Going through old photos from the Mr. Jones build.
Here he is in the yard...
And here he is in the film.
Monday, May 18, 2015
The Corn Reaper
And here he is in the film.
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And here he is in the film.
I really dig how menacing he looks in the shadows. You can't tell where he begins or ends.
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And here he is in the film.
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4 comments:
Paper mâché and nature mastery.
I believe this is my favorite along with the pointy head one. Reminds me slightly of the cloaked ghost in silhouette, in darkness however this one is absolutely frightening. Proof positive that things can get over-lit sometimes and maybe the imagination of the viewer is the most terrifying prop of all.
Frickin love it Rot-
It's REALLY neat to see your photo of your prop paired with the screenshot of it in the film!! Plus it looks equally amazing in BOTH pictures!! (I doubt one could say that about the majority of movie props out there...which rely on professional lighting and a movie set to make them look cool.) Mad props, Rot.
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