Amanda Norman
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Photo Jewellery The Cemetery Crow
This crow, which is one of my favourite birds due to their cheeky behaviour, was photographed in my local cemetery as it toddled around amongst the headstones. It is available to purchase as a print by clicking on the image below and is available in a number of different sizes and of course without the copyright information.
The cemetery crow also looks great in the pendant below after a bit of editing. Again, if you would like to purchase the pendant from my Gothic Jewellery Box store, simply click on the image below.
Photo Jewellery Male Vampire
I thought it would be interesting to show you the original photograph and the finished piece of Gothic jewellery in one post.
Take for instance the portrait of Luke who’s soul revealed him to be a vampire.
The hardest thing for me to do when taking horror portraits is to get the model to pose as this is the be all and end all of the portrait session.
Personally, this is one of my best horror portrait conversions that I’ve ever done, especially when I wasn’t too happy with the original shot. A bit of tweaking with light levels and different layers, I finished up with the true monster that had remained hidden deep within until now.
If you would like to purchase the print or the male vampire necklace, please click on the images below.
If you would like your own horror portrait with the option of choosing a large poster print of a necklace, please get in touch or click here for further information.
Hall of Fame Angus Scrimm
Why does Angus Scrimm need to be featured in my new category titled Hall of Fame?
He is the tall creepy undertaker guy who featured in the 1979 horror movie, Phantasm and it’s subsequent sequels.
All I can remember from this film is Angus Scrimm walking down the street in slow motion, which really gave me the creeps and those silver chrome balls that drilled into your head. Seriously, what would you do if you witnessed him marching down your high street?
I’ve found an awesome clip of this film that will bring memories back and once you’ve witnessed The Tall Man you’ll never forgot him in my opinion.
The Damned Live at Parr Hall, Warrington
On May 5th 2012, The Damned played live at the Parr Hall in Warrington and they were awesome. It’s the first time I’ve seen them live and I loved everything about the event. It was such a good atmosphere and I loved how certain members of the crowd were going crazy and pushing everyone. It was an absolute scream!
I must say that the lads still have it and Dave Vanian is still HOT!
I’ve had a crush on him since I was 15 or 16 and I wish I could do a horror portrait of him. I didn’t know that sometimes you should hang around after the show for the opportunity to take photographs and chat to them. I was totally gutted when I found this out as Captain Sensible had told me to bring my camera as he would have posed for me. DOH!
By the way, Captain Sensible for me, stole the show. He’s so funny and he’s on Twitter @SensibleCaptain. My friend Vicky couldn’t wait to see him as she had a crush on him when she was younger. I even managed to record Just Can’t Be Happy and the video is below. Hopefully you can all view it as it’s on my Facebook page. If you get the chance, go and see The Damned as their still touring. All tour dates and latest information can be found on their website, http://www.officialdamned.com/