#headlesshorseman

Today's brand new Dietz Dolls pinup artwork is another Halloween special with a tribute to the late great Bill Randall with ‘Headless Horseman’! Mae's gown fluttered, her knees went weak, She gasped at the horseman unable to speak. She gathered her gown and quickly she ran, "Why do I always attract that kind of man?"

A brand new Dietz Dolls Online Store is UNDER CONSTRUCTION now! It will be updated with hundreds of pinup images for sale as prints or posters coming soon this summer! Until then, if you are interested in a print or poster, please send a message to me!

Day 12: Stitch featuring @mysteryroom105 's oc Mercy

Day 13: Crytip. It's mothman!

Day 14: Crystals featuring a friend's invader Zim oc, Feldspar.

Day 15: Gutspill, my oc Wayne.

Here is a character design I created for this month’s twisted Halloween fairy tale theme going on at my Patreon.

Alice in Wonderland + Halloween (Headless Horseman) = Twisted Alice in Wonderland

👻 Happy Halloween from Lockett Studio! 🎨✨

This Halloween, let your imagination run wild and embrace every shadowy detail! May your day be filled with enchanting art, spooky inspiration, and creative sparks that last far beyond the midnight hour. Here’s to a hauntingly memorable Halloween from all of us at Lockett Studio! 🕸️🎃

In Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, timid schoolteacher Ichabod Crane vies for the heart of Katrina Van Tassel. But he's not the only one—his bold rival, Brom Bones, wants her too.

One dark night, after a party at the Van Tassels’, Ichabod encounters the Headless Horseman, a ghostly figure rumored to be a soldier who lost his head in battle. The Horseman chases Ichabod, hurling a pumpkin as his "head" and knocking Ichabod off his horse. By morning, Ichabod has vanished from Sleepy Hollow, leaving the town wondering: Was it a ghost…or just Brom’s prank? Irving’s tale blends humor with eerie suspense, mocking superstitions in a spine-chilling way.

Do you see a message in the trees?

This week on 4 Ever Paranormal, Dr. Bill and Deb return to a forgotten Christmas tradition. Ghost stories told by firelight. From the Brown Lady of Raynham Hall and the lost bride of Bramshill House to the headless rider of Roos Hall and Sir Geoffrey de Mandeville’s haunted ride, these legends have drifted through centuries of English winter nights. Eerie, timeless, and strangely comforting, they…