It’s Wicked Art Wedenesday and today’s artist, DefectivePudding is a self-taught illustrator and visual artist. Her works have been shown in galleries, conventions, and various art shows throughout the U.S. She draws inspiration from Halloween and vintage toys.
Artist: Christa D.
Social Media: https://instagram.com/defectivepudding
Company/Studio/Website/Store: https://defectivepudding.square.site/
Society 6: https://society6.com/christadippel
Enchanted Bruja is SoCal Artist who loves drawing animals and Halloween themed art.
Alex has also created several cool tarot decks, including Enchanted Bruja Oracle, 30 card oracle deck and guide, which I own and adore.
This deck is so beautiful, spooky, and inspiring. It never fails to lift my spirits and gimme a boost in the right direction. I totally recommend picking up your own set!
Artist: Alexandra Bunch aka The Enchanted Bruja
Social Media: https://instagram.com/the_enchanted_bruja
Company/Studio/Website/Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheEnchantedBruja
Enter the 5th Annual Halloween Haiku Challenge for a chance to win a copy of this print!
First person to correctly answer all 5 trivia questions in Comments section below wins a prize.
Prize:
Winner receives a Disney Halloween fridge magnet.
Remember, you must be a Halloween Horror Haiku follower and a US resident to qualify to play trivia. See Contest Rules page for more details.
Happy October! Happy Halloween! Today, we kick off the first day of the Halloween Haiku Challenge. Share up to 3 of your best original or scary haiku for a chance to win cool prizes. Contest runs all month long and the grand prize is a witchy prize pack valued over $60. Go to contest page for details.
We celebrate all 31 days in October. For schedule go here. Today is spooky Sunday! Spooky Sundays are going to be like anything goes days. This weekend, I’m up in June Lake, CA, celebrating the wonderful mountain air and all things Fall.
It’s beautiful up here and I highly recommend a visit back to nature once a year. I’m pretty sure that’s what I’ve been missing in my life in recent years.
So far, we humans only inhabit one planet, pumpkins only grow on planet Earth, Fall only comes around once a year, and Halloween happens every October. We need to take better care of our planet and appreciate the natural beauty of this world, otherwise, we’ll lose all this.
I’m calling on Halloween fans and Autumn lovers to do your part to care for our world, get back to nature, and have a happy Halloween season!
Lots of scary movies are set in the Fall or even on Halloween Day, but only special films with smart art direction or good production design really know how to invoke that cozy Halloween spirit. Here’s my list of great Halloween movies to watch this Fall:
All for Fall (movies for everyone):
Hocus Pocus, 1993
Halloweentown, 1998
The Addams Family, 1993
Casper, 1995
Hubie Halloween, 2020
The House with a Clock in Its Walls, 2018
Awesome Autumn (non-scary fall thrillers)
Lady in White, 1988
Practical Magic, 1998
Knives Out, 2019
Crimson Peak, 2015
The Craft, 1996
The Crow, 1994
Sleepy Hollow, 1999
Harvest Hell (for grown-ups only):
Hellions, 2015
Ginger Snaps, 2000
Scream, 1996
Tales of Halloween, 2015
The Conjuring, 2013
Halloween, 1978
The Exorcist, 1973
Trick or Treat 2007
If you don’t see your favorites here, post ’em down in the comment section!
Happy Halloween Season!
‘Ber months may start tomorrow, but Summer isn’t over just yet. There’s still 23 days left to celebrate Summerween. I couldn’t decide which is scarier, horror films featuring spooky cabins or mysterious beaches. So, here’s a double list with the best of both worlds. From creature features to crazed killers, you can find all of these films streaming somewhere. Let me know which list you think has the scariest movies.
Part III of Summerween series.
hot summer sand
a quick swim in the ocean
ready for Fall
Part V and the conclusion of May Mutant Monster series.
hunting the beast
following the blood trail
captured
This pic is not a very Halloweenish or scary, but hey, I love me some cherry blossoms and I’ve been playing around Starryai, so I hope you like pic.
Next month is the halfway point to Halloween and I’m going to honoring the 5 year anniversary of Halloween Horror Haiku. There much to celebrate and I’m excited to share what’s in store.
Spring is the season of birth and vitality and with it comes renewed spirit. I’m writing more these days and I hope to share new haiku and stories soon. There’s been celebrity deaths lately that kinda shook me, most Lance Riddick, who was some phenomenal in The Wire. I don’t personally know these people, but as a fan, losing heroes really knocks you for loop and reminds you of your own mortality. We’re not going to be here forever and there’s only so much we can do with our one life. I don’t have a whole lot to be proud of, so I’m determined to change that. Even a broken mind like mine deserves a shot at happiness, so wish me luck and please know, I’m rooting for you too!
Have a great spring, everyone!
Halloween Horror Haiku 
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