Spooky Glow in the Dark Miniature Halloween Haunted House Sculpture

This spooky miniature Halloween haunted house was sculpted by hand in polymer clay without the use of any molds and is a one of a kind original creation. I built this house from the ground up, as it were. There are three different sections to the house, which is a proper haunted house gray color. The front part of the house is two stories and has a front porch, with all the tiny details sculpted by hand from Premo polymer clay. The front door is being opened by a ghost who is letting out the requisite Halloween black cat. The ghost is sculpted from glow in the dark clay and the cat has glow in the dark eyes. The second story windows feature glow in the dark candle flames which resemble eyes and teeth. The tower section of the house also has two stories. There are spooky glow in the dark eyes in the top two windows and glow in the dark bars on the windows below, which look a lot like teeth! That face apparently says BOO!, as that's what's written in shaky glow in the dark polymer clay letters in the first floor window. On one side of the house is a window that looks like the light is on (glow in the dark clay again) and a bat is silhouetted in the window. At the back of the house, almost hidden by the old Oak tree, is a glow in the dark smiling face, reminiscent of the Cheshire cat from Alice in Wonderland. Maybe this is where he goes for his Halloween scares (whether to get them or give them, I'm not sure). ;) The front yard features a glow in the dark skeleton opening his coffin, seeming to have just unearthed himself. The gravestone behind him says RIP, but he doesn't seem to be resting very peacefully. And since it's Halloween three Jack O Lanterns with glow in the dark faces decorate the leaf strewn yard. Since no one has been brave enough to do any yard work at this particular house the grass is growing over the walk and ivy is beginning to cover the house and creeping up onto the roof. A stone walkway invites you right up to the front door- how nice! And if you make your way through the red, orange, and yellow Oak and Maple leaves to the back of the house you'll find a big old Oak tree with just a few leaves left. A large full moon, made from glow in the dark clay, rests in it's bare branches.
Every tiny little detail- each leaf, shingle, cat, and ghost- was painstakingly sculpted by hand.
The base of the sculpture, which I've signed and dated, is covered in felt and measures eight inches long and five inches wide. The sculpture measures about eight inches tall to the highest point.
If you're looking for a unique Halloween decoration, this spooky fun glow in the dark haunted house is something you'll want to display all year long!
If you'd like to read more about the making of this unique miniature haunted house and see pictures of the work in progress check out CreativeCritters blog http://creativecrittersblog.blogspot.com/2013/10/miniature-halloween-haunted-house.html.