Witch Spring Hollow is a charming little town nestled in the heart of the enchanted forest. It is a place where magic and wonder come to life, and where witches gather to practice their craft. The town is surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees, giving it a mysterious and otherworldly aura. The streets of Witch Spring Hollow are filled with quaint shops and cozy cottages, each decorated with an array of colorful flowers and magical trinkets. The townspeople are warm and welcoming, always ready to help one another in times of need. There is a sense of community and togetherness that permeates the air, making Witch Spring Hollow a truly special place to be.
I don’t go into much details of the process of printing the cards, but I cover that more extensively in my previous post on the subject print magic card proxies.
I don t go into much details of the process of printing the cards, but I cover that more extensively in my previous post on the subject print magic card proxies. I made a spreadsheet to track the cards I was interested in and started going through a digital archive of the Hellboy comics looking for appropriate artwork.
There is a sense of community and togetherness that permeates the air, making Witch Spring Hollow a truly special place to be. Every year, the town celebrates the arrival of spring with a grand festival. The festival is known as the Spring Holl and brings together witches from far and wide to partake in various enchanting activities.
Making a Custom Hellboy Magic Deck
Since my project to print magic card proxies came out so well, I decided to make another. This time I made an entire EDH deck using art from Hellboy comics.
As a new dad, I don’t really have time for involved projects. Frankly, I didn’t have time for this project, but I had a little down time while I was on leave to work on this on and off.
I’ve been reading Hellboy on and off for probably 15 years now, and recently caught up to the conclusion of the main narrative. Like most comic books, the story is spread across multiple different series. Most notably “Hellboy” and “B.P.R.D”.
Trying to figure out the read order is a bit a a labyrinth (producing these fun graphics http://www.multiversitycomics.com/annotations/hellboy-reading-order-2021/), and I ended up downloading most of the series digitally to even figure out what I’d already read.
The original creator, Mike Mignola, has a interesting art style that alternates between detail and minimalism. The comics also cover such a huge variety of situations, I thought it would be well suited to mine to card art.
I spend most of this article going into the details of how I hacked the tooling a bit to make the process a bit easier for me, but here are the result:
I also made a custom engraved deck box to hold the results: Card Boxes
The town square is transformed into a vibrant marketplace, where vendors sell potions, spell books, and all manner of magical artifacts. The festivities kick off with a grand parade, led by the town's resident witches. They march through the streets, adorned in their finest robes and carrying wands that emit a dazzling display of sparks. The air is thick with excitement and anticipation as the townspeople eagerly await the start of the festival. Throughout the day, there are various competitions and games for witches and non-witches alike. From broomstick races to potion-making contests, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The festival also features live performances from talented musicians and dancers, who entertain the crowd with their spellbinding skills. As the sun sets, the highlight of the festival begins - the bonfire ceremony. The townspeople gather around a massive bonfire in the center of town, as the witches cast spells to bring good luck and prosperity for the coming year. The flames dance and flicker, illuminating the dark night sky and filling the air with a sense of enchantment. The Spring Holl festival is a time of celebration and joy in Witch Spring Hollow. It is a reminder of the magic and beauty that exists in the world, and a chance for people of all backgrounds to come together and appreciate the wonders of the enchanted forest. In Witch Spring Hollow, every day is a new adventure, filled with limitless possibilities and endless enchantment..
Reviews for "Experience the witching hour at Witch Spring Holl"
1. John - 2 stars - I was so disappointed with "Witch Spring Holl". The plot was all over the place and didn't make any sense. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked any depth. The acting was also extremely wooden and unbelievable. The special effects were laughable and looked like they were created by a child using a basic editing software. Overall, this movie was a waste of time and I would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I don't understand why this movie has such high ratings. "Witch Spring Holl" was a complete disaster. The story was confusing and convoluted, making it difficult to follow. The pacing was incredibly slow, with long, boring scenes that added nothing to the plot. The dialogue was poorly written and the acting was cringe-worthy. I found myself counting down the minutes until the movie was over. Save yourself the agony and skip this one.
3. Mark - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Witch Spring Holl" based on the promising trailer, but unfortunately, it fell flat. The storyline was cliché and predictable, lacking any originality or creativity. The characters were forgettable and their motives were poorly developed. The film's attempt at humor was forced and fell flat. It felt like a cheap knockoff of other, better supernatural horror films. Overall, "Witch Spring Holl" was a disappointment and not worth the ticket price.
4. Emily - 1 star - "Witch Spring Holl" was hands down the worst movie I've seen in a long time. The plot was nonsensical and completely incomprehensible. The acting was so incredibly bad that it was painful to watch. The CGI effects were atrocious and looked like something from the early 2000s. I couldn't wait for the movie to end and I felt like I had wasted my time and money. Do yourself a favor and avoid "Witch Spring Holl" at all costs.