enameled brass. I thought their shop was named for the run-up to Halloween, but no, they just happened to set up their space Bangkok workshop in September. Thus, September Room.
Rib Cage Ring
Not all of their work is dark. Some is whimsical, and they have some great geometric pieces. But you only get to see the dark stuff here, because I said so.
Golden Deer w/Flowers
Skeleton of a Bird
Isn’t the bird darling?
Visit September Room on Etsy.
Hinode Kitsune
I’ve included Hontor in a link dump, but I love his work so much, I wanted to post more.
Fairy Bull
Siamese Brothers
Hontor works in Velvet Clay, also known as iClay. It is a very soft, air-dry modeling clay. Apparently, it takes detail very, very well.
Melhar
Squirrel
He has an interesting take on plagiarism. Basically, good for you.
Llaumer
His colors are delicious, and his textures irresistible.
You can purchase ready-made items, as well as velvet clay, at his Etsy Shop. See more work at his deviantArt page.
Autumn Fox
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c526W9YONdQ
Alcohol, drugs, electricity, and trippy visuals combined to freak out Regency marks. Would love to do something like this today, only without the drugs or the lawsuit-inviting electric shocks.
I wish this 5-minute documentary were hours long.
via Art of Darkness.
America Haunts–a few years old, but goes behind the scenes of five haunts.
Cool places to buy weird shit in Los Angeles. Via Art of Darkness. I think.
The Creeper Gallery. Via Church of Halloween
Even Elder Gods were babies once, right? Via Propnomicon
An entire haunted island was auctioned last year. Damn, I missed it. Via Shellhawk
Haunted house fabric by Alexander Henry. Via Halloween Holler.
Monstrous chair by Yaara Derkel. Via Art of Darkness
Devil Skull: Archangel Fury
Devil Skull: Archangel Fury
Kate Heyhoe makes hollow sugar skulls and fills them with panoramic scenes.
Medusa
Medusa
She has a 30-step process, molding the sugar skulls herself. Most of the outside decoration is sugar-based, but these skulls are not edible! They are sealed to be long-lasting works of art.
Lost at Sea
Lost at Sea
She also makes adorable mini-skulls.
Bat Memo Holders
Papel Picado
Her Etsy Shop is empty, but you can request special orders. Prices range from $15 – $500, depending on size and complexity.
