Summoned by Request

Glamour. Ghouls. A little glitter, a lot of mischief.

When the Queen of Halloween calls, you answer, in velvet and gothic style. This dragon lounges on her velvet chaise like she owns the night (and honestly, she does). A raven guards her secrets, punk rock Gronk brings the attitude, and a pile of skulls keeps things perfectly macabre.

From glitter-dusted horns to a shimmering base signed by Elvira herself, this piece captures her campy charm and dark sparkle in resin form, equal parts spooky, cheeky, and unforgettable.

Inspired by: Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
Medium: Hand-painted resin, mixed media (velvet, glitter fabric, faux leather)
One-of-a-kind – Signed by Elvira herself. Not for sale.

You’ll float too… but with blue eyes this time.

This haunting tribute piece takes the iconic storm drain scene from It and reimagines it through the dragon lens, with a very special twist. Commissioned by a dear friend for actress Stacy Johnson, who portrayed the blue-eyed Pennywise, this dragon dons the unmistakable clown suit, vivid orange hair, and a bright red balloon...but her eyes, unmistakably, are Stacy’s piercing blue.

Nestled along a cracked street base, complete with a handmade paper boat, fallen leaves, and Georgie’s lonely yellow rain boot, the true horror lies just below the surface, literally. Peek through the rusted grate to find Georgie staring back, forever frozen in that moment of childhood terror. A loving nod to fan favorites and deep-cut horror details, this piece is a layered homage packed with heart, horror, and a balloon’s worth of bite.

Inspired by: It (2017)
Medium: Hand-painted resin dragon, mixed media base with photo inset sewer detail
One-of-a-kind:  Terror never looked so cute.

There are warnings for a reason.

Trapped behind glass and reclaimed wood, this unsettling little dragon stares out from its custom-built enclosure, daring the brave to open the case (but please don’t). Commissioned by a dear friend, this piece pays tribute to the real Annabelle doll from the Warren Collection, not the Hollywood version. Painted to match the original's delicate dress and eerie charm, this dragon rests in a handmade case modeled after the famed display at the Warren’s Occult Museum, complete with an aged cross, a cautionary sign, and a devilish tarot card tucked inside. The box itself is constructed from reclaimed wood sourced from an old New England home, adding a layer of haunted history to an already spine-tingling tribute.

Inspired by: The real Annabelle doll (Warren Occult Museum)
Medium: Hand-painted resin dragon, reclaimed wood, glass, mixed media
One-of-a-kind: Cross yourself, then cross this one off your wishlist.

She took the wrong path—and Wonderland never let her leave.

This isn't the story you know. This is Alice twisted by time, by madness, by the things that waited in the dark between tea parties and talking flowers. Her once-bright dress is stained with the toll of survival, her eyes hollow from everything she’s seen. The ever-watching Cheshire Cat sits beside her—not smiling with mischief, but with hunger. Every detail in this piece is a fracture in the fairy tale: the colors darker, the charm long gone, the path irrevocably changed.

Inspired by: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – She found a way out. You won’t.

With Thanks: Face paint inspired by a custom Alice doll by @twisted_dolls__

Sweet dreams are overrated anyway.

This little dragon isn’t sleeping, he’s plotting. Curled up under his tiny fedora on the bloody streets of Elm, he guards Freddy’s infamous glove, ready to drag you straight into his next nightmare. The diorama is drenched in details for horror fans: the graffitied furnace, the eerie tricycle, the ominous Elm Street sign clawed to pieces, and yes, the glow of Freddy’s lair waiting in the shadows.

Every element was hand-sculpted, hand-painted, and meticulously staged to recreate the unsettling mix of camp and terror that made Nightmare on Elm Street legendary. A tribute to the dream demon himself… just don’t fall asleep.

Inspired by: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Medium: Hand-painted resin, custom-sculpted diorama, LED lighting effects
One-of-a-kind – No escape. No survivors. Just nightmares.

A mystery wrapped in deception, served with a side of chaos.

This dragonized tribute to Knives Out captures the tension, drama, and dark humor of the Thrombey estate. The infamous "Wheel of Knives" looms behind a regal chair, marking the center of the family’s tangled web of betrayal.

Inspired by: Knives Out (2019)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed-media elements, including miniature furniture, fabric details, and sculpted weaponry.
One-of-a-kind – When in doubt, blame the help.

The lake is calm, the sun is setting, and everything seems peaceful—but Jason is always watching. This piece was the very first Friday the 13th tribute, capturing the eerie stillness of Crystal Lake before the horror begins. Featuring the older dragon sculpt, Jason lounges on the dock, his mask and machete resting nearby, as if waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

The iconic Camp Crystal Lake sign looms in the background, a reminder that this cursed campground holds more than just ghost stories. For those who know the legend, this is a piece of horror history—where it all began.

Inspired by: Friday the 13th (1980)
Medium: Hand-painted resin with mixed media elements
One-of-a-kind – The lake never gives up its dead.

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