This week I got alot of props done.I did one zombie doll-finished a angel figure tombstone-almost done with a full size massager zombie still need to stuff him glue the pvc and try him out.I started a 4ft by 2ft tombstone to hide my peppers ghost child photo.Some photos are in my album.
Holy pumpkins! I'm up to my ears in projects! Just a few weeks ago, I was bearly working on anything, now, I'm working on everything =) I've now started the VERY early stages of my first ground breaker and also of my JOL monster =) I fiddled with the "plastic bag head" of my JOL moster for so long, trying to get the amature in the "perfect" shape. Stuffing and crumpling paper, taping up edges to give him a more natural shape, tying and re-tying ...
Planned projects for this years haunt are already well underway. One of the things that I was looking to do this year was to animate some props. With the help of a couple of shiatsu massagers I have a ground breaker now animated and an animated breakout skeleton as a new addition. Also, thanks to the project building group I now have a tombstone peeper. New groundbreaker coffins have been constructed and I have revamped the old coffin. The Spell book ...
Just rambling ideas around for 2009 haunt I really want to try to make my cemetery bigger, just use it for the whole theme this year. I am in the process of recreating a version of the crying angel/beloved statue. Right now I am working on the tombstone facade, I already have the dress, foam core head and wig for the project. Today I am suppose to go by and look at some mannequin parts that will be donated by a business. I also have a contact at another ...
I have FINALLY begun paper mache on my creepy tree. At 8:30 last night, enough was enough. I mixed up my goo, shreaded my newspaper and got started. I didn't get too far yet, just the roots (had to wrap each on individually to get it to stick/look right) and all the way around the bottom of the trunk. I'm all ready pleased with the results. AND, during my daily walk, I saw a few trees with crevices in them, that I think I'll be able to re-create, on my tree, by way of card board ...
