Looking for fun mixed-media Halloween projects to create? You’ve come to the right place! When we asked readers to make fall holiday-themed works of mixed-media art for a “Skeletons in Your Closet” challenge to feature in our September/October 2009 issue of Cloth Paper Scissors magazine, we didn’t know what to expect. Crispy leaves and plump pumpkins?…
Go There Now Ive been working on this piece forever, finally finished after making lots of the elements by hand, the candles, books, bottles, picture frames, bars, tarot cards, voodoo doll and so much more there really is a lot to see, the picture doesn't do it justice. Go There Now
September has just closed its doors for another year, and as we drift into October and the Halloween season, it’s hard to contain my excitement for everything this holiday has to offer. Eating pumpkin desserts and dishes, stepping through colorful and crunchy fallen leaves, and feeling the wind whisper of winter are some of the…
I recently went to an art supply store to pick up a few basics for some art projects I’m noodling around with. I’ve learned some new drawing techniques and I wanted to get started practicing things like shading. While browsing the aisles (okay, not so much browsing as desperately shopping as quickly as possible because…
I distressed a carve-able pumpkin to house an altered art doll (Queen Charlotte) and her molded companions (Frozen Charlotte dolls). Decoupaged decorative napkins and brass-colored "rhinestones" were used to create the interior background.
I used a carve-able pumpkin, fabric decoupage, and assorted bits and pieces to create a diorama that captures the meeting of alien beings.
Halloween mixed media piece on 12×12 canvas board!
Hand-sculpted from papier-mache – from artist David H. Everet | http://www.chickenlips.biz
This cute little witch kitty was sewn, stuffed, hand painted, and sanded to get that primitive look. He was embellished with a straw hat with a yellow half moon, hollow wood and wire arms and legs, metal buttons, a raffia necklace with primitive metal heart and wood bead, and he holds a small straw broom.
This fierce little fellow was sewn, hand painted, and sanded to get that primitive look. He was embellished with a bat bow tie, felt, buttons, hollow wood and wire for his arms and legs, and black feather wings.
