This guy has been on Oddities several times.
Missmonster is the shop of Melita Curphy, who makes all sorts of beautiful, imaginative costume pieces, dolls, clothes, etc.
Curphy also sells items on other sites, like Shirt.Woot, Design by Humans, and Five and Diamond.
Lisa Toms is a Spanish doll maker. She makes plenty of realistic stuff, but I’m more about the fantasy.
I cannot possibly love this fantasy possum more.
She also does pet commissions.
She designed enamel pins to fill her Etsy shop between doll sales.
You can find Lisa’s work on deviantArt, Facebook, and Instagram.
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.