Adeles SpOOky Art

Bambi...My first 3D Paper Cut Altered Book

My first attempt at a 3D Paper Cut Altered Book....
I've been wanting to try this for awhile now and it's quite Fun to Do....
I like How it turned out...
This is a Cool way to use worn out books that are falling apart

SpOOky Dreams my Friends... ~adele~

Creepy Toys from the Past

SpOOky Dreams my Friends... ~adele~

New Doll WIP

SpOOky Dreams my Friends... ~adele~

SpOOky Houses

SpOOky Dreams my Friends... ~adele~

Ghostly Fun Creation

All You need for this Project is
a roll of Chicken Wire....
a Pair of Heavy Gloves...
Wire Snipers
and a little imagination

SpOOky Dreams my Friends... ~adele~

Deep in the Forest by Karl Kwasny

"Deep in the forest, where heavy feet sink,
you mightn’t be quite as alone as you think!"

by Karl Kwasny

Sit back a bit from your pc and squint your eyes, taking in the shape of the picture, rather than it’s details. Can you see the skull? The little girls head is its eye, and the bottom of the dress, it’s teeth.

SpOOky Dreams my Friends... ~adele~

Friday the 13th

The Black Cat
The ability to see in the dark, the lightning quick reflexes and glowing eyes all lend weight to the superstition that black cats are unlucky. Cats will often freeze in place and look at a disturbance that is almost undetectable to us, which many people believe is evidence that the common housecat can see into the spirit realm. In fact, that belief has endured for over a thousand years. No other domestic animal is as mysterious, and thus the target of superstition, as the common cat.

Cats have the honour of being mentioned in several religions, and were even deified by the ancient Egyptians. The male cat was inextricably linked to the Egyptian god, Ra, and female cats with the god, Bastet. It was actually worse to kill a cat in ancient Egypt, than it was to kill a human being.

Besides ancient Egypt, the cat can be found in the ancient writings of Mohammed and Confucius. The Romans even took the cat under their wing, and identified felines with their god, Diana, also known as Hecate. This wasn't a good moment for the cat as a race, since Hecate was said to take the form of a cat when she left the underworld to visit earth.

Later, after the fall of Rome, the cat was thought to be the symbol of Satan in Europe. This belief naturally carried over to witches, who were thought to need a familiar if their magical powers were to be effective. Of course, the witch was also thought to be able to take the physical form a black cat.

In short, the cat has been deified, Satanized, Demonized and domesticated. It's really no shock that some of the folklore and beliefs from the past has leaked through to present day, making the cat one of the most feared, yet respected animals to walk the planet.