is it Halloween yet!?

[morna]

what! it's only September... well I can't wait. We'll need a thread for all the kool Halloween stuff that creeps up at this time of year so I'm starting it today... with these beauties!

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i14/mornagary/bikeride018.jpg

[Maija]

Whoaaa!! That is an awesome photo! Your pink helmet looks great against all those marvelous pumpkins!

I wish I had something Halloweeny to post, but alas, not yet. Mind you, it is only the end of September!

[THE REAL kirk]

Hmmm...

The helmet begs the question...was it raining pumpkins?

[Erwin Heinek]

If you plan on hiding in a pumpkin patch your helmet should be orange.

But a pink helmet is good so the pumpkin hunters don't get you instead of their intended prey.

[Ivar_L]

After some post-production (see attachment)...

[Myron L]

Morna....suddenly...you're INVISIBLE ! Hmmm..this will bear some investigation from the BPRD !!!

[JohnThompson]

Nice photo, Morna! This begs the question though-- have you ever made any glass pumpkins? How cool would it be if you were sitting in a field of orange glass orbs?

[Conundrum]

Great idea, morna!

My favorite holiday.

Here's Halloween Cat!



http://www.hedbonstudios.com/images/halloweencat.jpg

[Jon D.]

Thats awesome!

I really hope this Halloween is good or atleast decent, we'll be moving so... have to get used to a new house so in a way that can be creepy... *shifty eyes*
I hope to see some horror flicks this halloween as last year they didn't show much on AMC which is sad... gonna have to buy a Boris Karloff collection or something.

[evening]

Batties! :D
Just took these a couple weeks ago.

[Alex Fechner]

Halloween!?

check out my Oct. Website issue for it

FMCS with a better Halloween (http://www.fmcs.de)

[Sparky]

Yay BATS and PUMPKINS!

I love Halloween. Unfortunately I live at the top of a very steep hill on a hidden street, so we don't get any trick-or-treaters, and none of our friends here dig Halloween, so I traditionally just sit home and mope. /oh, listen! it's the world's smallest violin playing Saint-Saëns' Dance Macabre just for me

[PuNkGtR121]

halloween is the best i just wish it wasnt so far in the future.... this year is a slow mover

[morna]

Yaay it's October!

ooooo I might need one of these!

http://cache.spreadshirt.net/image.php?type=image&partner_id=256708&product_id=3538005&img_id=1&size=big&bgcolor_images=white

I also might have to spray paint my helmet orange... with maybe some tasteful longditudinal stripes! nice one Ivar
and nice batties evening!

[Neil Hill]

Yay for Halloween! I haven't dressed up since I was in my teens, but I would imagine many of our fellow Hellboard members will be. Any interesting costumes planned folks?

[parrish]

Any interesting costumes planned folks?

My 5 month old son will be an ewok for his first Halloween this year.

[Mike Cross]

I think my daughter will be a bee this year, so i might be pollen just to confuse a hell of a lot of family members when i take her around.

[Gary_B]

Tonight was the first night of the season where I noticed it was starting to get dark when I got home on my bike. When I started to lock my bike up I noticed that my neighbour had the lights on in the kitchen. Look what they have in their home!

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i14/mornagary/skelly005.jpg

[Gary_B]

I think my daughter will be a bee this year, so i might be pollen just to confuse a hell of a lot of family members when i take her around.

Might I recommend the ever popular yellow track suit? Or maybe a name tag that says "pollen"?

[patrick r]

I found a dead, dehydrated bat in my basement yesterday. Poor guy only had 30 days to go.

[evening]

I found a dead, dehydrated bat in my basement yesterday. Poor guy only had 30 days to go.

Yeah, but now if you also find a newt and a frog, you're well on your way to making that special Halloween punch!:D

[Poe Ghostal]

I'm doing a Halloween countdown on my website. I'll be writing a Halloween-themed post every single day this month, including film reviews and general reminiscences. Check it out at www.biggerboat.net (http://www.biggerboat.net/).

[6are54]

So is there some kind of Halloween costume contest on this board?

[parrish]

So is there some kind of Halloween costume contest on this board?

Hmmm...that's a good idea.

[Petersen]

I was hoping to get new phots and issue an excersice in photo gathering...

