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- Overload Evolution
- Al Capone's Cell
- Witch Mist
- Woolworth Halloween
- Starving Zombies
- Figures
- Even More Gammell
- Painted Smiles
- Get Him, Abe
- Stick Man
- Halloween Merchandise
- Echoes Of Pain
- Weekend Music
- And The Sea Became Blood
- Morning Scarecrow
- War Of The Worlds
- Ghoulish
- Wood And Stone
- The Walking Dead: Slow Vs Fast
- Orange, Green, And Black
- Embellished
- Magic
- Mr. North Wind
- Schell Sculpture Studio
- They Won't Stay Dead
- More Sparth
- Halloween Tribute To The Dead
- In Albuquerque?
- Blue
- Dread
- Yankee Autumn
- Hanging
- The Last Exorcism
- Pumpkin Lighting
- Dark Carnival
- The Irishman
- Spooky Sunday Music
- Remakes
- Remember The Tape Monster?
- The Ghost Talks
- Autumn Sky
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- Speaking Of Projections
- The Forest Of Mirrors
- Out And About
- Chasing Halloween
- Sharp Teeth
- Do You Believe In Witches?
- Straw Man
- Radiant
- Beauty
- Enter Beast
- Zodiac
- Disturbia
- Mothman
- Sharp
- Dark
- Spooky Blue Gargoyles
- Now Playing: Aura Seminalis
- Back To School
- Halloween Metal
- Glowing Jackos
- The Cat With Hands
- Stories From The Hotel Next To The Haunted Hospital
- Night Lights
- Swamp
- Shop Monsters
- Gargoyle Garden
- The Walking Dead Blog
- Pumpkin King
- Poltergeist
- Personalized Google
- I'd Vote For That
- Pumpkin Box
- Brewing
- Gone Fishing
- Facade
- Some Music
- Strange
- Fright Night Hope?
- Good Man In A Bad Time
- Halloween Peppers
- Pickled
- Fright Night Remake Update
- Effigy
- Sideshow Art
- Horror Sounds
- More Human Mutilations
- Seep
- The Walking Dead
- Halloween Face
- The Witch Tree
- Halloween Monsters
- 2004 Porch Pumpkins
- Must...Have...
- Yard Pumpkins
- For Treats
- Laser Jockies
- Scarecrow 2010
- Now Playing: Star Trek III
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2 comments:
I was JUST about to go to his website after looking at yours for some inspiration - ahahaha of course you posted a perfectly convenient link for me. [Do you have a method for when you seem to have creative blocks?]
I guess I'll just walk away from something for a while if I'm not feeling it. For me, it's always been about giving something time to sit. Fortunately I'll usually come back to it in a day and realize where I went wrong or I'll see what I need to add or take away.
I guess that works both with pieces already in progress and if I'm trying to think of something brand new to build. I'll walk away until I feel it again.
Probably a lame answer.
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