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Behold! Limited Edition Halloween Variant of our Spellbound Solitude #riso print in fluorescent glowing glory! 5x7 3 color print: Yellow, Fluorescent Pink, & Black. Printed locally and available now in our shop. Link in bio

Shown here glowing eerily under the blackest light

Detail under the black light #freefeetpics

Detail in regular overhead light

Showered in the natural glory of sunlight by @mummyshand

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Creep it real, Comrades. Which lil guy are you?
Tap and hold or screenshot to find out!

#lush #lushhalloween #lushcosmetics #halloween #monsters by @mummyshand

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One of our best sellers back in stock! And a Halloween color variant dropping in October. 5x7” 3 color Risograph by @mummyshand

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Behold the Halloween Bucket! This was such a treat to design. I still can’t believe #lush let me emboss the entire bucket top to bottom. I’m so happy with how this turned out but I’ve been told they’re not available everywhere. Please let me know in the comments if you were able snag one and where in the world you got it! #lushhalloween by @mummyshand

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More spookiness for #lush! This one was so much fun to draw, I can’t choose a favorite character. What’s yours? #lushhalloween by @mummyshand

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Aaaaand we’re back! Halloween came early this year. My new designs for #LUSH Halloween are already hitting shelves. I’ll post more over the following weeks but I’m so excited to have these out in the world. This is my 3rd year in a a row working with LUSH and they might be my favorite client 🎃 by @mummyshand

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Choose your character. Let us feed the beast. #monstersintherapy #monsters by @mummyshand

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Time flies when you’re having fun showing off your new pin.

Step foot into any New England graveyard and you’ll find the “Tempus Fugit”, winged hourglass motif carved into crumbling slate. Popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, the image was a stark reminder: time flies, death waits for no one. These carvings weren’t just decorative; they were sermons in stone. Gravestone carvers like Joseph Lamson of Charlestown, Massachusetts made the winged hourglass a signature motif by the early 1700s, often pairing it with skulls or scythes to drive the message home.

Despite their Calvinist roots and all the fire-and-brimstone theology, early American settlers couldn’t resist injecting a little visual drama into their cemeteries. The result? Memento mori with flair. One can’t help but admire their commitment to style, even in the face of certain doom.

Available now in our shop. Link in Bio by @mummyshand

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It’s alive! My second creation for @lush is here for the fast-approaching spooky season. I expanded the art, gave it a Goosebumps-style glow-up, and hid seven tricks and treats behind seven doors, making the wait for Halloween a little less scary. by @mummyshand

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Back from the grave with my latest @lush collab. Two years running, they’ve let me haunt my own vintage Halloween playground.

We had so much fun designing this tin lunch box, we expanded the art and conjured up an advent calendar too. I’ll share that soon… Trick or treat by @mummyshand

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Man it’s a hot one! The sun’s out, everything’s glistening, and the snacks are barely keeping it together. Our Sweaty sticker sheet is ready to peel—live now in the shop. by @mummyshand

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By popular demand, this one is back from the dead. Our ‘RIP USA’ tombstone pin keeps selling out because, let’s face it, it never stops being relevant. Grab yours now, just in time to watch the country crumble. (Shop in bio) by @mummyshand

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