Ready for your close up, Mister Orlok?

Creepy Glowbugg here, with my newest creepy creation.

As you may have already surmised, I enjoy life on the darker side.

I love scary movies, both classic horror and the gory stuff. 

I grew up on 80's Splatter Horror. Can't get enough of it!!

But in order to get your dark card, you must enjoy the very classic 

of the classics, Nosferatu. 

I have used this amazing image from Rick St. Dennis,

aptly named," Nosferatu". 

I used a tombstone Spellbinder nestie shape for his cryptic image,

and colored it using a sponge dauber and Fired Brick Distress ink.

I coupled him with a witty little saying from Ginger's House.

Nothing more confusing than a smiling Count Orlok.

And lastly, I added this vintage tooth chart to carry out the 

toothy theme. I printed it onto kraft stock, and then crumpled and 

distressed it a bit with Vintage Photo Distress ink, 

and highlighted the teeth with a white pencil. 

Keep it Creepy!

Nosferatu Ad Nauseam

Nosferatu is my favorite vampire movie of all time.

There has never been a creepier vampire than Count Orlok.

That was one creepy dude!  

 

The challenge at HDH this week is basically, Vampires.

 

Here is my homage to the Werner Herzog/Klaus Kinski film,

Nosferatu the Vampyre , 1979.

I believe I bought this stamp years ago through Gorey Details.

(I had some bad customer service there, so I don't promote them usually.) 

I got this cool grapevine wreath die from Memory Box, and used it to

add some wicked looking bling to the existing chipboard frame.

It's surprising sometimes what a little Stickles can do to make a project pop.

I used a killer hearse woodcut from Porkchop Show on Etsy,

added more Stickles, and threw on a Cuttlebug headstone die cut.  

For my second card, I used the image, Count Drako

from Rick St. Dennis. Rick is this week's sponsor at HDH.

 

What is a scary creation without some Martha Stewrat (hee hee) Drippy Goo punch?

And LOTS of red glitter!!! I also added a MS bat punch and a small headstone die cut.  

I added a TON of red fine glitter all over the outer edge of this

arched design. But then the wicked witchy writing in the sky needed some too.

 

Thanks for dropping by today.

Happy Haunting!!