Even George Romero thinks they kick ass!!
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| George Romero with Living Dead Girl Nicole and the Zombie Head she made for him! |
LDG Nicole
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Got Zombie Head???
Have you ever imagined owning a piece of the undead?? Well now you can!! Halloween is creeping up on us fast (YAY!) and what better way to decorate your home, office, shop, studio etc then with your very own customized Zombie Head!!!
Even George Romero thinks they kick ass!!
For more info check out my listing on Etsy by clicking here.... BRAAAAAAINS!!!!
LDG Nicole
Even George Romero thinks they kick ass!!
LDG Nicole
Come celebrate 1k+ Fans with the EtsyDarkTeam
Our EtsyDarkTeam Facebook has broken 1000 fans! Such love! So to say thank you, members of the EtsyDarkTeam are offering fang-tastic shop discounts and having some awesome giveaways!!
So to make your life easier here is a master list of dark, delicious awesomeness! I will be adding to this as they come in so please check back often.
►►SALES◄◄
Mention the code "CELEBRATE1K" in the Message to Seller at the following shops to receive the discount listed (unless mentioned otherwise)!
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20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping Ends July 26th |
20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping
Extended to July 31st! |
20% off jewelry, excludes shipping - no code, already discounted! Ends July 31st |
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20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping Ends July 31st |
20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping
Extended to July 31st! |
20% off entire purchase + free shipping! (ships within US only) Ends July 31st |
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25% off sculptures priced $ 300.00 & up. Ends July 31st |
20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping Ends July 19th |
Buy a print, get a zine or postcard free! (Free item determined by availability) Ends July 19th |
| Half off Jewelry Sets July 19th to July 25th |
Free shipping on most orders over $24 (See shop for full details) Ends July 31st |
20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping Ends July 31st |
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20% off entire purchase, excludes shipping Ends July 30th30% off July 31st ONLY Convo for non-US shipping |
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See individual blogs for more details...
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Ends July 20th Open to US, Cnd, Aus, the EU, Japan |
Ends July 31st Open Worldwide |
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Friday, July 30, 2010
some new flesh bags
meet Georgesleeping was he when attacked in his bed,
bitten by his neighbor Ted.
Who unfortunately had turned into the undead.
Luckily he remember to put on his bunny slippers before he turned into the walking dead.
Now his zombie toesy will not get blood stained red.
smart zombie thinking George!
Dexter loves how his red hair matches his blood stained body parts. He feels he his making a major fashion statement.you can find all my undead, walking flesh bags, here at mealy monster land!
New plushes
New plushes and dolls are up in my shop: Silent Orchid Studio
Including...
Jack the Ripper, the Jersey Devil, and a tattooed couple
Including...
Jack the Ripper, the Jersey Devil, and a tattooed couple
Zombie Face Mask Recipe
EDT’s Countdown to Halloween!
This week Heather Lynn maker of the adorable COLOR ME CREEPY-Mini Zine, Coloring Book highlighted in her etsy shop coffincritters has an amazing beauty recipe that incorporates both our love of zombies and radiant skin. What exactly do zombies have to do with lovely skin read on to learn more...
Zombie Face Mask Recipe
I call this Zombie Face because it smells so good you'll want to eat your own face! *which is probably not a great idea, btw* easy, cheap, and all-natural, this facial at home will tighten and moisturize your skin while zapping acne.
It's actually great for most skin types! But you extra sensitive zombies should test a small area first, due to the natural fruit acids and baking soda. Although this recipe hasn't been approved by the FDA, it has been approved by zombie beauties!
What you need:
1/4 cup of berries. Frozen or fresh It can be any of the following, or a mix of all of them: strawberries, blueberries, raspberries.
2 TBS. finely chopped apple or apple sauce
1 tsp of dark baking cocoa, unsweetened
2 tbs. honey
1 tbs. lemon juice
1 tsp baking soda
Fresh directions: put fruit in a microwave-safe bowl with a couple of tbs. of water. Microwave on high in 30 second intervals, until fruit is soft enough to be mashed with a spoon.
Frozen directions: same as fresh, just do not add the water.
