Ghost Stories - Blog Posts
Hello dear friends, may I present in the making photo no 3 of my new sculpture called The Lost Boy Of Venice. Work has now begun on the little ghost boy and I'm slowly sculpting up the standing little figure.
There's a long way to go and at this stage it's about working out the right proportions and the pose of the little boy. I will model the figure as though he is kind of emerging out of the up right tablet before he haunt's the streets of Venice.
The round shape in the corner will be modelled in to a tambourine, the story depick's that the little boy played with this around an hour before he lost his life to become a 507 year old ghost.
I really look forward to showing photo no 4 of this project very soon and of course this will show further developments on this sculpture, I wish you a great week dear friends, Take care 🙌🤗
Kaidan aka Kwaidan (1964)
Director: Masaki Kobayashi Cinematography by Yoshio Miyajima
Kaidan aka Kwaidan (1964)
Director: Masaki Kobayashi Cinematography by Yoshio Miyajima
Kaidan aka Kwaidan (1964)
Director: Masaki Kobayashi Cinematography by Yoshio Miyajima
myths & urban legends masterpost
I really love hearing about ghost stories, folklore and the like, and i’m sure there people out there who can relate, so I decided to throw together a masterpost. this collection is the result of a half hour worth of googling around. I apologize if there are any broken links - if you catch one, please fix it. additionally, if you know any good links that aren’t listed here, feel free to add them!
browse carefully - some of these are pretty creepy. lots of violence and swearing scattered around, etc.
Wikipedia:
List of ghosts
List of common misconceptions
List of backmasked messages
Category:Folklore by region
Category:Folklore by nationality
Category:Fairy tales by country
Category:Urban Legends
Category:Cryptids
Category:Reportedly haunted locations
Category:Curses
Category:Folklore
Category:Films based on urban legends
Snopes: (warning: some popups! snopes is sometimes an unreliable source, so i suggest taking its articles with a grain of salt, but theyre still a pretty good read.)
Main page
Horrors
Old Wives’ Tales
Disney
Lost Legends
History
Science
Misc.:
136 creepy wikipedia articles (not all urban legends, but still a really excellent masterpost!)
American Folklore (haven’t delved too deep into this website but it has a lot of content - check the links across the top in the red bar)
Creepypasta Index - Highest Rated (again, haven’t read all of these but there are some classics on here I recognize)
All-Lies (has some irritating ads, but there’s a lot of stuff on here. take note of the sweet ’90s flames on the bottom of the page)
DisneyLies - (sister site to the previous link. i’m not sure why there are so many creepy myths surrounding disney, but these are pretty good. also has some pretty rad flames)