Samhain Magnets

Where HE calls home.

A soul-wrenching scream bellows from beneath the floorboards... followed by frantic footsteps making their way up the basement stairs...

The Star is a card that holds a dear place in our hearts. In its upright position, it can symbolize spirituality, hope, and renewal. In its reversed position, it can symbolize despair, a loss of faith, and disconnection. Regardless of the position it is in, this card offers so much insight into oneself. We decided this card was a perfect choice to showcase one of my favorite, yet often overlooked, spooky characters -- the siren. This card depicts the image of a beautifully haunting siren sitting on a rock along the shore. In her left hand, she holds a jug, which represents the subconscious mind. The water from this jug runs along the ground in five distinct rivulets. These represent the five senses. In her left hand, the siren holds anot...

Lovers of Magic, Unite! This new collection of witchy magically celestial themed items will tickle your fancy. Great gifts for friends and family, too.

Vintage black Halloween cat.

Lovers of Magic, Unite! This new collection of woo-woo witchy magically delicious celestial themed items will tickle your fancy. Or the fancy of your gift recipient. Do you enjoy the moon and stars? Me too. Let's share together.

We couldn’t think of anyone better to portray The Empress in our Ghoulish Edition of the card than a sexy, seductive vampiress. Above her head sits a crown of twelve stars, representing the twelve zodiac signs and signifying her connection to the metaphysical realm. She is positioned in an open space within nature to express her connection to the natural realm. The seductive manner of her body accompanied by the symbol of Venus around her neck suggests that this vampiress possesses characteristics of feminine fertility and sexuality. This is further embodied in the red shade of the chaise on which she sits. In her right hand, she holds an orb-shaped glass filled with the blood of her most recent victim. The blood represents masculine pow...

Our signature logo for the Killer Valley Horror Film Festival in black.

The coven celebrates All Hallow’s Eve around the bonfire.

Wicked pattern with witchy ingredients

Witchy vibes. Perfect for pagans and wiccans or for halloween (Samhain) and the spooky season

Grinning as fall comes rolling in.

Halloran's Witch's Brew will give you so much get up and go, you'll be defying Gravity. Here is a variant design. *fictional beverage*

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

"Batty Cat" © Molly Harrison Fantasy Art www.mollyharrisonart.com watercolor and ink

Where I'm from, deer-hunting is a religion.

Halloween cat, stealing your snacks!

Bat familiar. Perfect sticker/magnet for Halloween. Part of a series of matching illustrations. See my shop for more.

"Fall Slumber" © Molly Harrison Fantasy Art www.mollyharrisonart.com watercolor and ink illustraton

Blassic Blood'O'Ween Logo

The moon made me do it.

"Night of the Wolf" © Molly Harrison 2011 Because I have had a thing for wolves since I was tiny :) Watercolor, acrylic, ink.

Gay Pride themed carved pumpkins for parties or whatever.

Devils stoke a fire in a grinning jack o' lantern in this Victorian greeting card. Please look in my shop for more designs.

Part of a series of animal illustrations originally done to widen my daughters vocabulary of Manx Gaelic words

Danzig I 1988

Vanilla Mieux

All hail the pumpkin!

Floral Watercolor Wiccan Pentagram

Is it a low-key Halloween costume, or just a statement of fact? We'll never tell.

A painting of an ancient henge by the light of a spooky moon.

A skeleton blooms flowers.

creepy design perfect for people who loves Halloween and zombies. Grab this design as a gift for your wife, husband, boyfriend or girlfriend or child who also loves Zombies coming for dinner - Halloween The design is also great for halloween

The official logo of our Killer Valley Horror Film Festival in orange and black style.

The Little Witch - Ida Rentoul Outhwaite This charming witch is from "Elves and Fairies" from 1916.

That question that lingers every day of the year except October 31st.