When fruit is soft, mash it with a spoon or fork. Add cocoa, honey and lemon. Mix. Before you add the baking soda, put 1/2 of the mixture into a separate container and put in fridge for next time. Should keep 3-5 days.
Add baking soda and mix well. While mixture is fizzing, apply to face and leave it on for 15-30 minutes. Enjoy the yummy smell. You will want to eat your face zombie ladies, but resist the urge! Rinse and enjoy the softness.
Be it humorous or romantic, cute or creepy, Heather Lynn uses many types of media to try to illuminate the beauty and magic that can be found in darkness. Pretty faeries, cute zombies, and the horror of the undead all live harmoniously in her world of creation. She uses a variety of media such as: oil paint, clay, paper, digital, colored pencil and more.
For more of coffincritters on the web you can find her at …
Website: faerydustpixy.etsy.com
Website: coffincritters.etsy.com
Blog: faerydustpixy.blogspot.com
Facebook: facebook.com/pages/edit/?id=177873799537#!/pages/GossamerHollow/177873799537
This week Heather Lynn maker of the adorable COLOR ME CREEPY-Mini Zine, Coloring Book highlighted in her etsy shop coffincritters has an amazing beauty recipe that incorporates both our love of zombies and radiant skin. What exactly do zombies have to do with lovely skin read on to learn more...
Zombie Face Mask Recipe
I call this Zombie Face because it smells so good you'll want to eat your own face! *which is probably not a great idea, btw* easy, cheap, and all-natural, this facial at home will tighten and moisturize your skin while zapping acne.
It's actually great for most skin types! But you extra sensitive zombies should test a small area first, due to the natural fruit acids and baking soda. Although this recipe hasn't been approved by the FDA, it has been approved by zombie beauties!
What you need:
1/4 cup of berries. Frozen or fresh It can be any of the following, or a mix of all of them: strawberries, blueberries, raspberries.
2 TBS. finely chopped apple or apple sauce
1 tsp of dark baking cocoa, unsweetened
2 tbs. honey
1 tbs. lemon juice
1 tsp baking soda
Fresh directions: put fruit in a microwave-safe bowl with a couple of tbs. of water. Microwave on high in 30 second intervals, until fruit is soft enough to be mashed with a spoon.
Frozen directions: same as fresh, just do not add the water.
When fruit is soft, mash it with a spoon or fork. Add cocoa, honey and lemon. Mix. Before you add the baking soda, put 1/2 of the mixture into a separate container and put in fridge for next time. Should keep 3-5 days.
Add baking soda and mix well. While mixture is fizzing, apply to face and leave it on for 15-30 minutes. Enjoy the yummy smell. You will want to eat your face zombie ladies, but resist the urge! Rinse and enjoy the softness.
Be it humorous or romantic, cute or creepy, Heather Lynn uses many types of media to try to illuminate the beauty and magic that can be found in darkness. Pretty faeries, cute zombies, and the horror of the undead all live harmoniously in her world of creation. She uses a variety of media such as: oil paint, clay, paper, digital, colored pencil and more.For more of coffincritters on the web you can find her at …
Website: faerydustpixy.etsy.com
Website: coffincritters.etsy.com
Blog: faerydustpixy.blogspot.com
Facebook: facebook.com/pages/edit/?id=177873799537#!/pages/GossamerHollow/177873799537
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Time for a Massacre!!!!
So I just made a new set of hair clips that will get your blood boiling with excitement!! That is if your a huge horror fanatic like myself...
Check out my new section in my Etsy shop called Dead Girl Massacre!!!!
One of kind horror movie inspired hair clips and accessories!!! Complete with body parts, weapons, flesh and blood! What more could your maniac minds ask for!! :) Go get them while the flesh is hot!
Gruesomely Yours,
LDG Nicole
Check out my new section in my Etsy shop called Dead Girl Massacre!!!!
One of kind horror movie inspired hair clips and accessories!!! Complete with body parts, weapons, flesh and blood! What more could your maniac minds ask for!! :) Go get them while the flesh is hot!
