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Halloween opens the doors for the undead, complete with flying eyeballs.
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This Vampire Deer illustration is inspired by the gorey velvet shedding of forest deer and the recently unearthed behavior of deers as occasional scavengers (of other dead creatures, including humans).
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This stylish Jack and Sally art box is a handmade product from my original art print, inspired by Nightmare Before Christmas masterful claymation movie. The design is attached to the wood and sealed with multiple layers to protect the surface. This is a must-have for anyone interested in the dark gothic world of Halloweentown and Burton.
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“Surrender to what is. Let go of what was. Have faith in what will be”. Beautiful quote by Sonia Ricotti
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Haunted Bunny Ghost Twins is loosely inspired by the stop-motion animation “Blood Tea and String” (2006) by Christiane Cegavske, a dark tale of love and destruction.
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Raven Skulls, Messengers to the Underworld. This mixed media artwork is inspired by the mythology of the raven, of a protective beast who journeys into the dark underworld to warn and inform humanity– a visionary creature that can see beyond the threshold of death, into the past and future. Fascinating that in some mythologies, ravens are associated with darkness, but in others, it’s associated with goodness and light, as a creator.
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Created “Cult of the Sabertooth Kittens” for the Pawsomeness Cat Art Show at the Loin Gallery, San Francisco. The heads are inspired by prehistoric creatures and the bodies are based on sphinx cats. The inclusion of a robe and jewelry adds to the ritualism of the piece.
