Don't be scared—it's never too early to start your Halloween crafts! We can help put the boo into boo-tiful greeting cards, window decorations, costumes, goodie bags, and more with creepy collections of masks and Photoshop brushes. Browse our spookiest collections.
This week's featured collection is Old-Time Halloween Illustrations. A nostalgic look back at All Hallows Eve, these 178 old-fashioned images will lend spellbinding charm to a cauldron-full of Halloween projects! Delight in full-color holiday scenes starring spooky pumpkins, black cats, trick-or-treaters, flying bats, watchful owls, and other illustrations touched with an enchanting, antique air.
Want this great collection added to your DoverPictura account absolutely free? Comment on this post any time throughout the week and on Friday afternoon we'll choose 5 comments at random to win the entire Old-Time Halloween Illustrations collection.
Ooooh!!! I would love to win this collection=)...Please enter me!!! Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday...and this collection is enchanting!!!
ReplyDeletethis is the best! My dad used to make all of our costumes, he would say that "store bought" was just cheesecloth and would not last the night. We were also kind of poor back in those days, 50's. We did have the best costumes though. Once he painted a lot of cardboard boxes silver, cut them up to make my brother into a robot. He even used some old round fuses for the eyes, but somehow he wired them to a flashlight that my brother carried in his hand and could blink the eyes on and off. That was my favorite! Long live Halloween!!!
ReplyDeleteHalloween is one of my favorite times of year. I'd love to use this collection. All of the images you have are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI didn't have this collection. So if I love to win this one...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to have this for free..
It would be great if Dover Pictura had the option to search for vectors and Photoshop brushes in a combined search!
ReplyDeleteFor my drawings, I find vintage Halloween images really get me inspired. My Dover books make great references for the Victorian era and early 20th century.
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