Take photos of A:Fall/Autumn near you, B:Cemeteries near you, C: A&B in the same photo.

My C:

http://www.davidpetersen.net/cemetary.jpg

Here are three photos I took back in '99. I tried to get back to this Graveyard in Ypsilanti last week, but the road it is on was under heavy construction. I'll try again tomorrow, perhaps the bulldosers will be done by then.

[Ose]

I'll hold off with photos of my costume in progress until I have the interesting part completely done in a few days ;)

And the bat photos made me grin. Bats are bloody adorable!

[Otto66]

Well... I don't know, Gary. Whats so odd about a blender?
And don't they have Peeper Laws up in B.C.?:D

[Petersen]

Gary's neighbor happens to be an undead labotomized man who likes making margaritas with the curtains open.

[Otto66]

Gary's neighbor happens to be an undead labotomized man who likes making margaritas with the curtains open.
...and I believe every word.:o

[6are54]

I'll hold off with photos of my costume in progress until I have the interesting part completely done in a few days ;)

You should wait for the forum's halloween costume contest...that i might organize...or whatever.;)

[Sparky]

Heck, I will rummage around in my closet and art-supply room and come up with a costume just for the Halloween costume contest, since I have nowhere else to wear one.

[Petersen]

In the spirit of Halloween, the dead and all things Hellboyish...I made it to the Cemetery to take photos

Just North of Ypsilanti, MI is a cemetrey that is set into some rolling hills in a grove of old maple and oak trees. It has two nice buildings for the dead and picturesque backdrops for the tombstones and smaller monuments.

I was going to post the photos right here in the thread, but I took enough photos it made more sense to upload them to flickr instead. Here is the set:

Ypsilanti, MI Cemetery (http://www.flickr.com/photos/dpetersen/sets/72157594315385052/)

[Ose]

You should wait for the forum's halloween costume contest...that i might organize...or whatever.;)

Nah...what I have in mind for showing off doesn't amount to the full costume by any means. I'm probably going to be doing my last-minute rush to finish the entire costume anyway. It just happens that the part I'm working on is a source of great amusement for me, so I can't wait to show it off ;)

[Gary_B]

In the spirit of Halloween, the dead and all things Hellboyish...I made it to the Cemetery to take photos

Just North of Ypsilanti, MI is a cemetrey that is set into some rolling hills in a grove of old maple and oak trees. It has two nice buildings for the dead and picturesque backdrops for the tombstones and smaller monuments.

I was going to post the photos right here in the thread, but I took enough photos it made more sense to upload them to flickr instead. Here is the set:

Ypsilanti, MI Cemetery (http://www.flickr.com/photos/dpetersen/sets/72157594315385052/)

Those are great cemetery photos, David. That Starkweather mausoleum is a fantastic building. It has some characteristics that say "traditional" and "old" and others that say "quirky" and "modern". I would have to guess that it is either a fairly modern building (late 20th century) or an older building with modern alterations and additions.

I feel inspired to go take some cemetery pictures of my own. But it would be scarier if we stopped saying cemetery and started saying graveyard.

Graveyard.


OooooowwwOOOOWWwwwOOooo.

[Gary_B]

Nah...what I have in mind for showing off doesn't amount to the full costume by any means. I'm probably going to be doing my last-minute rush to finish the entire costume anyway. It just happens that the part I'm working on is a source of great amusement for me, so I can't wait to show it off ;)


So start showing off already.

Sheesh!

[Sparky]

Ooh, the Starkweather mausoleum is such a neat mix of textures and colors. Wikipedia tells me it is an example of Richardsonian Romanesque (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richardsonian_Romanesque) style. Learned something new today!

We'll have to go take some pictures in Colma, the City of The Silent (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colma,_California) (where the dead outnumber the living) this week sometime. The place is nuthin' but cemeteries (and a Target, and two, count 'em two Home Depots). Unfortunately last time I went over there I had a real crappy camera so this is all I got that ain't fuzzy:

http://www.phobe.com/crap/angelwbrokenwing.jpg

[crossstreetartist]

In the spirit of Halloween, the dead and all things Hellboyish...I made it to the Cemetery to take photos

Just North of Ypsilanti, MI is a cemetrey that is set into some rolling hills in a grove of old maple and oak trees.

hmmmm....this photo reqired extra study....
29765

[morna]

Oh Nooooo !

