Haunted Design House Februray Challenge

Its a 'Love / Hate Thing' for this months challenge at the Haunted Design House Macabre Monday challenge blog.

You do have all month long to get those projects in and they pretty much accept anything.  Anything being twisted, dark, and soooo unconventional.

Be sure to leave those minions some love/hate as well for the mind numbing projects that they create.

If you do not know, I am an American Horror Story stalker.  This year has been AAAAmazing and of course now must create!  Thank you Smeared Ink for this wonderful image of  Meep The Geek from a series of images titled Carnival De La Nuit. 

Step Right Up for these Deets

Page base is a Cherry Cobbler card stock.  Used a Black Sharpie and ruler to make lines.

Background was an image found on Google of the circle front from the show. 
Altered image with my Picasso and printed out onto Very Vanilla card stock.
Markers to highlight words and to color in various areas.
Sponged around distressed edges.

Words were altered in Word using Matisse ILC font and printed out.
Cut, sponged, and adhered to page.

Meep was printed onto Whisper White card stock.
Colored in with Copics.
Crystal Effects over entire image.
Fussy cut, sponged edges and adhered to page.

HDH - 666 The Number of the Beast

Calling all Beasties...
Woohoo, Haunted Design House now has a challenge going on where all devils, beasts, 666, etc. is welcomed.  666 - The Number of the Beast.
I for one am IN!
Please go see the fabulously nightmarish creations that the DT has conjured up...AmaZing!

For this challenge I have made a bookmark in hopes to keep the nightmares alive 24-7.

In the Belly of the Deets

Stamp is digital from Delicious Doodles,   Horrorscope - Cancer. 
Printed onto Whisper White card stock.
Colored in with new Blendabilities (SU!) and markers. 
Fussy cut, then covered with Crystal Effects.

Background is Smeared Ink digital paper from set Vintage Grunge.  It is printed out and sponged with blue ink.  Homemade blue spritz also sprayed onto printed paper.

Candy dots for embellies.
Chalk marker for letters on Early Espresso card stock.  Crystal Effects over letters.

Ribbon from SU! (retired) and fibers from stash.
Crop-a-dile to punch holes.