Pretty Witch Socks
Description: Get this Wizard of Oz shirt with Wicked Witch quote "I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too!" Wear this t-shirt or hoodie to see The Wizard of Oz and he'll know you mean business. Loose sweatshirts let you chase Kansas farmgirls faster for their ruby slippers. Wicked The Musical's Elphaba loves wicked tees like this one. A souvenir tshirt from a Wizard of Oz theme park would be so sweet! Phone cases and coffee mugs look great in green or black. Be careful -- the Wicked Witch of the West sends her flying monkeys after you when you wear this shirt or hoodie. Is Oz too warm for a sweatshirt? (Not in the dark forests!) Indulge your wicked tendencies and get your Wizard of Oz t-shirts with the Wicked Witch of the West now!
Description: Oona has gotten herself up killingly for the Halloween ball and her feline familiars have joined in on the sport. All except poor dear Crowley, of course. It’s so difficult to find a hat that will fit over his horn. Let Oona and all her kitties add to your Halloween festivities! This 6" x 8" x 3/4" original collage depicts Oona and her kitties posing for a selfie before their big evening and is executed on a stretched handpainted gallery canvas and collaged with marbled art paper. Hand cut and and assembled from vintage images and ephemera, the piece is accented with ribbon, filigree rust finish corners and a malachite charm dangling from the bottom of the art. Finished on the back with heavyweight art paper, signed and fitted with...
Retro Ghost Witch In 3-Color Long Stockings Gossips On The Broom Halloween Socks
by 3DOZE Creations
$20
Description: This is my interpretation of Plate 68 from Goya's 'Los caprichos' (1799). This series was artists commentary on the moral corruption of society. The Linda Maestra or Pretty teacher print shows an old wrinkled witch giving instructions to the young witchcraft novice on how to fly a broom. Because of the suggestive placement of the broom and it being reversed, this artwork suggest that the student is also being instructed in libidinous acts. Obiously, the title of the piece is ironic.
