Animated creepy scarecrow in night cornfield

character design of creepy female scarecrow, painted red, with straight antelope horns --v 6.0

cornfield at night with creepy scarecrow, realistic. ar--16:9

surrealistic, side view, profile view, bogy, scarecrow doll, field, crows, evil, exorsism, gothic, photorealistic, Leica M10-R 8k Leica 35mm lens, Tilt Blur, Shutter Speed 1/ 1000, F/ 5.6, Super - Resolution, --ar 97:145 --s 250 --v 5.2

A cartoon-like animated drawing of a scarecrow in profile. The lines in that drawing are thick. The scarecrow seems drunk. Also, the scarecrow is drooling. on white background --v 6.0

surrealistic, side view, profile view, scarecrow doll, field, crows, evil, exorsism, gothic, photorealistic, Leica M10-R 8k Leica 35mm lens, Tilt Blur, Shutter Speed 1/ 1000, F/ 5.6, Super - Resolution, --ar 97:145 --s 250 --v 5.2

a haunted cornfield inspired by Stephen King, lots of white with suggestions of a scarecrow, horror art --v 5.0 --s 750

creepy skeleton scarecrow , horror. wearing a worn out black suit and a hat, cornfield , crows, dramatic clouds --s 750

grainy photo of a creepy nightmarish cornfield with a horrific scarecrow with extremely long fingers running towards you --v 6.0

An eerie, whimsical illustration inspired by Edward Gorey, featuring a small, doll-like scarecrow figure with hollow eyes and stitched, skeletal features. The character stands still, wrapped in tattered leaves and threads, exuding both innocence and unease. The scene uses detailed cross-hatching to capture the textures of the decaying fabric, wooden limbs, and the twisting vines that entangle the figure. In the background, glowing jack-o'-lanterns flicker faintly, casting long shadows over the damp ground. The minimal background leaves much in darkness, with only faint shapes of branches and distant pumpkins to hint at the surrounding environment. Symbolic elements, such as a stray leaf or a small, broken clock, subtly emerge, enhancing the story’s mysterious mood. The composition strikes a delicate balance between playful and unsettling, staying true to Gorey’s signature blend of the whimsical and macabre.