Gruesomely Yours,
LDG Nicole
Monday, July 26, 2010
what a hag
Della would like to share a recipe with you today: two eyes of newt, three dead mans fingers, one pinch hallow ground, seven fish scales, and let's not forget the pinch of salt and you too can have a pet like Della.Slashing Prices...
I marked down a few things in my Etsy shop to make way for new items that I will be posting very soon!!! Get your creepy little hands on them before they are gone!!!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/LivingDeadGirlNicole
Shred It!
LDG Nicole
Saturday, July 24, 2010
some new zombies in my shop!
the undead are taking over mealy monster land!!!
eek!
Cici and Lucas have joined the walking dead and are now wandering around looking for fresh brains. maybe you could spare a little?
Friday, July 23, 2010
How to Make Fake Blood
EDT’s Count Down to Halloween!!! Can you have a Halloween party without a big vat of fake blood? I DON’T THINK SO!!! So here’s a little recipe for it from one of our own Debbie of AbyssalGems. Miss Debbie makes fantastic baubles in her shop AbyssalGems. As well as mixing up wicked bath products in her Etsy shop blackrosebath . My favorite has to
the coffee exfoliating soap so you know her blood reciepe is going to be special.
How to Make Fake Blood
You'll need the following:
1 bottle of karos Corn Sryup
1 bottle of dark red food coloring
1 bottle of black food coloring
Pour 1 cup of karos corn syrup into a bowl then drop about 10 drops of dark red food coloring and 10 drops of black food coloring into the syrup ( the food coloring that works best is the ones made by wilton because its the same consistency almost as the syrup) mix it all together until it thickens and begins to look like actual blood.
Use however you plan on using it, whether its to smear on your costumes or to use on your skin.
Washes out easily with soap and water. As a decoration I usually put it into a oil burner and left it out on a table at my front door for Halloween. The kids LOVE it! They thought it was the real thing.
For more of Twelve years ago Debbie became attracted to the idea of expressing her creativity by making jewelry she could share and sell. During that time she was happy to learn that people like her work. And now her pieces are being worn by many who like the fact that they are getting one-of-a-kind items that they like --- because they like her style and sensibility.AbyssalGems on the web you can find her at …
Shop: abyssalgems
BlackRoseBath
Blog: blackrosebath.blogspot
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/debbieunderwood
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/abyssalgems
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Original drawings now available in Jasmine Worth etsy store!
Original drawings are now available in Jasmine Worth's etsy store. All drawings are one of a kind, and come framed and ready to display.
These drawings are affordable enough that anyone can own an original piece of art. :)
Friday, July 16, 2010
Baxter, Lola, and Marie
meet Marie....seems she was a bit naughty and was sentenced to the gallows...when they tried to chop off her head she turned green and ate their brains.
looking for fresh brains......
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Make your very own “Crystal” ball
EDT’s Countdown to Halloween!
This week Heather Lynn maker of the adorable Pushing Daisies collection highlighted in her etsy shop coffincritters brings us the perfect décor item for those mystical fall nights that lay ahead of us.
Make your very own “Crystal” ball with stand for around $5.00
This is a really fun, easy project that is great for kids also! It won't break the bank either. :) Try using these as centerpieces for receptions and parties, or add them to your Halloween decor. Or do what I do...leave yours out all the time to enjoy!
Difficulty level: 2 (1 being least difficult, 5 being most difficult)
Time: Really depends on how involved you want to get with this. Can take 1/2 hour, or many hours. Dry time is up to a week.
Materials needed:
*Clear glass Christmas Ornament Ball, approx. $.50
*Taper candle stick, can be as simple or elaborate as you want. Dollar Stores usually have plenty of them, and they work just fine.
*Transparent glass paint, (like Delta) approx. $2.50. Your choice of color, but my personal preference is a white shimmer.
*Embellishments (optional) such as beads, findings, tags, trims, natural materials, glue
1) Carefully remove the metal base from the glass ball. You will not need it for this project, so you may recycle it for another project! :)
2) Very cautiously, squirt small amounts of paint into the hole at the base of the glass. As you do this, shake, rotate and swirl the glass orb until you have a THIN, fairly even coat. Does not have to be perfectly even.
