Here is my first try at making tombstones and a partial coffin for my graveyard scene. Let me know what you think
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Zombie
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My first try at tombstones and coffin –
08-05-2009,02:29 PM
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08-05-2009,02:38 PM
Everything looks great. The tombstones definitely look like they belong in a very old graveyard.
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Zombie
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08-05-2009,02:40 PM
some more tombstones and another angle of the coffin
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08-05-2009,02:42 PM
Very impressive!
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08-05-2009,02:58 PM
Excellent work!! I'm really liking those tombstones...
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08-05-2009,03:22 PM
Excellent! I especially like #1 and #2 in your photo order.
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Crypt Keeper
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08-05-2009,03:22 PM
Excellent work! I like the coffin (it appears you built it to be partially sticking out of the ground? Great effect!). Your tombstones look very, very nice. I do have one suggestion; the moss on the tombstones looks good, but make sure it doesn't look like it only appears on the tombstones. Scatter some pieces in various well-lit sections of the yard so it looks more like a native plant to your yard. This makes the "seam" between prop and environment blur and lends more reality to your scene. Good job and happy haunting!
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Zombie
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08-05-2009,03:27 PM
I agree, I plan to have moss and vines in the scene as well as on the iron fence surrounding it. I also made some of the PVC candles (red, white and black) with tea lights. I hope for it to look like a very old cemetery scene with some skeletal parts and a 6 foot grim reaper I picked up from Spirits last year.
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The Great Pumpkin
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