Surreal costume ideas

Halloween’s still more than half a year away in the distant, mysterious, and far-off realm of Late 2021 (I wonder what that’s going to be like?), but some internet users are already thinking about what costumes they’ll be wearing and gathering intel early. And it’s all because of one little Twitter post that went viral.

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We'll let you decide whether you're an evil or all-seeing eye this Halloween. Use a white Venetian mask with a painted-on pupil, paper corners, and extra-long plastic car-headlight eyelashes. Follow the step-by-step tutorial to recreate this easy last-minute Halloween costume. #marthastewart #halloween #halloweendecor #diyideas #diyhalloween #halloweenlivingroom

If you're still unsure about your Halloween costume, let us give you 25 ( plus a few extra) new ideas all inspired by art. 1. Vincent van Gogh 2. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Okay, it’s October 26th, and I’m finally sharing my kids’ Halloween costumes for this year! ACK!!!! I mentioned earlier this week that IR

This series was inspired by the symbolic abstract forms and geometric shapes of the avantgardist Triadic ballet. I simplified bodily shapes by substiuting them with cylinders and circles, and then abstracted the human form even further by incorporating stylised dance movements. The result is a surrealist symbiosis of the human body moving through time and space.