The second time we did a Halloween contest. Last year it was Wisdom Halloween Contest and this year it's Nimja Inc. This year, even more so than the last, I was blown away by the variation and ideas that came up.
In fact, this year the concept of "fan art" was really varied and surprising. Picking a winner was more difficult than ever before. I feel like I should reward the honorable mentions somehow...
Thank you all so much for all the entries!
Artist: Daniika
A variation of the Lament Configuration (from Hellraiser). Nimja Inc has constructed a puzzle box that is absolutely devious to solve. Who knows what happens to you when you open it? And yes, it's a real object that is apparently on its way to me.
Artist: Algorhythmique
Also a very original take on the theme. A song about what would happen to you if you happened to Trick or Treat at the Nimja Inc offices.
Listen to the song - The lyrics (pdf)
Artist: Official Moose of Canada - On ReadOnlyMind
This one is... strange. Incredibly imaginative and quite the read. Not to mention chock-full of references and in-jokes. (And yes, Moose got permission for all the cameos!). Let's hope Nimja Inc doesn't turn into a SCP subsidiary.
In chronological order.
Artist: Suzi
There's always a few new products around Halloween, like this really nice bimbo costume by Nimja Inc.
Artist: Mokerly
"Caught while tidying the office for the annual Halloween party, this find should be immediately reported. It is, however, most sparkly and shiny. One wonders who really got caught here."
Who indeed...
Artist: Annalise de Fere - On ReadOnlyMind
A bowl of nice, tasty candy that doesn't, in any way, do anything special... right?
Animated version here: View on YouTube
Artist: KJ_Flammedatter
Once upon an entry scary, which used patterns that were nary
Reminiscient of a poem with a raven from before.
Artist: Mokerly
You should be very careful when missing memos at the Nimja Inc offices.
Artist: Kady
Giving out free masks for a Halloween party at the office? Surely nothing strange is afoot. You have to know if they work well, of course.
Artist: Kraent
A common decoration in the office, somehow the flickering seems to draw you in...