[Ose]

So start showing off already.

Sheesh!

Patience is a virtue ;)

But so I'm not being a total tease, this is what I'm going to be showing off: hooves. Big, clompy, you're-going-to-break-your-ankles-you-freak hooves. They're rather unimpressive in their current state, but in a couple days I'll have 'em done and some photos to show off :D

[Mikolaj]

I'm not try'n to bumm you or spoil all the fun your expecting from this halloween and from what I'm reading you'll bound to get it but writing the fallowing thing to show how diffrent cultures take on the "Halloween" or as it's called here in Poland [and in some other European countries] "Day of all saints". It's realy one of the saddest days of the year when people try to visit all the graves of their friends and close ones to light special lights to show that even though they passed from this plane we still remmember them.
This day usually consists of full of sad faces, sore eyes, automn weather (usually with a little rain and gold leaf's falling from the trees). The nights following this sad days are trully magic, when you are passing the graveyards that are now full of all kingds of collorfull lights looking truly magical and somehow fairy tale like... I'll try to make some pictures during these years one and post'em here.

[Conundrum]

Hey Khan,

That's great. Not that everyone is sad but that everyone is so respectful of those who've gone before.

It has that aspect here too. In New Orleans people go out and wash the graves of their ancestors and make them meals and lay them out to.

At our house we make a dinner and light candles on a table for our ancestors. It sits out among our jack o'lanterns and plastic skeletons and fake spider webs. Its about celebration as well as rememberance. Everybody knows the veil is thinnest this time of year.

[Petersen]

hmmmm....this photo reqired extra study....
29765

you know, I figured that guy was undead

[Ose]

Halloween = costumes. And in my case, this year costumes = hooves ;)

http://www.dragonfyredawn.com/costuming/faun/hoofboot1.jpg

http://www.dragonfyredawn.com/costuming/faun/hoofboot2.jpg

[Petersen]

Halloween = costumes. And in my case, this year costumes = hooves ;)

http://www.dragonfyredawn.com/costuming/faun/hoofboot1.jpg

http://www.dragonfyredawn.com/costuming/faun/hoofboot2.jpg

inspired by pan's labyrinth??

[Petersen]

I visited another cemeta....er, graveyard yesterday. It had a grand entrance and I have drivin past it for a few years now, but yesterday was my first look inside. Unfortunately the Gates are the best part. It is not a very old graveyard. Most of the stones are from the later part of the 20th C. with no unique stones, monuments or landscape.

Julia remembered a few more we could try and hit this month for some fun photos.

So anyone else got the urge to post local spooky/cool graveyard photos?

[Ose]

inspired by pan's labyrinth??

Inspired by Narnia, actually. I grew up with the books, and the movie reaffirmed my love for fauns. And this faun costume is actually a stand-alone building block for a more complex demoness costume I want to do later on when I have the time to play around with facial appliances.

Not that I'd object to being a total geek and wear my hooves to a Pan's Labyrinth showing though ;)

[ChrisTheHomunculus]

So I began brainstorming my Halloween costume tonight at the prompting of a friend...
I thought "Hmm, well, I like zombies...spot of make-up, some torn clothing...not too difficult, won't be too expensive (student budget!)."

And then I thought...
"At the same time, I do love Hellboy..."

So I brainstormed some more.
And I came up with "ZinCo lab employee turned radioactive-bite-induced zombie"!

So heres the mock-up:)

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f343/chris2686/Halloween/zombme.jpg

And with symbol and blood...

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f343/chris2686/Halloween/blooood.jpg

I'm sure you get the idea, I'll be adding a Zinco stencil across the back, and probably below the radioactive symbol. Either that, or BPRD? Perhaps as the results of a clumsy cleanup crew? That way, it'd have the BPRD shield on the shoulder and on the chest, with a large BPRD across the back instead.

Input would be great!
Chris

[morna]

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i14/mornagary/sesameskull1.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i14/mornagary/sesameskull2.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i14/mornagary/punkns06037.jpg
a couple of pictures appropriate to the evening! Happy Halloween everyone!

[Maija]

Heh heh... sesame skull? :)

It is pretty cold and snowy here, but I still occasionally can hear "Trick or treat!" from next door. (I'm in an apt. bldg. so no trick-or-treaters in here, sadly).

