A Little More Spooky

Hi everyone.

It's a rainy Sunday morning, and we are being lazy, watching Solo (The Star Wars Hans Solo film) on Netflix.  My daughter is home this weekend, and we are celebrating both her and my husband's birthdays. I need to go bake the hubby and daughter's birthday cake, but before I do, I thought I would share another Halloween view. It is hard to believe that at the end of this week it will be November. At least it is hard for me to believe that it is almost November.

This is a spread in my Halloween board book. The page on the right (with that awesome paper I found, I have to learn how to do that) is an insert between the boards. I used some metallic tape to put it in.

 The lighting in this view below, which should let you see things better, makes it look like there is a ghostly presence hovering over the image.

I rubbed a bit of white ink over the page edges to make it look a bit spider webby. Not sure that worked but there's no getting rid of it once it is there.

When I use  these old photos I always wonder if that person was alive, what would they think finding themselves in someone else's art spread? Especially being called spooky when perhaps they were nothing like that at all.  (But it is fun to use these vintage people in art, isn't it?)

I hope you can get the gist of my spread from these photos.

And I hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Thanks for visiting.