Pop Up Ghost Stories with New England Curiosities
The Rope, Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Eclectic Halloween Artists Guild (EHAG) Online Sale
Burial Ground Shop Sale (Code BELTANE)
Pop Up Ghost Stories with New England Curiosities
The Rope, Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Eclectic Halloween Artists Guild (EHAG) Online Sale
Burial Ground Shop Sale (Code BELTANE)
This weekend I realized that I hadn't seen my sunglasses since isolation began. I usually only wore them when I was out and about and since I've been doing little of that, I lost track of them. That started me on a hunt from some new sunglasses and while I didn't exactly find any that would be useful for everyday, I did find some fun goth-glam sunglasses and accessories.
Eccentric Rococo Sunglasses from Pearls and Swine |
Spider Web Sunglasses from Cremated Equal |
Moon Eyeglass Chain Holder from Anamnesis Syndrome |
Beaded Skeleton Hands Glasses Chain from Chains4Frames |
The Original Coffin Sunglasses Case from The Dark Alley |
Leather Skull Glasses Case from XProjeX |
Sometimes I think I've seen all there is to see in Halloween art and I pause for a bit, but yesterday I let my fingers stroll through Etsy and, as always, a few things caught my eye. You see I've been writing this blog on Halloween art somewhere between "It couldn't have been that long ago" and "Forever." My eyes sometimes start to glaze over when I look at one pumpkin too many. The truth is though, I love pumpkins!
I'm reading a book right now called Improv Wisdom and the author has thirteen maxims for living a better life. Last night I read about the fifth maxim: Be Average and one of the things the author said was to forget about thinking outside the box. Instead look more deeply at what is inside the box. I'm paraphrasing, but it was one of those aha moments for me.
That's a long explanation for letting you know that posts may be further between, but I still like what is inside the box. So, let's take a look at what I found in my box last night.
Eyeball Flip Up Sunglasses from hitekdesigns |
This pair of sunglasses made my jaw drop! The eyeball portion actually flips up to reveal dark lenses. I have no idea what I'd do with these, but I want them.
Cats and Pumpkins Lithograph by John A. Knudsen |
Skull Acrylic Painting from The Sacred Trust |
Beaded Skull Brooch from Korzhev Embroidery |
I don't have any Halloween artists to show you today, but that doesn't mean I'm not feeling spooky! Here's my agenda for the week.
I loved watching the tv series Dark Shadows. I watched it just a bit as a kid, but it was too scary for me- I hid behind the chair and peered around it. When I rewatched it as an adult, I loved it even more. It was campy and spooky all at the same time. I'm thinking about Dark Shadows because this Wednesday marks nine years since Jonathan Frid, the actor who played Barnabas Collins, died. In honor of Frid and Dark Shadows I decided to look for some rings that evoke the mood of the show.
Gothic Arch Ring from Craeven |
Coffin Skull Ring from Rock Flower Studio BVA |
Bat Ring from AF Jewelry Studio |
Coffin Ring from Metal Crow |
Cemetery Ring from Whitelake Jewelry |
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I'm reading a book about a haunted house right now and so haunted houses are on my mind. I went in search of some artists making spooky house pieces and wasn't disappointed. Check these out!
Witch House from Sparhawks Stuff |
Cut Paper Castle under Glass from Saladaballo |
Ceramic Haunted House Luminary by Aaron Murray |
Linoblock Printed Haunted House from Woodcut Emporium |
Haunted Victorian House from Buster Justis |
Haunted Miniature House from Mel Poole Studio |
Spooky House Ironstone Serving Dish from Indelible Curiosities |
Ceramic Haunted House from Creative Currents Shop |
Haunted House Metallic Art Print from JT Photo Imaginarium |
Haunted House Tumblers from Creative Currents Shop |