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Halloween has passed and she's lready packed up away for next year. I wanted to share my little creation. Sometimes I like to get a little crafty. Mostly daily in some aspect. This one took me a week. It started with a head from value village, pieced together with Carol air dry clay, acrylic paint, a child's onsie, fake dollar store limbs, prep on nails, mod podge, fake eyelashes, a pillow, string and a whole lot of love and patience. It started from a vision and a thrift find.  Zooooombie, in your head. 

Here lies some spooky rocks that have been hidden in the Tri-Cities but also in Victoria, BC. Two of my favourite things. Halloween and painting rocks.  Can you name all the characters?  

New stuff on Redbubble Party Monster is my favorite. Culkin too https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/110549956

  A friend of mine came to me and said "Can you turn this into Gene Simmons?" "I'll do my best". This was a tricky little project, layers and layers of black and metallic silver. Long nights and a steady hand were not always easy to come by. I'm pretty happy with how he turned out. I used Crayola magic air dry clay to create the wings and the tongue. With all acrylic paint. Growing up my dad was a huge kiss fan, so this was a close to the heart project for me. As well as a challenge, that...

  It's the design that started it all, well the remix anyways. The original hangs on my wall above the mirror in the hallway. I painted this zanoskull on a piece of cardboard in my living room many moons ago. While designing I had no idea I would create a character and take it on many adventures. It started with a dream of designing skateboards. That's what Zanoskull was originally designed for. Still to this day, a dream of mine. From there it blossomed. I stripped down the human to the bones. For Zanoskull is not about death but about...