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Finally I can show you the finished set! Here is my Autumn Witch outfit, created especially for Minifees. This set includes the gauze dress, rust orange corset, drapey sleeves, autumn witch hat, socks, hammered copper earrings, beaded necklace, and hammered copper necklace. This set will only fit Minifee dolls with either the large or full bust.
I will have two of these outfit sets for sale, and I want to do it lottery style so that there is no click war. I've had a few PMs of people really wanting to buy this set, but since I wouldn't have enough sets, I decided a random lottery would be the most fair. Lottery will open Saturday, I'll post more details then. (Lottery will be on Instagram only to keep it easy for me)
I hope you enjoy the photos of the set, I'll be posting them until the lottery, and then I have even more to post after that because I took so many it would be a waste not to, right? 😋
(Witch) Queen, Shaeress Nashanneth, Dark Elf Queen, Dark Heaven Legends roleplaying miniatures collection, artist Werner Klocke; © 2023, T. P. Hazard -- Taken with a Meike 85mm Macro Lens; F11 aperture; under 1:2 macro (cropped tighter); 7 stacked pictures using Focus Stacker; Shot for Macro Mondays "5letters" challenge
And always....have a flower in your hair :)
“Magic Sandra’s seen a leprechaun,
Eddie touched a troll,
Laurie danced with witches once,
Charlie found some goblins gold.
Donald heard a mermaid sing,
Susy spied an elf,
But all the magic I have known
I've had to make myself.”
― Shel Silverstein
I didn't have time to renew my witch halloween wardrobe, so...one from my old canon archives. Selfie.
xxX Love
Helgamine (Big Witch) and her sister Zeldaborne (Little Witch) are citizens and the only two witches of Halloweentown.
Zeldaborne (Little Witch) was engaged to Victor Draculason, but one early morning, he went for a walk and never returned, leaving her a widow. Heartbroken, she turned to witchcraft and has never been the same ever since.
14 days until Halloween
Your composition in this spot is going to have a huge mass of ocean dominating the scene unless you go super wide like this.
In reality this is more a blend of the sandy cliffs in White Orchard combined with Hangmans Alley in Velen, but they work together.
the infamous Witch Tree also called the Manidoo-giizhikens by the Ojibwa. The ancient white cedar as first seen by white french explorer in 1731, making it over 300 years old. The tree is held sacred by the Ojibwe. The tree is located on the Shores of Lake Superior, in Minnesota, located on the Grand Portage Reservation. Taken 39 years ago on 1981-02-18 with my first Canon AE-1, with K25 Kodachrome film.. I was a senior in Highschool at that time.
The Witch House
1675
Salem
Massachusetts
In 1692 Jonathan Corwin, the owner of this house along with John Hathorne sentenced 19 women to the gallows accused of being witches.
women made up the vast majority of those accused and executed. In England, we estimate that women made up approximately 90 per cent of the accused; in the largely German-speaking Holy Roman Empire, this number was 76 per cent; in Hungary, 90 per cent; in Switzerland, over 95 per cent; and in parts of France, 76 per cent. There are exceptions to this trend. In Iceland, women made up only eight per cent of the accused and low figures can also be seen in Russia (32 per cent) and Estonia (40 per cent). But, for the most part, and especially in Western Europe, women were far more likely to be accused of witchcraft than men.
A short, but very beautiful walk through the Witches Gulch in Wisconsin Dells.
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, USA
Recently got some potter sets at a decent sale and I wanted to do something with all those tower pieces. Kind of fitting for the result to be a witch. :D
I made one more, but I need an extra half cone to be able to finish it, gotta get one.
Witch Head Nebula IC2118 (2019 edit)
Nikon d610
170mm /f4/ iso800
156 x 90sec
Stacked in DSS and processed in Photoshop
OK, so what do you make of this?
Its a ruined castle in the town of Thann in the Alsace region in France. The castle is called the Engelbourg, but this stone donut is known as the Witch's eye. It's huge, the centre hole in the ring is probably about 2.5 metres diameter, but enough to stand in with your arms above your head.
Apparently it is the base of the castle tower which was destroyed on the orders of Louis XIV.