Mikey

@blockforest.co.uk

Linocut printmaker and illustrator. Inspired by folklore, myth, horror and anything spooky! Blockforest.co.uk - website and shop, also https://blockforest.etsy.com

Mabs Drawlloween Club Day 16: Histhorrorical A local ghost story for you today, since the early 1900s, on the B3212 running through Dartmoor there have been reports of a pair of disembodied hands appearing and forcing vehicles off the road. They are quite aptly named 'The Hairy Hands of Dartmoor'.

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Mabs Drawlloween Club Day 15: Tiny Terrors! We’re half way through Drawlloween! So I’ve decided that this little devil will be a gift with purchase of any print (past or present) over on my website and Etsy! Only printed a few so be quick once they are gone they are gone forever!! 👹 #mdwc26d15

Mabs Drawlloween Club Day 9: Frankenstein I like doing a new take on the monster every now and then, and usually from the perspective of if Dr Frankenstein was just trying to make a hottie 😂 Thought it would be fun to use some coloured card I’ve had lying around for ages too!

Mabs Drawlloween Club Day 3: Werewolf Bit of a rush to get this one together, it was fiddlier than expected but teaches me for working so small! Bit more process on how I transfer a two layer block quite often - it’s one of the most foolproof ways I find! #werewolf #mdwc26d3 #halloween

Doing Drawlloween again! Here’s Day 1: Moth Maiden - but minus the maiden. Just couldn’t get my head around it so defaulted to Mothman - they are kinda genderfluid any way! Come along for spooky month with me and watch me slowly lose my mind creating a new piece every day 😅 #mdwc26d1

Spooky season is coming! Couldn’t resist getting some treats and these tins on my trip into town. M&S tins are becoming a bit of a tradition and this Lush one was just too good to miss! 🎃🎃🎃

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New linocut print! My interpretation of a Hand of Glory (mummified hand of a hangman used for opening locks and occult purposes!). Mine is obvs a bit more embellished and tatted up+it would usually hold a candle, not be one! Whitby Museum has the only surviving one I believe! Available on the shops!