When the harvest goes wrong and death comes calling, you get this unholy matrimony of skull and squash.

Version 2 strips away the spider eyes for something far more primal—a skeletal grin with prominent fangs jutting from that jack-o’-lantern face. This is the pumpkin that died and came back angrier, trading arachnid menace for pure undead malevolence. The hollow-eyed skull aesthetic merged with harvest horror creates a uniquely unsettling combination that’s perfect for October’s darkest nights.

Those fangs are the star feature, turning a traditional carved pumpkin into something that bites back. Paint them bone-white against deep orange gourd flesh, or go full decay with yellowed, chipped teeth. The skull structure underneath provides excellent depth for shadowing techniques, making those eye sockets truly haunting. A dark wash in the recesses will emphasize every skeletal detail.

Ideal for cursed scarecrow builds, undead harvest guardians, or representing what happens when necromancy meets agriculture. Pair with V1’s spider-eyed variant to create a truly nightmarish pumpkin patch warband, each taking different paths to terror.

Perfect for those who think traditional Halloween decorations lack sufficient threat level. This gourd graduated from decoration to predator, and the fangs prove it.