3) Place the glass orb with the hole towards the top (so air can get to it to dry the paint) on a safe surface, or in your candle stick. At least twice a day, shake and rotate the orb to ensure even paint coverage. You may add small amounts of paint if needed. This may take a few days to a week or so, depending on the brand of paint and the thickness of the coat, but you will want to continue to do this until the paint is dry.
4) While waiting for your glass orb to become dry and coated evenly, you may opt to decorate the candlestick, as this will be the base of your crystal ball.
5) Once glass orb is dry and base is to your liking, insert the orb into the base with the hole facing downward. Voila! You made a lifelike "crystal" ball!
Be it humorous or romantic, cute or creepy, Heather Lynn uses many types of media to try to illuminate the beauty and magic that can be found in darkness. Pretty faeries, cute zombies, and the horror of the undead all live harmoniously in her world of creation. She uses a variety of media such as: oil paint, clay, paper, digital, colored pencil and more.
For more of coffincritters on the web you can find her at …
Website: http://www.faerydustpixy.etsy.com
Website: http://www.coffincritters.etsy.com
Blog: http://faerydustpixy.blogspot.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/edit/?id=177873799537#!/pages/GossamerHollow/177873799537
This week Heather Lynn maker of the adorable Pushing Daisies collection highlighted in her etsy shop coffincritters brings us the perfect décor item for those mystical fall nights that lay ahead of us.Make your very own “Crystal” ball with stand for around $5.00
This is a really fun, easy project that is great for kids also! It won't break the bank either. :) Try using these as centerpieces for receptions and parties, or add them to your Halloween decor. Or do what I do...leave yours out all the time to enjoy!
Difficulty level: 2 (1 being least difficult, 5 being most difficult)
Time: Really depends on how involved you want to get with this. Can take 1/2 hour, or many hours. Dry time is up to a week.
Materials needed:
*Clear glass Christmas Ornament Ball, approx. $.50
*Taper candle stick, can be as simple or elaborate as you want. Dollar Stores usually have plenty of them, and they work just fine.
*Transparent glass paint, (like Delta) approx. $2.50. Your choice of color, but my personal preference is a white shimmer.
*Embellishments (optional) such as beads, findings, tags, trims, natural materials, glue
1) Carefully remove the metal base from the glass ball. You will not need it for this project, so you may recycle it for another project! :)
2) Very cautiously, squirt small amounts of paint into the hole at the base of the glass. As you do this, shake, rotate and swirl the glass orb until you have a THIN, fairly even coat. Does not have to be perfectly even.
3) Place the glass orb with the hole towards the top (so air can get to it to dry the paint) on a safe surface, or in your candle stick. At least twice a day, shake and rotate the orb to ensure even paint coverage. You may add small amounts of paint if needed. This may take a few days to a week or so, depending on the brand of paint and the thickness of the coat, but you will want to continue to do this until the paint is dry.
4) While waiting for your glass orb to become dry and coated evenly, you may opt to decorate the candlestick, as this will be the base of your crystal ball.
5) Once glass orb is dry and base is to your liking, insert the orb into the base with the hole facing downward. Voila! You made a lifelike "crystal" ball!
Be it humorous or romantic, cute or creepy, Heather Lynn uses many types of media to try to illuminate the beauty and magic that can be found in darkness. Pretty faeries, cute zombies, and the horror of the undead all live harmoniously in her world of creation. She uses a variety of media such as: oil paint, clay, paper, digital, colored pencil and more.For more of coffincritters on the web you can find her at …
Website: http://www.faerydustpixy.etsy.com
Website: http://www.coffincritters.etsy.com
Blog: http://faerydustpixy.blogspot.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/edit/?id=177873799537#!/pages/GossamerHollow/177873799537
Monday, July 12, 2010
Sylvie Black Plague art doll sculpture
Sylvie was unfortunate enough to be born in 1338. Her life was good and happy until a few fleas jumped on a few rats, and they arrived by ship to France in 1358. Mere days after the fever arose and the buboes appeared, poor Sylvie was dead from what became known as The Black Death...
You can find Sylvie at Miss Millificent's Mesdamoiselles.
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