Vine Creep and his minions

By tcarter on Halloween Forum.

I love the detailed spine:

I think this little fella is my favorite... he's just happy to be here:

You can see images of their process in this thread

Extra photos taken from this thread

Misty Monsters

Several whimsically spooky pieces by Vorja Sánchez (@vorjailustracion)

Click here for their store links and website

Dark Spirits Wait in the Graveyard

Art by Петр Костюк (Petr Kostyuk)

More works here 

Some Wintery Creeps by Joe Keinberger

@joekeinberger_art

Click here for his Etsy page

What do you call a female werewolf?

Some spooky Sunday trivia...

The term "werewolf" (a creature that is half man, half wolf) is derived from the Old English words "wer" (meaning "man" [as in, singular male human]) and "wulf" (meaning... well, "wolf").

The word for woman in Old English is "wif".  Following the same etymological principles, the term for a creature that is half woman, half wolf, is "wifwolf"

@hamishdoodles has launched the hashtags #MakeWifwolfAThing and #NormalizeWifwolf, as well as a Redbubble store to hopefully spread awareness of the term. 

Click below for the store

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Grim Thimble

Truly incredible and whimsical paper mache props by Eric (@grimthimble_halloween)

Grayhouse Studios

Handcrafted props and display collectibles by Michael Perry

Many more product photos and videos on his Instagram @grayhouse_studios.  Also make sure to visit his website TheGrayhouseStudio.com to view available products and purchase one of these insane pieces.

The Beast Peddler: Handmade Familiars

Adorably spooky plushies by Cait (@thebeastpeddler).  Click here for her shop

Wendigo

Badass wendigo prop by Jesse Buchholz (@reverie09). The fact that it's casually dragging a human corpse makes it so much more intimidating (and so much cooler!)

See more pics (and a daytime video) on his original post

Now Watching/Listening to: Fallulah - Out of It

Catchy song with a witchy vibe by indie pop/art rock/folk artist Fallulah. I first discovered the song when a favorite artist of mine, John Kenn Mortensen (best known for his "sticky-note monsters") announced that he had collaborated with Fallulah to design some monsters for the Out of It music video.  

Click below to give it a watch/listen

PumpkinHead stalkabout costume

 by KdF Creative

Click Here for a video if it in action

Kikimora

"In Slavic mythology, Kikimora is actually a house spirit that appears by making rumbles and producing chaos. It is mostly described as female humanoid, but also very often depicted with bird-like features"

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