n: vb: the spice of imagination
Christopher Locke makes spider-sculptures out of confiscated scissors bought at TSA auctions.
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And that, my lovelies, concludes my Hallowe’en Post-An-Hour, as I am now going to actually go out and try to happily flounce around in my costume at Ben‘s movie with Michael. If you liked what you saw, please feel free to throw me a few coins towards a bus-pass in leiu of trick-or-treating candy. Thanks! Happy holidays!
I had never heard of it before today, (though the animation was completely made in Vancouver), even references to it are scarce. (Gary Larson is very anti-posting-his-work-on-the-net.) It took an almost unbelievable twenty minutes, but I found an on-line copy anyway.
ENJOY!
Please note: absolutely everything uploaded by fxguy1031 is not only Hallowe’en themed, but brain-meltingly awesome.
(if anyone has a link to the Gashleycrumb couture photoshoot, it would be much appreciated)
Writer and web-auteur Marc-Anthony Macon offers up wonderful podcasts over in his livejournal, city_of_dis. The newest podcast – Sounds of the City of Dis Halloween Spookcastaganza 2007 – is a funky, tongue-in-cheek exploration into the groovy side of Hallowe’en.
Kris Kuksi – “Lust and Self-Abuse” – mixed media – 29″ diameter – 2007
I’ve posted about this uncanny art before. It’s beautiful, bizarre, elaborate, and morbidly embellished. What’s there not to love? It’s time to reacquaint ourselves with his outlandish and perverted sculpture! Especially, as lucky for us, Dark Roasted Blends has an illustrated interview with Kris Kuksi.