Smudgy Antics Weekly Challenge and Day 8 of THE 31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN

I'm Lady Brayton.  Welcome to my blog!

I am participating as a wicked blogger for THE 31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN blog hop hosted by the Smeared and Smudged Forum

To learn more about the 31 Days of Halloween and to find out how non-bloggers can win prizes, click this link. There will be multiple prizes daily and a HUGE GRAND PRIZE at the end of the month!

 For your convenience, I will keep the blog roll posted on the left sidebar of my blog.  The hop goes LIVE everyday in October at 9:00am PST. 
You should have arrived here from Vee's Blog and your 
next stop on the hop is Lindsay's Blog.
The start of the hop is Terra's blog.

Today is Day 8 of the 31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN.
It is also Monday which means it is time for a new challenge over at Smeared Ink's challenge blog, Smudgy Antics.  The challenge theme this week is:
"MOVIE MADNESS".

We were asked to make a project inspired by a movie.  Since we are in October and Halloween is fast approaching, I went with a scary movie.  
I chose an oldie, but a goodie..."Rosemary's Baby".

Here is my offering:
The main image is "RB" from Smeared Ink's "Movie Madness" digi set.  Inside the crib is "Demon Baby" from Smeared Ink's "Babies of the Damned" digi set.  The papers are from Crafty Chaos Designs which sadly is no longer in business.  The roses in the upper right corner are from  Itkupilli.  The skull in the bottom left corner is from Smeared Ink.  The Smudgy Antics challenge goes on for a week and a Smeared Ink gift voucher is up for grabs.  You don't even have to use a Smeared Ink image to play.  Go to the Smudgy Antics blog for details.

Everything was colored and assembled in PSE8.  I used a flipped version of the sketch below from the "Very Sketchy" challenge on the Smeared and Smudged forum.  The forum challenges go on for the entire month and have prizes too.  For those hoppers and bloggers that are not SS forum members, you may wish to join.  There are monthly challenges, ATC swaps, matchbook swaps, gift swaps, and blog hops of all kinds.  It is a great place to make new friends and to network with like-minded crafters.
Sorry for the long post, but I happen to love Smeared Ink and its Forum. 
I have met some of the most caring, friendly, and talented ladies over there. 
 I am convinced that there are crafters out there that like the darker, edgier side of things and are lost in the land of Magnolia.
Please help these crafters find a new home.

Our house is big and our arms are open and we welcome the odd, the quirky, and the not-quite-right individuals.  We welcome the normals too ;)

Have Fun Hopping!
~ Lady Brayton ~

BTW...Smeared Ink will once again be offering high quality, deeply etched, unmounted rubber stamp sets in their monthly rubber club!

Comments

  1. I so love the grey tones on this one! and the combination of images is fab!

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  2. WoWza - I am blown away. this looks fabulous :-) xxx

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  3. Fabulous submission once again. I love how you are working off of sketches. Thank you for sharing your talents.

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  4. Love this piece! One of the few horror movies I've ever watched. Your gray coloring is superb!

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  5. Wow love this it is awesome
    Hugs xxx

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  6. Aww! Your devil baby is soooo creepy cute!

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  7. this is gorgeous, love it, scary babies rock, love the black white grey coloring

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  8. LOVE halloween and everything about them :).

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  9. That baby creeps me out! Love your project and those background papers are fab.

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  10. An amazing tribute to my all time FAVE scary movie! This ROCKS, Lady B! xxD

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  11. Fab project! Always enjoy looking at your creations.
    Hugs,
    Julia

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  12. LOVE IT!!!!! That has to be the creepiest image I have ever seen! Great movie pic too. Awesome job. The background paper is gorgeous along with those flowers.

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  13. This is a beautiful piece. I love it.
    i do.
    hugs,
    susan s.

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  14. Spooky! perfect for the movie "Rosemary's Baby" theme..bravo!

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  15. Wow! This is stunning, what an amazing image, love it
    Lindsay xx

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  16. Love how you used the black and white tones, love that digi paper too awesome job!
    Peace,
    Kristy

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