It’s Halloween

I wanted to make a paper mache cup at first, but it transformed into this monstrosity. Because it was
created around Halloween, I decided to give it the said title.

It was done to take part in the festive feel of the spooky time.

I did not use dry brush for the gradient from red to black- actually quite the opposite. If there was an area
that needed to be gradually changed I had to make sure a large area could be done fast so it would not
dry. For the crooked teeth, I cut a strip of paper and cut triangles into that paper. I painted the teeth
off-white for a dingy, gnarly feel that would accept its own snaggle teeth.

I would not leave the attachment strip so wide next time I use a similar technique. It should have
been more hidden.