Back from the Grave and ready to party for one night only this Halloween. This grisly Ghoul has a Cocktail of Blood with an Eyeball floating in it. What a rotter...
This was my Undead outfit I wore this year for Halloween.
A couple of pics from my Halloween outing last night. Including a fun time with Freddy and friends at a screening of A Nightmare On Elm Street presented by horror Scream Queen Emily Booth. And also some bony guy I meet just hanging out.
Farewell, Halloween 2024. You will be missed.
As you can see from the enclosed photos, my old recurring Zombie affliction has sadly flared up again this October (strange how the changing of the seasons can often cause old ailments to return). It all started when I notices my old Zombie bite wound was itching a lot and I was feeling hungry all the time. And now it's all gone full blown Walking Dead.
Considering I've been drawing so much Zombie Artwork this year for my new Comic, it just seemed like the right Ghoulish thing to wear to mark the spookiest day of the year.
So HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2024, everyone... Whatever you're up to this year, I hope you have a great one. May you eat, drink and be scary.
Talk about 'Hoodie Horror', huh?
Considering how popular the Undead currently are at the moment, I find it strange that it's always a challenge to find a decent Zombie Mask out in the shops at Halloween here in the UK (or at least my little corner of it). My theory is that maybe it's because of the gory nature of the Zombie Mask, what with the rotting flesh and so on, that maybe the big shops get a bit squeamish and avoid them, but I have no evidence to back that claim up. As I say, it's just a theory.
I love the quirky little spooky things you can only pick up in shops at this time of the year.
They were selling like hotcakes, but I manage to bag one of these cool little Coffins before they sold out. They're just made out of crappy balsa wood and so on, but I gave it a good varnishing over the weekend, and I actually think it came up looking pretty neat.
Now all I need to do is to get ahold of a little 5-inch Zombie to live in it.
A flashback to an All Hallows' Eve of the past, with these photos of the 2017 Halloween Horror Art Show I put on with Illustrator James Holcombe in a real life haunted Crypt.
Hands down the best venue I've ever been lucky enough to have my Artwork shown in.
My favourite part of the whole event was when the show was due to open on the weekend, so we had in go in late on the Friday night before and set everything up. Yep, just two guys creeping around a Crypt in the dead of night trying to stay out of the way of the local Ghosts.