Happy Halloweeners!! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISw4Q-z1uPQ)

[morna]

OOOO dancin' skeleton rocks my world!

Trick or treaters?...we never get 'em either, 'round-back-and-up-the-stairs as we are

[Jon D.]

http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/3673/evilkermie2cu5.jpg

From...

http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/7750/zombiejdfm0.gif

a photoshopped me, hahaha!

[Petersen]

We are just north of a not-so-good part of town (far enough that we never have any trouble or feel unsafe) It means that kids from that area are drivin in to trick-or-treat to our neighborhood. I'm glad they have a safe enviornment to do that in (I certainly wouldn't want to deny someone the joy of haloween!) But I am disgusted by the lack of effort in the costumes as well as the parents carying sometimes as many as 2 extra bags for 'sick kids' or the 'baby in the car'.

My mom was always one of the candy distributors who would deny people if they looked too old (quite embarrasing to have your mom turn away people you have to face at school the next day). I am willing to give candy to any trick-or-treater of any age provided the are dressed in a costume.

I warned Julia that next year I am going to have rules:
1)Have a costume! I know some families have little to no money to do a big fancy recreation of the Alien Queen...so use a bath robe and a $1 glow sword to be a Jedi...or some tattered clothes with shredded yellow paper sticking out of the seams for a scarecrow.

2) Wear your costume. I don't want to see the mask in your hand or pushed up on your forhead..WEAR IT!!!

3)If I can't tell what you are, you get lame candy. If I see you wearing something like a football team coat and have some fake blood around your mouth and your ROTC dress cap you get 1 little vanilla tootsie roll. If you look like a 12 year old whore, and I can't figure out some other profession for you than you started dressing like a skank too early, I open the smarties and pelt you with them.

4)HAVE FUN!!! A little boy came to the door as Darth Vader tonight..he must have been under 4 years old. I bowed and said "What are your commands Lord Vader" He just started screaching "I'm Darth Vader..RRRaaaRRRR" over and over...while He's no James Earl Jones, he got into it and made me laugh. He got a handfull of cany including several mini chocolate bars!

So there. I guess I'm getting to be a cranky old fart...but I'm still cool enough to think of the coolest way to hand out the candy for next year, hanging by my neck from a fake noose(I would be harnessed so it only looked like the weight was on my neck)..either that or a taunton & rider costume where my lower half is the taunton's legs and my.....

[Sparky]

I'm soooo with you on the no-costumes thing. Burns me up. Thankfully we live at the top of a steep hill and don't get trick-or-treaters.

Here's the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton costume I made last week for a five-year-old friend of mine...she'd better get LOTS of candy tonight!

http://www.phobe.com/crap/trex.jpg

[Tad]

Oh my God!!!! Sparky, you are... practically indescribable but somewhere in the generous/creative column. Fantastic.

Old Fart Petersen, I can see you spending weeks getting your special harness/noose contraption rigged up and special make up for that dead, eye bulging, swollen tongue look.... and then next year's equivalent of that cute Darth Vader hauls off and wacks you in the nuts with a life saber! :eek:

Just make sure Julia gets tape of it for America's Funniest Home Videos.

[Mikolaj]

See you guys are having fun! That's good to know! :)
The whole celebration, so to speak begins here today.
As promised I'll be posting pictures to give you the idea of how strangly spiritual and hounting this place of year is here... till then!

[Petersen]

Old Fart Petersen....
Get off My Lawn!!

[Maija]

Oh my God!!!! Sparky, you are... practically indescribable but somewhere in the generous/creative column. Fantastic. No. Kidding. Crap, I hope that kid got cash prizes!!! :eek:


Old Fart Petersen, I can see you spending weeks getting your special harness/noose contraption rigged up and special make up for that dead, eye bulging, swollen tongue look.... and then next year's equivalent of that cute Darth Vader hauls off and wacks you in the nuts with a life saber! :eek:

Just make sure Julia gets tape of it for America's Funniest Home Videos.Hahahahahahaaaaa..... Piñatersen. :D

[Petersen]

Morna & Gary:
Love the pumkins!!! I like how simplified they are, makes them very readable and the designs really stand out.

