Thursday, October 28, 2010
Custom headless portrait
Perfect for Halloween! Send this Etsy artist a full frame profile photograph of yourself and she'll create custom silhouette of your decapitated head. (Vertibrae and all.)
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Thursday, April 23, 2009
Me and my son
For reasons I cannot explain, a surprising number of Haunt Style readers have expressed interest in finding out what I look like. So, for those curious sorts amongst you, here's a recent shot of me and my son enjoying the nice weather.
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Monday, January 1, 2007
Haunted Lenticulars
I love lenticulars! My house is filled with them - vintage lenticulars, advertising lenticulars, light-up lenticulars, custom lenticulars, etc. That's why I was particularly thrilled to receive a haunted lenticular for Christmas. The one I got (shown on the left) is by the folks at The
Ghoulish Gallery. They are one of at least 5 companies that have started producing these types of images in recent years. While I don't know anything about the quality of these other companies products, I can tell you that the lenticular I received looks wonderful. The image is crystal clear. I couldn't be happier.
You can check out more of The Ghoulish Gallery's products at --> http://www.theghoulishgallery.com
And if you've have any firsthand experience with other haunted lenticular companies, please let me know what you thought.
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Friday, December 29, 2006
Monster paintings by Amy Hill

From the Roq La Rue gallery website:
"Amy Hill paints with a notoriously difficult Dutch Renaissance technique, using formality in the execution and opting for non-conventionality in her subject matter. In her newest series, Amy has painted a series of classic movie monsters as businessmen in suits. Earthy, luminous portraits are painted in tones perfect for the discriminating boardroom, as repulsive monsters are lovingly painted and renamed with 'normal' societially accepted names. Funny, yet thought provoking, the initial assumption of 'businessmen as monsters' begins to expand as the viewer considers what the artist might actually be implying."
Link --> http://www.amyhillcards.com/monsters.html

