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One with a white backgroud, one with a dark pink background.
Hope you enjoy.

I just haven't been happier with an earlier, rush animation of a "spooky" Halloween tree hung with skulls, ghosts, and pumpkins. So here is a redo, subject to further tweaking after I see how it behaves in this browser.
When I attempt to "optimize" animations for those still using dial-up, sometimes the end result is not very pleasant-looking.

Last year a friend sent me a very cute card she had stamped on flocked black paper. I used it as the base for a Halloween graphic. Hope you enjoy.

Here's a general-purpose graphic if you are planning to add autumn decorating tips to your blog or website.
This is based on a photograph of a vintage 1960's Halloween mask.
Hope you enjoy.
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Shoes cast a spell on many of us. I guess witches would be no exception.
Here's some free Halloween clipart showing "the latest styles from Salem."
Enjoy.



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The one below must be left-clicked in order to open to the larger image.


Here's some simple Halloween clipart for your blog or website. The "boo" eyes are supposed to look glowy. Is "glowy" a word? I think not.
The animation is absolutely frenetic.
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