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Product Review: Rings From Dark Relics

Halloween will be upon us soon, and you might think it’s too early to be thinking about accessorizing your outfit, you’re wrong! Now’s the time to consider options! May I introduce you to Dark Relics, a site with dark designs that you can wear on your fingers or around your neck! I would like to give a big thank you to Dark Relics for making this review possible! Dark Relics was awesome and sent me three rings to try; the first ring is called The Kraken, or as I call it, “The Cultist”, the ring features a skull with tentacles. The second ring is called, appropriately, Two Ravens, or as I call it, “Odin’s Ravens” after Huginn and Muninn who act as Odin’s eyes, the ring features the pair of ravens wrapped around your finger. Finally, there’s the Davy Jones, or as I call it, you probably already know, “Cthulhu’s Skull”. The ring features a humanoid skull with tentacles flowing

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Capt McNeely
Aug 2, 2021
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A Look At The Incredible Creations Of Rusty Blonde

Last night while scrolling through Facebook I came across a necklace with the sculpted bust of the werewolf from ‘The Howling’. It blew my mind. I had to look further into the artist’s page, Rusty Blonde Art. I found jewelry depicting sculpts of everyone from Poe to Edward Scissorhands to Jack Torrance from ‘The Shining’. It was not all jewelry, there are also figures that look so real that I had to look twice, then a third time. They are all absolutely amazing. Imge Celepçi (aka Rusty Blonde), an amazingly gifted freelance artist/sculpter from Istanbul, Turkey. After only four years of working with Polymer clay, at the age of 33 Imge has the skill that normally takes a lifetime to build. Her workshop can be found at the isolated house in rural Istanbul that she shares with her husband, who she bills as “the best known metal singer/musician in the country”, and their four rescue dogs. She is also a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 16, 2016

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Product Review: Rings From Dark Relics

Halloween will be upon us soon, and you might think it’s too early to be thinking about accessorizing your outfit, you’re wrong! Now’s the time to consider options! May I introduce you to Dark Relics, a site with dark designs that you can wear on your fingers or around your neck! I would like to give a big thank you to Dark Relics for making this review possible! Dark Relics was awesome and sent me three rings to try; the first ring is called The Kraken, or as I call it, “The Cultist”, the ring features a skull with tentacles. The second ring is called, appropriately, Two Ravens, or as I call it, “Odin’s Ravens” after Huginn and Muninn who act as Odin’s eyes, the ring features the pair of ravens wrapped around your finger. Finally, there’s the Davy Jones, or as I call it, you probably already know, “Cthulhu’s Skull”. The ring features a humanoid skull with tentacles flowing

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 2, 2021
Horror Fuel

A Look At The Incredible Creations Of Rusty Blonde

Last night while scrolling through Facebook I came across a necklace with the sculpted bust of the werewolf from ‘The Howling’. It blew my mind. I had to look further into the artist’s page, Rusty Blonde Art. I found jewelry depicting sculpts of everyone from Poe to Edward Scissorhands to Jack Torrance from ‘The Shining’. It was not all jewelry, there are also figures that look so real that I had to look twice, then a third time. They are all absolutely amazing. Imge Celepçi (aka Rusty Blonde), an amazingly gifted freelance artist/sculpter from Istanbul, Turkey. After only four years of working with Polymer clay, at the age of 33 Imge has the skill that normally takes a lifetime to build. Her workshop can be found at the isolated house in rural Istanbul that she shares with her husband, who she bills as “the best known metal singer/musician in the country”, and their four rescue dogs. She is also a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 16, 2016