Laine Wilson

I’ve been working on a few new things this week and I I’m really digging these bookmarks! They’re spooky, fun, and best of all – they glow in the dark.

I was soooo guilty of reading after bedtime as a kid, so the glow aspect reminds me of those days with just a chapter book and a flashlight under the covers!

I’m still working away on my pastel goth Halloween line for Forest and Facet, and I’m really happy with how things are turning out. I made a pair of earrings for my best friend, who requested “Haunted Mansion” colors for hers. I can’t wait for her to wear them when she goes to Disney next month!

It’s happened – it’s barely July and I’m getting excited for Halloween. It may seem early, but I can’t help it – I see pumpkins and bats right now, and my brain starts making the happy chemicals. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I’ve already bought a few new Halloween decorations, but more importantly, I’ve been working on my Halloween line for Forest and Facet.

I’ve been loving the pastel goth look for the past two years, and wanted to use some colors and shapes that are spooky season-focused, but also can be worn year-round.

I’m still working on a gemstone design for this season, as well as all my All Hallow’s resin goodies, so stay tuned, all you cool creeps and cryptids!

So excited to announce that I am a judge for the Eerie Horror Festival!

Waaay back in 2008, I was so proud to be a selected filmmaker for the festival as an entrant, and I cannot wait to dig in and get started with reviewing film entries from filmmakers all over the world.

I am hoping for lots of comedic horror, heart, and story-telling from these pieces and know I’ll have a blast reviewing everything.

What’s YOUR favorite scary movie?

I’ve been SO busy lately, I’ve hardly had time for any fun. So when a dear friend invited me to take a ceramics class, I jumped at the chance to say yes!

She and I went to the Sweetwater Center for the Arts and took the ceramics class for beads. I haven’t worked much with the type of clay you fire, so I was really engaged in this class and enjoyed learning some new techniques.

The beads will take some time before they’re going to get into the kiln, but for now, here’s what they look like!