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Thank you for visiting me today, I hope you see something here that you like. I love colouring digital images and I am on a few Design Teams.I am taking art classes with Kit and Clowder, and Make it Crafty. I hope maybe you will get some new ideas here or you can leave comments and links so I will be picking up new ideas from you. Anyway I will put on the kettle and have some cupcakes at the ready...

Friday 16 October 2015

Day 16 Halloween Hop


by Rick St. Dennis
Background Welcome to my nightmare
for Mischief Circus
 As they passed by Hannah's house they told her what was waiting down by the lakeside and a warning fire was lit,. A message passed on so quickly from tower to tower along the village road. The sight of the burning fire towers alerted the Warlock who collected his super charged sports broom from the pantry, two potion bags, a first aid kit and a sandwich. He sat astride his broom, checking the landing lights were on for later, and kicked off into the humid air ready to rescue his beloved. He then remembered he had his phone with him so rang her and heard a rather garbled message on her answer phone. Something about bats, trolls and Don't be late for dinner. He also received a message about a serious lack of salt, or at least that was what it sounded like. Hannah had asked Donna to organise a collection which Nan managed to cram inside her backpack as she sped across the field towards the ghouls house making sure she didn't step in any puddles. We all know what lives in puddles!

This is for the Smeared and Smudged wonderfully spooky hop. If you are hopping you should have arrived here from the amazing Maureen and your next stop is the fantastic  Domino Art  Have fun Mwahaha 


13 comments:

  1. Fab background - love your colouring and story ..... xx

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  2. She really is gorgeous, isn't she? Love those warning fires, too. One thing I've got is salt. Glad I could help. xxD

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  3. Ooh, what a scene, just had to click and look closer, awesome

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  4. Your scenes are so stunning, Sue! Hopefully I can catch up with the story this weekend. Stupid day job gets in the way.

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  5. Oh my ghoul, that's quite a scene, good job everyone knows what warning fires mean and I agree, best to be prepared and always have a spare sandwich on hand!

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  6. Don't be late for dinner..providing she does not turn into somethings dinner between here and there...hahaha wonderful piece of art here..you are very talented with this kind of art. it is amazing to me. kudos and hugs

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  7. She's one sassy lady with her kittie, love the scene!

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  8. Oh NO! Nan has the much needed salt entrusted to her??? Now I do fear the outcome even if matters of the heart should rule :) Love the images they fit the background seamlessly, and those beacons are amazing! A salty hug, xx

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  9. Fabulous lady, fabulous background! Superb scene!

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  10. Love the picture.
    that's a raging fire.
    thanks for sharing the continuation

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  11. Ha! My stepdaughter's name is Hannah--I think she would love an outfit like this!

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  12. I am so glad Donna and Nan could be of assistance with the salt stores!!! What would have happened to the lake community without their assistance!!! LOve the image of Hanna by the bon fire!!!! THANKS for sharing the continuing saga!!!

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