With everything going on this month, I didn’t get to making a 3D modeled jack-o-lantern before Halloween. I did manage to design the face for one, though. So, I carved a last-minute eraser stamp from one of the little square Milan erasers.

This did double-duty as a match for the final #PinkEraserArtober prompt for October of 2026, “Dragons.”

A rectangle of paper imprinted with a stylized orange face with three eyes and a toothy grin. The hand-carved stamp that made the impression sits face-up on upper right corner of the print.

There is a quick impression-making video on YT, too.

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A lino-cut-style stamp carved from a pink eraser depicts a pot of ink, a pen or brush, and a circular spell glyph sits face-up on a print made from the stamp. The print is signed with an A and is sitting on a background of dark green crepe paper (chirimen).
PinkEraserArtober x Witch Hat Atelier Crossover Stamp
The left half of a landscape-format piece of paper has been colored blue with watercolor paint, and the right half red. Embossed in metallic silver is a left-facing griffin (a beast with the head, wings, and front claws of an eagle, and the body of a lion) passant (standing flat with one claw raised) surrounded by a rectangular border. The print is signed with a stylized A in the lower right corner. The background (behind the print) is purple.
Embossed Griffin Print
The left half of a landscape-format piece of paper has been colored blue with watercolor paint, and the right half red. Stamped in black is a left-facing griffin (a beast with the head, wings, and front claws of an eagle, and the body of a lion) passant (standing flat with one claw raised) surrounded by a rectangular border. The carved pink eraser stamp that made the impression , stained with black ink, is standing on one long edge in front of the lower left corner of the print. The background is handmade black crepe paper (chirimen).
Griffin Passant Hand-Carved Eraser Stamp
A white rectangle of paper imprinted with a stylized image of a fountain pen nib engraved with spirals and the Evermore ambigram sits on a surface covered with handmade dark brown paper. The hand-carved eraser that made the print is laying horizontally above the print, leaning against a translucent pen stand. Part of a bottle of writing ink is also visible in the background.
Fountain Pen Nib Hand-Carved Eraser Stamp

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