Looking for some creepy or spooky art? Then you have come to the right place. Grimvisions creates some very unique one of a kind, hand made, original sculptures and figures. If you have any questions or if you are looking for something specific contact me. Or check out my shop for what I have available.

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Work in progress The Fiji Mermaid

Another project that used to live on the “Shelf of Failure and Shame”. Although it never stays put, it seems to end up in my room, on the couch, on the kitchen table, in a box. I have always been interested in sideshow gaffs and the Fiji Mermaid is one of my favorites.

I started this [...]

grim | December 18th, 2009 | Tags: Clay-mache, Prop | Category: Prop | 2 comments

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Halloween Tombstone from 2006

I made this in 2006 I think. It was for a contest at Haunt Forum. I cut the  stone piece from pink foam insulation board. The small skulls are from Bartell’s drug store. The large skull was cast in mache from a large Boomer skull from Anatomical chart company. The base isnt nearly deep enough [...]

grim | September 21st, 2009 | Tags: Halloween, Past Props, Prop, Skull, Tombstone | Category: Halloween, Prop | 2 comments

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An old piece from 2005

This is a very early prop piece from 2005. I wanted to make horns from paper mache. It worked out OK. I used armature wire inside them and then covered them with twisted paper bags to get the twisted and curled appearance. I then covered them with strip mache and watered down glue. I finally [...]

grim | September 18th, 2009 | Tags: Halloween, Past Props, Prop, Techniques | Category: Prop | One comment

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The Return of the Carver

I have a previous blog entry about The Carver. But his one will include some new information and photos.

A lot of people have asked about his hands. They are flex-wax casts of my own hands, This is a very easy duplication process, it takes all of an hour and fairly inexpensive. That sneaky Dead Spider [...]

grim | September 2nd, 2009 | Tags: How-to, Painting, Past Props | Category: How-to, Prop | 4 comments

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