Wednesday, November 30, 2022
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Instagram
ABOUT ME:
Krampus
Mr. Jones
The Unheard
Swamp Foetus
Parts Rotten:
Rotten Writing:
The Haunt & Scarecrows:
High Noon Records
Author Lesley Bannatyne
Blog Tags:
Blog Archive:
-
▼
2022
(1456)
-
▼
November
(63)
- Pre-Halloween Basement Shots
- Monster Bat
- Witchcraft And Twisted Things
- Now Playing: Absence Of Paradox
- Horroween333
- Now Playing: A New World
- From An Ancient, Sacrificial Circle
- Now Playing: Penelope Trappes Meets Silent Rumble
- Excluding The Possibility That A Female Scandinavi...
- Trailer: Skinamarink
- Hiding
- Autumn Effigy
- Now Playing: Return To The Stars
- Abandoned
- Now Playing: Thanksgiving (Of Course)
- Thanksgiving Poems
- Late Halloween Night
- Now Playing: Other Oceans
- Cemetery Ghost
- The Grimsby Family Plot
- Bethel Pumpkin House 2022
- Teaser: Pumpkinrot Halloween 2023
- Now Playing: Cerria's Lament
- Halloween 2022: Ragged Grin
- Now Playing: Nostromo
- Halloween 2022: Jackman's End
- Haunt Photoblography
- Junk Fed
- The Devil's Negroni
- Gourdin Fester Halloween 2022
- Building Scarecrows
- Yard Haunting
- Trailer: The Apology
- Herman's Hollow Halloween 2022
- Now Playing: In Threes
- From The Basement...
- Cauldron Cave Halloween 2022
- Unhallowed Ground
- Trailer: Behind The Sightings
- Halloween Jacks
- Willow Cove Pumpkins For Sale
- Weekend Getaway
- Now Playing: Alien Shore
- Haunted Eve 2022: Classic Horror Movie Monsters
- Come On Up For Some Candy
- A Welcoming Face
- Revenge Of The Pumpkin Slasher
- Old And New
- Now Playing: The Citadel
- Seven Deadly Sins
- The Path
- Crows, Wind And Creaking Oak Tree
- Halloween In New York
- Willow Cove Halloween 2022
- Now Playing: Black Rainbow
- Revenant Manor Halloween 2022
- Who's Got A Kiss For The Pickety Witch?
- Beware The Carver
- Now Playing: Spectre
- Necrobones Halloween 2022
- Halloween 2022: A Video
- Happy Halloween
- Happy New Year
-
▼
November
(63)
18 comments:
As if you had ended up in Mr Jones' basement. All these creatures, which have been worked out down to the smallest detail, are waiting to be finally released into the big night. You almost believe you can feel it. There's just so much work and creativity that went into it. This haunt has set new standards for me personally. You and Wren have been a great team this year and can and should be damn proud of your work. Amen
Hey, I REALLY appreciate that.
And we're totally proud of this one.
It's my personal favorite display. Everything just flowed perfectly, and everyone seemed to be immersed in that atmosphere. Seemed to resonate with a lot of people. And you just can't beat scarecrows. And to have that many figures looming in the dark was such a fun thing to do and see.
If I may ask, how do you "age" the skulls that aren't covered with fabric or other materials? I considering adding a couple of skeletons to my haunt next year, and they definitely will need to be aged.
I see a lot of people using stains on plastic skeletons, but I've always preferred painting the entire skeleton/skull a flat dark brown first, and then dry brushing with a lighter tan color. I typically use a flat water acrylic color called "camel" for my exposed bones. It's like a yellowish tan color. Exhumed bone always had a yellowish look to me, so doing that light color over a dark base of brown does the trick.
Hey Tyrol, thanks for the kind words! Your seven deadly sins were so well done, especially the layers of detail - I’m taking notes!
Now I have to dig under my house and build a basement. Damn you! LOL
Haha
Your basement is a trip man!
Thanks! Haha
So inspiring! You need to sell tickets for tours.
haha totally!
Do you black out the eye sockets as well?
They were anticipating the big night!
Yup, the eyes are blacked out
So much detail! Amazing as always!
Thank you!
I have to admit, if I haven’t said it already, the scarecrows this year are truly inspiring. I’m sure I could ramble on endlessly here regarding the nuances of each, but I’ll do all of us a favor and nip that diatribe in the bud. You do this stuff for awhile and eventually you think you’ve seen it all, only so many ways to scare the big black birds, clearly there are many, many more. It’s like an unbridled scarecrow catacombs. I don’t know where my future builds will go, but I promise you…The Builders, has made me rethink much of what I believed.
This, truly is, Halloween. ��
Thanks a TON, Jeff. I really appreciate that! Like a whole whole lot : )
Post a Comment