Showing posts with label nightmare before christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nightmare before christmas. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

My First Piece in an Art Show

I got to be in my first art show two weeks ago in Riverside. I had never been to that city before so needless to say it took us a long time to drive there during rush hour.
And finding the actual venue was a disaster on it's own. I asked some lady if she knew the address. She pointed me in the opposite direction of the building when it was literally across that pathway. FML.
We got there an hour and a half late from when I was suppose to be there to set up my piece๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿ˜–
They weren't very happy. But hey, I made it! Better late then never๐Ÿ™ƒ
Here's some pics of the event. It was very Nightmare before Christmas inspired.

(This was upstairs of the gallery)

(One of the featured artists)

(The main artist hosting the art show Spooksieboo)


Overall it was a new experience in a different city with a different crowd. 
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Thursday, October 13, 2016

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Halloween Season - Disneyland Style

Tis the season to be jolly!
What other time other than Halloween!!!
So I took it upon myself to wonder around Walts magic land and take pictures of some of the fun decor around the park...



Will update more pics as I continue visiting the park :)



Sunday, October 28, 2012

Disneyland's Halloween Not So Scary Party!!!

We got hooked up with super cheap tickets thanks in part to my friend's sister in law. $40 dollars for each ticket where normally a regular ticket is about a hundred and you get to get into both parks on a regular day. For the Halloween Party you can only enter the main Disneyland park, which is perfectly fine by me. We got to go in 3 hours prior to the event. With those extra 3 hours we got to ride a couple rides and eat some delicious Disneyland food. I'm not just bragging but they have some good fried chicken that you can not go wrong getting:) accompanied with mashed potatoes and green beans.
What can be better then dressing up in a costume in the most awesomest park? Getting candy inside of course!
We only got in 6 lines and walked away with 4 bags (that they give you at entrance to use to trick or treat inside) completely full of good name brand candies and chocolates! Our bags were so heavy our arms were hurting from the weight by the end of the night.
We got to also see a special Halloween parade where all the characters were dressed in their Halloween costumes. We got to take pictures with them in different locations throughout the park.
The best part of the night, if everything else wasn't enough, were the fireworks. It was the best firework display that I have ever seen in all the years that I've been an annual pass holder. I won't ruin it for anyone who hasn't had the chance to experience this event, but here's a hint- if you love Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas you will be in awe:)