Looking for something to do this Halloween? Ever heard of the game "One Man Hide and Seek"? OMHS is a Japenese ritual that involves putting a spirits soul into the doll, so think Ouiji board but with those old toys gathering dust in your basement.
There are a few things you need to do this
-Red string
-Rice (uncooked)
-A doll (duh)
-A knife
-Salt
First empty out the doll of its stuffing, replace said stuffing with the rice, this represents a persons insides. Next everyone participating must put a fingernail into the doll. Next sew up the doll with the string, this represents a persons veins.
Now give the doll a name (not yours). Before anything else, figure out a hiding space place a cup of saltwater in the room. Next fill your bathtub till its full and leave the doll in it. Now wait until its 3am, turn off all the lights in the house and all electronics. Yell from another you (your name) is it three times. Go back to the tub and stab the doll 3 times and say "(dolls name) is it!" Take the doll out of the tub and leave the knife by its side.
Now go to your hiding spot and see what happens.....
I did'nt really have anything to post of mine that was scary or Halloweenish except this doodle that I did about a month back that I posted when I was about half-way through and I said I would post the finished production.
I desided to the week leading up to Halloween I would do some blog posts that would fit with the holiday, and since Lawler said Science is Art I give you the the Amazing Body Farm. Now whats a Body Farm? A Body Farm is a relativley new technique that forensic scientists are using to determine how old a body is by keeping notes on how long the body has been laying out and how the effects of rotting do to the body. The Farms also give out tours of the area, so if you ever need something to do this Halloween...
Im not going to lie and say that seeing this film will leave you the same way, everyones fears and nightmares vary and maybe this film will leave you with a very "meh" feeling but thats okay. I plan on showing this to my friends on Halloween since I know they get creeped out by these sort've things and to be honest I cant wait to see their reactions.
Have heard of a guy named David Petersen? He is the head author and illustrator of the Eisner winning comic book Mouse Guard. While the books are targeted to younger audiences, it has attracted a much broader audience. I started reading the books awhile ago, but thats not what im going to discuss. Im going to talk about how the illustrator makes and prepares the scenery in his books before putting it down on paper. 
. The movie intrigued since its a comedy romance about zombies, so my first thought was "Shaun of the dead rip-off" but I changed my opinion when I saw it was from the point of view of a group of newly infected zombies. The story is, 4 people eat ice cream laced with the zombie virus and become creatures of the night and with the help of an infected soldier, they must now survive in a world full of drunk bowlers, prejudice humans, and mexican food.
. The story about a group of Navy Seals who get stranded on an island after chasing down some terrorists. The group is soon attacked by some raptors. Id say more but Lawler is having us do Sketch up
