Gory, bloody, not-for-the-squeamish horror tins! **UPDATED!** WOO!

[SassetteOPants]

I've been watching The Stepford Wives and zombie/horror flicks on a loop lately, and I found them all oddly inspiring! 
All of these are repurposed tins covered in polymer clay, accented with acrylic paints, glitter, and/or glass microbeads.  The ladies heads and severed arms are porcelain parts intended for making angel dolls, which I find even scarier than what I did with them :p

Anyway...

Raven-haired lady:


And another view...




Sad blonde chick:




Sad partially blind blonde:



Unlucky gum-lover:



Unlucky hot dog lover:




This was supposed to be a box, but I forgot to carve out the slots for the hinges, so it's now a magnet:




I was leafing through an old medical book of skin diseases:




I had scraps I needed to use up:

[LookAtMeGo]

My fave is the gum lover. Such creativity!

[SassetteOPants]

Haha, thank you!
My friend pointed out that these unlucky junk-food lovers must have had MASSIVE biceps :p

[halfjackd]

I love the Bruised but not Broken one.  They may be gory, but there's definitely a sense of beauty there as well.  Amazing work!

[smarmyclothes]

i love you.

[greenjanuary]

Wow. You just HAD to have that eye ball rolling across that third tin, didn't you? I'm in love with the skin disease one- it's great that you can find inspiration in such varied places.

[quack]

These are pretty clever. I have to say though that the bruised but not broken one is really fantastic.

[motleycruiser]

Those are great!!!!!

You should do one using the head & arms that looks like a zombie coming out of the ground

[silencepainter]

Those are awesome!!!  I really like the gumball one, it just makes me laugh.

Lauren

[karmic]

I love the first one (very cool message) and the blonde with the lone eyeball.