Sparky: That kid's costume is so so so very cool! Good Job!

[malephoenix]

I'm soooo with you on the no-costumes thing. Burns me up. Thankfully we live at the top of a steep hill and don't get trick-or-treaters.

Here's the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton costume I made last week for a five-year-old friend of mine...she'd better get LOTS of candy tonight!

http://www.phobe.com/crap/trex.jpg

HOW did you do that???? PLEASE tell us.

[morna]

Oh My God Sparky that costume rocks! -awesome

Heh heh Piñatersen. ... good one!
David, you could maybe glue horse chestnut shells all over yourself and go as a prickly old fart! But I'm so with you on the no costume thing.

[Ose]

I'm soooo with you on the no-costumes thing. Burns me up. Thankfully we live at the top of a steep hill and don't get trick-or-treaters.

Here's the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton costume I made last week for a five-year-old friend of mine...she'd better get LOTS of candy tonight!

http://www.phobe.com/crap/trex.jpg

That is bloody adorable!

[Gary_B]

I'm soooo with you on the no-costumes thing. Burns me up. Thankfully we live at the top of a steep hill and don't get trick-or-treaters.

Here's the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton costume I made last week for a five-year-old friend of mine...she'd better get LOTS of candy tonight!

http://www.phobe.com/crap/trex.jpg

Wow!!

What a lucky kid! I hope she spent the whole night growling and snarling.

Any more shots of the costume, Sparky?

[Sparky]

Thanks everyone! She seemed pretty thrilled about it -- I'm waiting for some video of the costume in action from her dad. :) She’s a clever kid to come up with the idea. It was kind of a last-minute costume request, so I had a bit more than a week to figure out how the heck to make a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton. And she’s in Seattle, so I didn’t have an actual kid to fit it on. Yikes!

Basically I printed out some reference photos, figured out what bones we needed, made them out of stuffed polarfleece and sewed them to a black sweatsuit. There are elastic loops under the finger claws, so she can move them.

top bones (http://www.phobe.com/crap/dino_arms_web.jpg)
bottom bones and feet (http://www.phobe.com/crap/dino_legs_web.jpg)

The head is attached to a bike helmet in order to support it and get it up off her face, and the jaw is on a snap, so it’s removable and can swing up & down. Lars made the eyes light up with red LEDs – the wires run to a little battery box in her pocket.

big pic of head (http://www.phobe.com/crap/dino_head_web.jpg)

The spine was the hardest part. It had to be light enough for a five-year-old to wear, but hang away from the body to give the floating skeleton effect. It’s mostly made of two pieces of fabric shaped kinda like an Alien facehugger, with wires in the ribs and down the back. I tied off each section with black yarn to make the segments. Then I took adjustable shoulder and waist straps and attached them to the center with D-rings.

big pic of spine (http://www.phobe.com/crap/dino_spine_web.jpg)

[Mikolaj]

As promised, here are few pictures of the day of all saints here. i'm kind of bummed with the fact that neither me nor my camera were prepared to do any decent pix in such a place lacking light, but still, could be worse...
http://ic1.deviantart.com/fs12/i/2006/305/5/b/All_saints_no_1_by_khan_doalyn.jpg a close up

http://ic1.deviantart.com/fs12/i/2006/305/c/0/all_saints_no2_by_khan_doalyn.jpg the one I'm realy not happy about still- gives you an idea how the whole cementary looks...

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs12/i/2006/305/d/0/dads_photo_by_khan_doalyn.jpg When i figured that all the pictures would be blury anyways I decided to play a bit with some stuff. that's my dad on the pic.

It's not complitly visible in these pictures but this is realy a magic but also mostly sad celebration here in Poland. I still remmeber back when i was a kid go'n to some old cementaries in which there were old graves back in the woods allready taken back by the nature and somehow, even though these things were sometimes hundred of years old someone was coming to visit them every year and light the lights. Both creapy and wonderfull...

p.s.
What a great costume, Sparky!
That's one lucky kid!

[morna]

Khan, I can't see your pictures - and I want to! Can you fix them?

[malephoenix]

Basically I printed out some reference photos, figured out what bones we needed, made them out of stuffed polarfleece and sewed them to a black sweatsuit. There are elastic loops under the finger claws, so she can move them.


