Ephram Vessell is my cemetery groundskeeper. He is an animated, motor driven prop built on a pvc armature. His head is sculpted in celluclay and paperclay over a modified urethane skull. His hands are 2 part urethane cast in a flexwax mold of my hands.
Backstory and video of Ephram can be seen on my blog:
The Shadow Farm: Ephram Vessell
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Ephram Vessell, groundskeeper prop –
04-19-2009,05:00 PM
"I have become the shadows."
http://theshadowfarm.blogspot.com/
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04-19-2009,05:03 PM
too cool, I love his hair blowing. Per usual, Dave, a amazing job
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04-19-2009,05:04 PM
just checked out the video and AMAZING!! love him great work as always

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04-19-2009,05:34 PM
The picture doesn't give this prop justice. the prop is just so real and creepy with great movement.
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04-19-2009,05:43 PM
Just looked at your other creations, you do some amazing work, I'm inspired!
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04-20-2009,03:36 PM
What makes his head move?
Creepy guy, nice workBelieve nothing you hear, and only one half that you see
~Edgar Allen Poe
www.freewebs.com/frightningstuff
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04-20-2009,03:42 PM
There is a motor near the front of his chest. The head is mounted to a piece of pvc that acts as a lever...the motor crank is linked to the lever, which raises and lowers the head.
I have had a bunch of requests for a how-to on this movement...it is on my how-to/to-do list for this year.
In the mean time... you can see a picture under the coat here."I have become the shadows."
http://theshadowfarm.blogspot.com/
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04-20-2009,05:02 PM
another amazing prop , looks wonderfull.
A Witch from Canada
Halloween 2010, La Maison Des Sorcières
http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...loween%202010/
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04-20-2009,06:09 PM
Another beautifully made character, dave....I love it!



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