Wednesday, March 4, 2009
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12 comments:
WOW! I don't know if beautiful is the right word, but you never cease to impress with the quality of your work.
Thanks, man. Spent a lot of time on this guy. Built a full skeleton from rolled newspaper and then corpsed it.
It shows, he's amazing. I sometimes wonder if you even have a real job ;)
Absolutely amazing work! And all built from rolled newspaper! That is nothing short of stunning.
I really like the severely contorted, tortured look of it crammed into that small box. I also like that you thought "inside" the box, as it were, as opposed to your usual free-standing style. Very creepy and effective. Brilliant job as always.
Came out really well! Where are you going to mount it?
I hate you for being so good.
Thanks!
That's going to be the first piece of a series of wall-mounted props. We were trying to decide where to hang it and if we wanted it horizontal or vertical. I held it up sideways above the archway into the dining room and it looked really cool on its side. I'll snap photos of its final resting place when I make up my mind.
I absolutely LOVE this thing.
excellent as always. you should open your own "hand made-one of a kind" halloween shop !
Looks great! I'm trying to start something this weekend. "Wrath".
WRATH is a GREAT name for a prop.
Can't wait, man.
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