I can’t think of a better, more Halloween-centric image: The
Bride, created out of Halloween candy! Look closely; those are M&Ms,
Skittles, Kit-Kats and all manner of candy packages serving as color pixels,
like a Manet or a Seurat painting in pointillism.
October 31, 2013
The Halloween Candy Bride of Frankenstein
The artist is Eric Millikin — a longtime friend of
Frankensteinia — who has created a
gallery of crazy candy-art monsters first revealed on his blog at the Detroit
Free Press. Characters include Elvira, Freddy Krueger, Nosferatu and, of
course, The Bride’s beau. The illustrations, each one using thousands of candy wrappers, also include a hidden, see-if-you-can-find-it spider.
We’re super-happy to see Eric’s work all over the net this
week and featured on such sites as Huffingtonpost and Ellen Degeneres’ Good
News blog on Yahoo. Thanks to Eric, everybody is celebrating our favorite
holiday with candy, great art, and favorite monsters!
See all the candy-art monsters on Eric Millikin’s Detroit Free Press blog.
Happy Halloween!
• 05:25
Labels: Art and Illustration, Pop Culture
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1 comment:
Amazing stuff, quite a talented artist. Happy Hallowe'en!
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