Nightmares On Cardboard V Voting Time

The Nightmares on Cardboard V entries have been posted up and this year Bill is doing something different, he is allowing the readers to select their favorite Nightmares on Cardboard submissions. There is about 20 hours left in the voting, so if you have a chance take a look at all the cool cards that were submitted this year and vote for your favorites. The poll is located at the top right, above the Milwaukee Brewers logo. 

If you like my cards, I would appreciate your support in vote form.

Thank you
Shawn "Corky"


Link to the  Nightmares on Cardboard V poll


Here is the link to my House of 1000 Corpses custom card submission for the contest so you can see the 4 base cards and one video card that I included in my entry.

Nightmares On Cardboard Part III

These are the final four cards from my submission to Thorzul's Nightmare On Cardboard III contest.

1984 Topps: John Kramer (The Jigsaw Killer)- Saw series

1986 Topps: Pennywise The Clown- It!

1986 Topps: Damien Thorn- The Omen

1990 Topps: Jason Voorhees- Friday The 13th

After posting the 10 cards that I created for the contest I realized I missed an opportunity here. I think I am going to work on one more card, I won't submit it for the contest but I will post it here just for fun.

Nightmares On Card Part II

Continuing with my custom cards for Thorzul’s Nightmare on Cardboard III contest.

Next:

1980 Topps: Norman Bates- Psycho

1980 Topps: Captain Spaulding- House Of 1000 Corpses (and The Devil’s Rejects)

1984 Topps: Johnny- Night Of The Living Dead (Zombie Dress Shirt Button replica relic)

Dont Forget Thorzul's Nightmares On Cards Contest

For those that are custom card makers, or even aspiring custom card makers, don’t forget that the deadline for Thorzul’s Nightmares on Cardboard III contest is coming up quickly, October 24th.

I created a 10-card set for the contest, 8 base cards and 2 relics. The contest requirements this year is that all the cards have to be based on Topps baseball cards printed between 1970 and 1990. I unfortunately ran out of printer ink after printing a couple of cards (Both of my relic cards were printed but that is it) and can not make it to pick up more ink until Friday so I submitted my cards in digital form, which does not do the 2 relic cards justice.

First up:

1971 Topps: Fredrick Loren- House On Haunted Hill

1971 Topps: Edger Allan Poe- The Raven

1972 Topps: Malachai Boardman- Children Of The Corn (Corn Stalk Relic)

In case you are wondering, yes I bought an ear of indian corn so I could use the dried husk in the card. Part of the interesting factor with this card was actually being able to touch the husk.