Today's coffin with artwork by The $tatus Faction.
The featured prize for today’s successful grave digger is a set of four Mixo Monsters Kooky Kans.
After reading about how cool these “kans” are at Halloween Addict, I reached out to the folks at Mixo to see if they would contribute a set as a prize for the Coffin Hunt. They happily obliged, but not only sent me a single set, but enough Kooky Cans to make sure every coffin finder received a can AND a few left over to leave as consolation prizes.
These eight inch tall metal cans are perfect for collectors, and also a great place to stash your favorite Halloween candy, the gazillion stickers you found on the Coffin Hunt, or even for cremated remains (seriously, who wants a plain ‘ol urn?).
The set includes a Frankenstein monster, mummy, Dracula, and skeleton.
The finder of this coffin will also receive:
- A perfume oil from Black Phoenix Alcehemy Lab.
- A free one day pass to the Comikaze Expo (November 5 or 6).
- And, of course, the coffin, provided by The Site Unscene and designed by local street artists The $tatus Faction.
For those who show up a little late for the coffin, a few stickers and other goodies should be left behind as a consolation prize.
As for today’s clue:
Today’s coffin is located about eighty feet from a monument that shares the same name as a creepy Adrian Lyne film.
Not sure what the Coffin Hunt is all about? Read our initial entry on the subject.
Folks, I’m glad you’re all having fun with your adventures … but I’d like to add just a little seriousness to the hidden treasures of yours inthe Port of Los Angeles. With the discovery of a black plastic tool box (casket) in the 16″ gun barrel of a the form naval ship, USS New Jersey police officers responded, deployed an explosive K9 and determined the the “casket” non suspicious. Love the what you’re doing but the police resources guys … please can we not do that again … pretty please? (Portman, San Pedro)