Bughuul costume from SINISTER

What can I say, with 5 kids and 2 businesses I have little time left for blogging. However I'm going to try to pick it up again.

Here is my cosplay of Bughuul aka Mr. Boogie from SINISTER. Prior to this I hadn't made a new costume since Dr. Decker about 4 years ago! I just love the creepiness of this character and had to make the costume. After a diligent amount of research, here is how I assembled the costume:
I obtained a mask from A.M. Creations and did some modifying to it. The shirt I dyed and modified. The coat and gloves I had custom made and the pants and shoes were bought in store. In the end I couldn't be happier with how it turned out.

Photoshoot with my oldest son 

Me cosplaying with Nick King, the actor who played Bughuul

Scarecrow Mask Collection Sale

Been a while since I updated this list. Alot of masks were sold. Here are pics of the masks I have left. If anyone is interested drop me a line. My email is arcane@behindtherowsstudio.com 

A few people that have tried contacting me said my email did not work. Make sure you type in the email address correctly!  You can also message me on Facebook at Behind The Rows Studio. Do not message me through blogger as I rarely check it. 

Merry Christmas!

Hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday season!

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Merry Christmas to all!

Merry Christmas to my fellow bloggers! May you have a safe and joyous time with your loved ones.

In the Bayou

Just finished making this bayou style devil net. I used sticks with moss and lichen to give it a prominent green color. Adding spanish moss and animal bones makes this devil net have a much stronger voodoo vibe than typically seen in any devil nets throughout the True Detective series.

Mothman cometh

Going to make a voodoo doll/effigy based on the Mothman. Not sure what materials I want to make it from or how I'm actually going to make it. Maybe I'll watch the Mothman Prophecies again and get some inspiration...

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Devil Nets, Traps, and Snares

Thought I would share some of the devil nets I've made. This style of lattice works and stick tee-pees was made popular in the HBO series True Detective, which I became instantly addicted to. In the series they are said to trap the devil or other evil spirits. I make these using various natural materials including tree roots, sticks, and vines.