Sugarchurch's Outside Talker
the Tumblr of a fictional character. Sugarchurch is the Barker or "Outside Talker" in the play Left-Handed Darling
This blog by mikl-em (I played Sugarchurch) features Stuff about carnival sideshows, the 1800's to 1930’s, Vaudeville, clowns, freaks, silent film, or whatever else seems to fit.
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Photo reblogged from .lorelei's.dreams.
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Photo reblogged from Fairy Tale Mood
Creepy Thursday is *back* like a flock of Japanese feathery skull ghost things… “Unmasked” by sarah-grey. Via lionlullaby
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Creepy Thursday comes in like a shit-ton of skulls… “44 days” by Bruno Perillo with closeup details. Via actegratuit
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The travel diary (“Reisebuch”) of Alsatian world traveler Georg Franz Müller. 1669-1682. Via demonagerie & klg19:
St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 1311, f.14. The travel diary (“Reisebuch”) of Alsatian world traveler Georg Franz Müller. 1669-1682.
“Müller was employed by the East India-Holland Company between 1669 and 1682 as a soldier in the Indonesian archipelago. In the “Reisebuch” he sketched people, animals and plants that he encountered during his voyage (via South Africa) to Indonesia and his travels in Indonesia. He also composed simple, sometimes rough verses, about all these people, animals and plants, and wrote them out in his idiosyncratic, difficult to read script.”
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Oh what a creepy set of photos by Laurence Demaison - smudgily drawn skulls on hands on faces - “Demain” 2006 | More of his work here — via arpeggia
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Creepy Thursday has a face and it’s made of wood. Wooden Skeleton Sculpture by Ben Greener. Via fer1972
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Photo reblogged from Anything Goes - Celebrating the 20s
Creepy Japanese art by Takato Yamamoto via rebel6
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Photoset reblogged from Shop Oddities
A creepy goodnight from me and the Spotted Hyena Skull ($500.00 or free here on Tumblr) via shopoddities
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Photo reblogged from 2headedsnake
Creative photographic skull representations are a fine & creepy thing. Here in hands & faces: Laurence Demaison’s “Casse-tete” via 2headedsnake:
