This guy is based off the maple tree during the autumn. Here's what I used as reference

Inspired by decorating the house in the fall and watching how the garden changes as it gets colder. My grandma always decorates for each season and my favorite is always fall. I have fun helping her around the garden too.

Creepy Harlequin Ryori



Inspired by the spooky clown rumors flying around this autumn.

She's a little mourning lighthouse ghosty, looking for ships that never made it in. ^^

Based off the colors of the leaves right now. Whenever I look at the trees, I feel relaxed, so I wanted to create a very subtle, calming ryori. I hope I succeeded ^-^

Inspiration:
Fall isn't truly fall where I live until the leaves turn and the you feel the chilly autumn air that signals the coming frost. This ryori is supposed to show the leaves dying, and turning to their faded brown color that accompanies the frost's coming. Even the most brilliantly colored leaves turn a crackled brown color, but the fun part is one the frost freezes different patterns onto the leaves if you look close enough.

fall flames ryori

Dia de Los Muertos, or The Day of the Dead. Many Spanish-speaking cultures use these days to celebrate and remember their relatives who have moved on. The yellows and reds may represent marigolds, and the purple of the Ryori's mist may represent the incense burned. The jewels amd skull may represent the decorations used.

Inspiration I love fall flower like Hyacinth and other, it when fall full all colors and you even see early ice at time. (I live in indiana so we see snow and Ice sooner then expected)

Witching Hour



Inspiration: Is the witching hour (or midnight) on Halloween. I chosen the colors purple and black that are usually representing witches and added blue for night time.