Hi:

Is there anything happening in the New York area. I'm thinking of traveling there to meet other artists end of May to first week of June.

Lady Eureka

P.S. I have my new picture with my lovely Kilo dog who looks like a lion-lamb.

Find out how Nurse Deisel makes Lady Eureka's hair big for "Classic Goth Hairstyles" video 3. It was inspired by the classic ghost story. 

By Arthur B. Reeves: What is the fascination we feel for the mystery of the ghost story?

Is it of the same nature as the fascination which we feel for the mystery of the detective story?

Of the latter fascination, the late Paul Armstrong used to say that it was because we are all as full of crime as Sing Sing--only we don't dare.

Thus, may I ask, are we not fascinated by the ghost story because, no matter what may be the scientific or skeptical bent of our minds, in our inmost souls, secretly perhaps, we are as full of superstition as an obeah man--only we don't let it loose?

Who shall say that he is able to fling off lightly the inheritance of countless ages of superstition? Is there not a streak of superstition in us all? We laugh at the voodoo worshiper--then create our own hoodooes, our pet obsessions.

It has been said that man is incurably religious, that if all religions were blotted out, man would create a new religion.

Man is incurably fascinated by the mysterious. If all the ghost stories of the ages were blotted out, man would invent new ones.

For, do we not all stand in awe of that which we cannot explain, of that which, if it be not in our own experience, is certainly recorded in the experience of others, of that of which we know and can know nothing?

Skeptical though one may be of the occult, he must needs be interested in things that others believe to be objective -- that certainly are subjectively very real to them.

The ghost story is not born of science, nor even of super-science, whatever that may be. It is not of science at all. It is of another sphere, despite all that the psychic researchers have tried to demonstrate.

There are in life two sorts of people who, for want of a better classification, I may call the psychic and the non-psychic. If I ask the psychic to close his eyes and I say to him, "Horse," he immediately visualizes a horse. The other, non-psychic, does not. I rather incline to believe that it is the former class who see ghosts, or rather some of them. The latter do not--though they share interest in them.

The artists are of the visualizing class and, in our more modern times, it is the psychic who think in motion pictures, or at least in a succession of still pictures...

or in the case of today, moving pictures!

Visit Goth Style Secrets to see the Classic Goth Hairstyles ghostly video. 

Lady Eureka, Nurse Deisel and Evilyn are the actors in the bloody hospital makeup video for the Wicked Hospital theme at Sanctuary with Pandemonium Music on November 2. The second video theme is based on short horror stories by Edgar Allan Poe, an American Romantics writer. This second video theme is based on classic short horror stories from Edgar Allan Poe, an American Romantics writer. This includes the decay of the aristocracy in "The Fall of the House of Usher" first published in Burton's Gentleman's Magazine in 1839 to blood and gore in "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", which was originally published in Graham's Magazine in 1841. To see the second video based on short horror stories by Poe, visit www.Goth-Style-Secrets.com.

Lady Eureka has created a series of videos called "Goth girls just wanna have fun".The videos are experimental lighting and sound effects that are a strange combination of gothic horror and horror B exploitation styles. The main characters are Lady Eureka, Little Miss Risk, Nurse Deisel, Evilyn and Pandemonium.

Lady Eureka's voice is digitally manipulated to be a dark cabaret style of passionate Marlene Dietrich vocals and her image is a film noire effect, while Nurse Deisel's voice is an exaggerated and breathless Jessica Rabbit to complement her squeaky catsuits.

These videos are inspired by the gothic cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), with a campy style emulating the inclusiveness of Hollywood, fringe theatre, the Theatre of the Absurd. The movie emulates the ideal that the inventiveness of humanity is a force that leaves one in an absurd corner as it moves on without most of the people on this planet.

The video of goth girls is at www.Goth-Style-Secrets.com.