AUG! 23
From James Cheetham
BIG, BIG, REALLY BIG, F*CKING DEAL!
The 2010 International Cheetham's Zombie-Photo Cookie Model Search has begun.
James Cheetham, a Canadian writer of dark fiction has joined forces with Eric Maciejkow, owner of Myphotocookie.com, to offer for the second year in a row,
Cheetham's Zombies Photo-Cookies…
Sponsored by:
Girls and Corpses Magazine
And welcoming our
Celebrity Judges:

FEO AMANTE |
Creator and Big Cheez at Horror's #1 Website 'Feoamante.com'
Feo Amante
Actress from NIGHT OF THE COMET & Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Kelli Maroney
Founder/Publisher/Deaditor-in-Chief at Girls & Corpses Magazine
Robert Steven Rhine
Horror Icon & Actor from 1978's DAWN OF THE DEAD
Mike Christopher (The Hare Krishna Zombie)
Actress from THE DEAD MATTER & WAITING FEAR
Jessica Cameron
Canadian Writer and UFOlogist
Chris Rutkowski

DECEASED DARLING |
We would also like to introduce our 1st Cheetham's Zombies Photo-Cookie Model Search Spokesmodel:
Deceased Darling
After the release of James Cheetham's Canadian zombie series
Seasons of the Brittle Harvest was delayed, James found an innovative way to entertain his readers by offering them 'Zombie Makeovers'.
The makeovers consisted of sending James a photo he would then alter so the subject of the picture was no longer one of the living, but rather, one of the undead.
His work though amateur in the beginning, soon became a science, and James knew he was on to something when he could no longer keep up with the requests he found in his email.
'Cheetham's Zombie's was soon born, and the images once primitive and simple, had evolved into stunning, creepy versions of otherwise normal people, seeking a way to encompass their own dark side.
"Everybody has a zombie alter-ego," Cheetham insists, "that's really the best part of this. Everybody is an original zombie. No two are alike."
The original zombie alter-egos of his fans were available for order on everything from 'Officially Infected' one of a kind T-shirts, to actual portraits one could hang on the wall. It wasn't long before Eric Maciejkow came onto the scene.
"James contacted me asking if I wanted to try a Halloween collaboration. I was preoccupied with weddings and birthdays—it was still summer when I received his email. I took some time to think about it because it sounded a little crazy, but when I saw his work I realized he was on to something.
Become the zombie on your Halloween Cookies. How cool would that be?"
~ Eric Maciejkow
Born of the ghoulish cookie creations, the 2009 International Cheetham's Zombies Photo-Cookie Model Search began. Both Eric and James were stunned by the response...
"We had over 300 entries come in before we ever received any press. It was strictly through word of mouth on social networking sites like Myspace & Facebook." James explained. "We were stumbling through the contest, making it up as we went along, never expecting it to be that popular that fast."
With appearances at the Winnipeg Comicon and the Minneapolis Crypticon as well as media coverage on several levels, the Zombies didn't take long to break out of the confines of All Hallows Eve and become a year long concept.
"We get requests for weddings now, zombie walks, birthday parties, you name it—the dead are alive and well (and delicious)."
~ Eric Maciejkow
So you ask, what is required to become a
Cheetham's Zombie Photo-Cookie?
For more info go here:
JamesCheetham.ca/BecomeaZombie |