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Krampus
Mr. Jones
The Unheard
Swamp Foetus
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Author Lesley Bannatyne
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- This Could Be YOUR Head!
- Candlelight
- Winter Scarecrow
- Turnips
- Pale Kitty/Pitch Kitty
- Halloween 1970
- All Hallow's Eve
- Lycanthropy
- DIY
- 3 Crows
- Absinthe Brewing
- The Earliest [Significant] Prop
- A Store Called Halloween
- The Paul Lynde Halloween Special
- Which Reminds Me...
- Lollyphile
- Greeted
- Floating Pumpkin Head
- Giant Spider
- Briar
- Steamcrow
- Green Smoke
- Bright, Clean, & Crisp
- Fire Storm
- Yard Haunt, Midwest-style
- Halloween Party
- Flower Pots and Pumpkins
- Driftwood
- Ruins
- Is There ANYTHING Better Than Halloween?
- Scarecrow Reaper
- It's Halloween
- Scarecrows and Paint
- Halloween Molds
- More Sculptures
- Pet Dinosaur
- Madness
- Witch Pin-up
- A Scarecrow
- Zombie How-to
- Angry Tree
- Architectural Lanterns
- Zombie Monkey
- The Art of Jen Ferguson
- 2003 Haunt
- Annabelle
- The Art of Adam Rex
- "all this hum and all this awful noise..."
- [More] Bradbury and Halloween
- Halloween Lights
- The Art of Mike Hoffman
- Owls and Monsters
- Green Devil: Day One
- Green Devil
- Come on in...
- Ugly Jacko
- Growing Up Star Wars
- Nightmares
- Alone
- The Bag Man
- Draw a Witch
- A Halloween Master
- Getting Treats
- Haikus & Charicatoos
- Petrified
- Bradbury and Halloween
- Icy Rot
- Park Monster
- Halloween Afternoon
- Tweedlebop
- Prisoner
- The Art of Tricia Tharp
- Penelope's Monster Mash
- Fork Fangs
- The Art of Earl Holloway
- Halloween Renaissance
- Halloween 1957
- Trick or Tract
- Victorian Halloween
- Alien Queen Halloween Prop
- Stan Winston (1946-2008)
- Giant Scarecrow
- Party
- Scarecrows Abound
- Wing of Bat
- Skulls & Skeletons
- "Free Soft Yard Haunt"
- Flying
- No Scratch
- Old Scratch
- Chocolate-filled Chocolate Pumpkin
- Evisceration
- The Bride
- Long Vile Fingers
- A Wonderful Yard Haunt
- Doomed
- A Little Night Music
- The Day After Halloween
- Lanterns in Japan
- Is Your Tsantsa a Counterfeit Tsantsa?
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8 comments:
They should really canonize you the patron Saint of Halloween...clearly you can already work miracles.
Great work! Can't wait to attempt my first zombie! Shouldn't be too long now before I'm ready to start on one.
Thanks so much. Finished painting them this weekend.
what are you using for paint them is it stain or actual paint (brush or airbrush)? they are amazing!
Thanks, man.
Flat black spray paint base coat.
Water based acrylic paints with a brush for the detail work.
im starting to get alittle nervous with all of these zombies popping up everywhere!
Amazing work. Which is par.
Do you use skeletons or are these "homemade bones"?
The bones are made from newspaper rolled with plastic packing tape. Very light construction. The skulls are mache molds of a model skull.
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