Stuffed polarfleece = what?

Is this just fleece that you cut to a pattern and then sewed together and stuffed with cotton? I googled it and can't find anything very helpful.

[Ken O]

If you look like a 12 year old whore, and I can't figure out some other profession for you than you started dressing like a skank too early, I open the smarties and pelt you with them.




Well I know what I'm wearing next time I see you.

[malephoenix]

Well I know what I'm wearing next time I see you.

Wha??? Free Smarties?!

[Ken O]

12 year old whore is a hard look to pull off.....but with the right wig. I mean, pelted by smarties!!

[Maija]

This I would pay to see.

I mean including the part where Petersen whips Smarties at you.

[Mike Cross]

Dave's arm is so weak from drawing,writing,inking, colouring and discombobulating Mouse Guard that it'd be a hoot to watch him try to fire smarties at you..it'd be like expecting a Nolan Ryan fastball only to have Phil Neikro lob a knuckleball at ya.

[Mikolaj]

Khan, I can't see your pictures - and I want to! Can you fix them?
Seems people from the Deviantart are smarter than o thought... here goes:
http://khan-doalyn.deviantart.com/

[lerochelle]

Hey! Know this is late but my MOTHER actually found this on the net and sent it to me for my birthday... guess what my pumkin will be next year???

[Sparky]

Stuffed polarfleece = what?
Is this just fleece that you cut to a pattern and then sewed together and stuffed with cotton? I googled it and can't find anything very helpful.
Yup -- I cut two of each bone shape out of polarfleece (okay, just fleece - PolarfleeceTM is a brand name), sewed it up (leaving a small hole for stuffing) and stuffed it with polyfil (http://www.poly-fil.com/fiberfill.asp). It was basically like making a whole bunch of tiny, oddly-shaped pillows. :)

[hellboyone]

Just in time for Halloween...

http://wisdomofthemoon.blogspot.com/2007/09/its-most-wonderful-time-of-year.html

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gwendygay/604902623/

Not too big a leap to Hellboy-themed cupcakes.

[Neil Hill]

Those monsters look strangely yummy, Rick! Very creative and quite cool.

[CBM]

Just in time for Halloween...

http://wisdomofthemoon.blogspot.com/2007/09/its-most-wonderful-time-of-year.html

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gwendygay/604902623/

Not too big a leap to Hellboy-themed cupcakes.
Thanks Rick...Katie's having a Halloween party and these ar eperfect!
CBM

[jnapper]

Rick, hahahahaha-- you set me off on a Halloween food quest.
I am getting so psyched for Halloween!!!!!!!!!!!

Apple Bites
http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=50458

Cheese Fingers
http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=50015

Monster Paws
http://familyfun.go.com/recipes/special/recipe/famf0900monpaw/

Pizza Mummies
http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=50457

Chocolate Toads
http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=15281

[Sparky]

Bwahahaha...apple bites!

http://familyfun.go.com/Resources/Cookbook/FeatureRecipeImages/0807_applebites.jpg

[Kelly Tindall]

God, I'm starving now. Thanks a lot!

[Maija]

Those are great! (The cupcakes and the other Hallowe'en treats). Aw, I want to make some!!

[Nick W]

God, I'm starving now. Thanks a lot!

Yeah, I'm still at work and there is not a cupcake in sight! I guess I'll be heading to the store on the way home.

N

[SpydaWeb]

Thanks Rick...Katie's having a Halloween party and these ar eperfect!
CBM

Who's invited ;)

[CBM]

Who's invited ;)
I'll never tell...

[Hellbaby]

Excellent Jr. cakes!

[evening]

A cake I'd like to make someday...

http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2006/10/cockroach_cake.html

[hellboyone]

Vampire victim cupcakes!

http://bakingbites.com/2007/10/vampire-cupcakes/

[Asa]

Vampire victim cupcakes!

http://bakingbites.com/2007/10/vampire-cupcakes/
Love the cup cakes, I think, I will present those at my next meeting My girls will love those. Apple bytes toooooo. I try to avoid the food threads. I'm always on a diet and I am always hungry.:D
I too decided to change to my real first name.

[Kelly Tindall]

Awesome, we're totally going to do some of this for our Halloween party this weekend!

Any more ideas?