Dixie Dellamorto

Her artwork, which includes award-winning fantasy costumes and paintings for publications, art shows, DVD covers, posters, films, TV shows, and promotions, is influenced by B-Movies, Horror, Retro Pop Culture, and Kitsch. This genre appreciation led her to TV horror hosts. She became close with the cast of the New York-based show 'Ghoul A Go-Go' and painted subjects from it. Her art also caught the attention of Mr. Lobo, a California-based syndicated horror host, and she became his assistant producer on 'Cinema Insomnia'. In 2010, she moved to California and served as co-producer, editor, and stage director for a live 'Cinema Insomnia' show at the Guild Theater in Sacramento. She also launched a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund a 10th TV season and edited 'Horror Hosts and Creature Features', a magazine featuring her painting, design, writing, and an interview with Karen Lewis.

Dixie continues to sell her artwork and take commissions while working on TV shows, films, and live appearances with Mr. Lobo. She designed an on-screen ad for Blobfest in Phoenixville and appeared in 'A Hard Days Nightmare' wearing a costume she created. For the upcoming film 'Plan 9', she did makeup for 10 zombies and appears as a victim. On Friday the 13th of January, 2012, she married Mr. Lobo in a small ceremony with a reception at John's Incredible Pizza. She is 5'5" with a chubby build and natural breasts. Her Instagram has 1k followers.