If you are a Santa Claus or just a parent wondering what kind of gift to get for your misbehaving kid, look no further! Creepy dolls by Shain Erin is your answer!
“Shain Erin has been making unique art practically since birth and has achieved success in a variety of media including painting, digital media, and sculpture. Recently he has become obsessed with the possibilities of the handmade doll as a medium with the potential to reach a wide and varied audience while challenging conventions and preconceptions about art and art-making. He draws on a wide range of influences including world art, mythology and popular culture to create a unique perspective on the collectible doll as an art form.
Shain has a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the San Francisco Art Institute and has shown work throughout the US. His horror character-inspired doll sculptures are in collections throughout the US, Australia, Canada, England, France, Germany, and Norway.” Now, scroll down below to check his scary dolls for yourself! Which of his scary characters did you like the best? www.shainerin.com
Victorian Zombie Doll – Mauly
Another Zombie Doll Maeve
Ghost Dolls
Oracle (Power Figure)
Gastonia and Conjoined Triplets
Poppet
Mummy Dolls
Alien
Skeleton
Sorceress
Zombie #3
Babette, the Beastly Beauty
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Are these available as body pillows so I can practice my after sex cuddling
I honestly don't get this fascination with the macabre, the nightmarish, the grotesque and the beastly that permeates the arts nowadays. It extends from crafts, to film, to fashion and many other forms of art. Don't get me wrong - I don't like the overly sweet sentimental Disney-like and never will. But what happened to what's realistic, normal, even ordinary? Those subjects can be depicted in the arts with beauty, humour, drama and pathos without trying to outdo each other in shock value.
Are these available as body pillows so I can practice my after sex cuddling
I honestly don't get this fascination with the macabre, the nightmarish, the grotesque and the beastly that permeates the arts nowadays. It extends from crafts, to film, to fashion and many other forms of art. Don't get me wrong - I don't like the overly sweet sentimental Disney-like and never will. But what happened to what's realistic, normal, even ordinary? Those subjects can be depicted in the arts with beauty, humour, drama and pathos without trying to outdo each other in shock value.
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