Showing posts with label collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collage. Show all posts

Walpurgisnacht


Walpurgisnacht. Witches Night.

Tonight, we revel around bonfires and fly to the Brocken mountaintop by broomstick. Engage in unholy pagan ritual as we celebrate the spring equinox...


Closer to home, we revel in this day as the midpoint to the high holiday of All Hallow's Eve.

In honor of this special day, I have brought back an old piece that I originally created back in 2017, with a new refresh. A quick, free form piece to celebrate the countdown to the big night. Halloween. It inches ever so closer...

  

Instagram #100 - Highbury Cemetery Graphic Series No. 7


It's been a while since I last sat down and did some art, so I decided that in honor of my 100th Instagram post (you do follow me on Instagram, don't you??), I would sit down and bang out another Highbury Cemetery Graphic Series collage.

Another fun, spontaneous mixing of Halloween and horror art, featuring some of the prop pieces that I have created for the yard haunt. There's nothing like sitting down and just letting the creativity flow. After about 45 minutes, the latest creation was done...



Off to go post this one to Instagram! And there's enough creativity left in the tank to maybe whip up one more this weekend. Let's see what I come up with next!

  

Walpurgisnacht (Highbury Cemetery Graphic Series No. 5)


Walpurgisnacht. Witches Night.

Tonight, we revel around bonfires and fly to the Brocken mountaintop by broomstick. Engage in unholy pagan ritual as we celebrate the spring equinox...




Closer to home, we revel in this day as the midpoint to the high holiday of All Hallow's Eve.

In honor of this special day, I have created another collage design for the Highbury Cemetery Graphic Series. A quick, free form piece to celebrate the countdown to the big night. Halloween. It inches ever so closer...

  

Highbury Cemetery Graphic Series No. 4


The creativity continues to flow and I was able to whip up another collage image for my continuing Highbury Cemetery Graphic Series. This time around, I threw on my new copy of The Thing soundtrack from Waxwork Records and let the sounds influence the spontaneous image assemblage below.

This series continues to be a simple exercise in free form creativity. It has no specific intent other than to serve as a fun outlet to keep my haunt-related ideas sharp as I head into this year's Halloween planning phase.



Feel free to check out the first three images in the series here, here and here.