8. For the next part, I wanted to figure out a way to light it from inside. It's still hollow and accessible from the bottom, as well as the mouth, so

8. For the next part, I wanted to figure out a way to light it from inside. It's still hollow and accessible from the bottom, as well as the mouth, so

7. I then got some fake moss, as well as some real lichens that I just got off the fence with a paint scraper and glued them on. I think it really hel

6. Here it is with the foam "barkified" and painted. I first covered it with a chestnut brown and then lightly sprayed it with two different

5. Then I started covering the canvas with Great Stuff spray foam. This was why I needed the canvas skin, so I could get a surface for the foam to att

4.Now I needed something to cover the chicken wire skeleton. I cut a piece of my canvas drop-cloth (you can see some of the fluorescent green paint fr

3. Next I used some wire cutters to cut eyes and a mouth in the chicken wire.

2. First I got a section of chicken wire about the right size and stapled it over the hole. This would be my framework / skeleton.

8. For the next part, I wanted to figure out a way to light it from inside. It's still hollow and accessible from the bottom, as well as the mouth, so

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Jun 25, 2014

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