In an article by Karen Martin of 2theadvocate.com, a local Baton Rouge news site, the show "spawned nocturnal disturbances with visions of tree people, swamp monsters and vampire bat girls ... On the sunny side were sugar-plum fat polar bears, birds of dazzling plumage, a sock monkey come to life and maids trailing the sweet scent of magnolia."
To the left is the living exhibit "Treefolk" by Barrett Hutchinson, winner of the show's $1,000 first prize. If you're wondering, the description of treefolk, according to Hutchinson, are "trees that can take on humanoid shape and move a short distance from their root or in extreme cases uproot the entire tree and use the roots as a form of locomotion."
So for all those doubters out there, the paranormal is definitely in vogue.