Saturday, October 31, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #31



MONSTER MASH #31
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

LE-HALLOWEEN-POSTCARD-5-50-RYTA-VINTAGE-STYLE-FOLK-ART-PAINTING-SKELETON-4x6-cat:
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{ Sweet by Brandi Milne }: All Hallow's Eve Prints:
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BONUS ROUND:
There is nothing quite like a Buzzfeed list to send you into the abyss that is the internet. Enjoy this creepsie list and kiss sleeping tonight goodbye.
Happy Halloween:



21 creepy Wikipedia stories... I'm gunna have fun reading these:
CREEPY LIST. GET IT WHILE IT'S HOT, HALLOWEENERS.
(Mirror, mirror on the wall. Who is going to kill us all?) --this, all of this, is my Prince Auburn:
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Friday, October 30, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #30

MONSTER MASH #30

"Beneath The Surface", by Julie Dillon
Dangers of the Sea. This is the epitome of my fantasy fascination love of the mysteries of the deep dark sea.:
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Thursday, October 29, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #29

MONSTER MASH #29

"Spider Girl" by ~Myrmirada
Monster 6 - Spider Girl by ~Myrmirada. (This looks like a dark souls boss, hence the repin):
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #28

MONSTER MASH #28

Nothin' like a dozen or more tiny clowns to get the blood shrinking.
Creepy.:
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #27

MONSTER MASH #27

That's terrifying....:
'Owl Cosplay' by H.P. Lovecraft VIA
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Monday, October 26, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #26

MONSTER MASH #26


Chris Ryniak has created a whole host of baby monster sculptures that both chill and warm a heart.:
Sculptures by Chris Ryniak

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Sunday, October 25, 2015

Monster Mash 2015: #25

Monster Mash #25

The Fomorians from Irish mythology are steeped in mystery. It is unknown where they came from, or the length of time they had knowledge of Ireland, and what actually happened to them. Lady Gregory describes one Fomorian habitat as a glass tower in the sea. Many people describe them as sea fairies or sea monsters. My best guess is that they were Nephilim!:
Art by Sebastian Giacobino
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