#headless
#Inktober Day 2 - “Mindless”!
penny is a dullahan who uses a pumpkin to express herself!
she collects scented candles and uses different ones every day..
might start doing character designs for this inktober instead haha
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Day 15 of the Sew Scary Bat-o-Ween
Available at 5pm EDT
“Since I am dead I can take off my head to recite Shakespearean quotations”
These bats are well and truly terrifying. Their heads come right off! These are made with a soft black minky and their inner wings and ears are decorated with skeleton animals. At their necks is a black bowtie.
The head and necks of these bats have magnets in them so you can remove the heads, spin them around, or just leave them in place looking like a normal bat with a secret surprise.
Fabric designed by heatherdutton via Spoonflower
#handmade #sewing #handmadeplush #plushie #stuffedanimal #artist #halloween #headless #halloweencrafts #crafts #crafting #batplush #batoween #sewscary #beezeeart
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Hey Guys! Happy Halloween!! Here is a sample of what I’ll be sending my patrons for November. And don’t forget! I’m giving away a FREE tutorial to all patrons pledging for session 33!!! That means you can get 2X the goodies for the price of just one if you sign up by October 31, 11:59 PM EST. Directions to download the free session will be sent to patrons next month. Thanks for your support! Have a great day! Sign up at Patreon.com/tycarter
Text references the time this girl and Aik swapped heads- here’s her with Aik’s body, and Aik with her body
Nov 30 is the last day to get November’s Patreon TY Sketch (noncolor $10, flat color $15) but they will re-open on the 10th of December on my Patreon!
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Statue of the so-called Apollo Lykeios
- 130 AD –161 AD
- Roman copy of a Greek bronze of the 4th century B.C. often attributed to Praxiteles
This is a Roman version of a famous statue of Apollo that stood in the Lyceum, a large outdoor gymnasium just outside the walls of Athens. The Roman writer Lucian described the work as Apollo resting after his labors with his right arm resting on his head. Right ankle and foot, right knee and area above and below, left kneecap and foot, tree trunk, and base are modern restorations.
