

Cider and hot cocoa abounded, and to the delight of children and children at heart, the artists offered treats at their tables, both artistic and edible! (My own table included a platter of Lancaster County pumpkin fudge - yum!)
Sooooooo many Halloween goodies in one place, I imagine it was difficult to choose! Here's a bit of the Halloween goodness which greeted collectors (snapped just before the doors opened)...
Laurie Hardin of Monkey Cats Studio brought these wonderful characters and more...

Pam Gracia of Soft in the Head shared her imaginative soft sculptured goodies...

Will Bezek's amazing cast of characters included this beauty, teehee...

The absolutely stunning work of Scott Smith (check out the witch with the little pumpkin guy in a cage!) Soooooo cool...















There were quite a few other artists too, but unfortunately some of my pics came out with far too much glare to show any detail (a photographer I'm not, haha)...But you can easily check them out (and all the artists shown above) on the Ghoultide Gathering website! :)
There was music too, from the talented Appleseed Collective...

SUCH an amazing experience, and I'd be remiss without a note of profound thanks to Scott Smith and Stephanie Rawson for all they do throughout the year to make the Ghoultide Gathering the finest Halloween art show in the world, bar none. We heard comments throughout the day from collectors and artists alike, expressing their absolute delight with every single detail. I can't tell you how much of a pleasure it is to participate in an event like this - Five years into it, I'm still pinching myself, hehe!
Finally, it was SUCH a pleasure to meet so many of you in person (always my favorite part of the show!) Collectors, blog readers, facebook friends - thank you from the bottom of my heart for coming out and introducing yourselves, and supporting your favorite artists!
I'm off now to play catch up now, after a week away from home (a bit of a snag on the way home with John's health found us in the Pittsburgh area for a few days)...Details on all this later, and details on an upcoming blog sale too! We very nearly sold out at the show, but there are a few pieces left, and a few more coming, so stay tuned. ;)
Until then, Happy Halloween season!!
♥ Carolee
7 comments:
Oh what lovely displays. Thank you for sharing the photo's to us who didn't go.
Did you sell everything you made and brought?
BRAVO--and your pictures (at least the ones you posted) are perfect. This sort of extensive coverage of a great event (would that I were close enough to attend) is a work of journalistic love, comprehensive and personal all at once. Hope your own work sold well and fueled the future artistic pursuits you will pursue when you recover.
Thank you for sharing all of the Ghoultide excitement for those of us that couldn't attend. Glad your husband is on the mend.
~ Deb
Thank you so much for sharing the experience. I have wanted to go so badly for the past two years but life keeps getting in the way. So close and yet so far away. Maybe next year though. I am drooling over all the beautiful photos.
Blessings
Cindy
Excellent Photos of Some Amazing Art!!!
You Guys Did a Fantastic Show!!
Wish i could of been there....
What a fantastic event. I would have loved to attended. :D Thanks for sharing your excellent photos with us. I think the pics you posted are brilliant!
Your photography skills are just fine. The photos are amazing and I almost feel like I was able to attend this wonderful event. To see that much talent showcased together in one setting is so fantastic.
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