[ryanlamprecht]

Been wanting to make this one for a couple of years. I've never made a brown stone before.

 

[kimcfadd]

Great job!!

 

[MT_Grave]

Nicely done! I like it.

 

[DaveintheGrave]

Wow, looks real! Nice!

 

[foolishmortal42]

Looks great. Very realistic.

 

[Wolfman]

Jeez, Rye, isn't it kinda freaky seeing your own name on a tombstone?

 

[StanFam3]

Wow..... that's gorgeous! Great job!

 

[Abysome1]

Looks great, nicely done Ryan

 

[Hilda]

Gorgeous stone!! Very funny.

"Before I draw nearer to that stone to which you point," said Scrooge, "answer me one question. Are these the shadows of the things that Will be, or are they shadows of things that May be, only?"
Just remember... it's not too late to change your epitaph! hahahahaha

 

[Terra]

The brown is a great color for a tombstone. Your cracks are the best I've seen - I just can't quite get the knack for those, heh.

 

[ryanlamprecht]

Thanks a lot Terra. Since your stones are pretty much the bar to which a lot of us attempt to reach, that's quite the compliment.

 

[ryanlamprecht]

Wolfman, you're not the first person to ask that. In fact right now my mother-in-law is very upset with me over this stone. She's genuinely upset that I put her daughter's name on it. Since my mother-in-law means the world to me, I told my wife if her mom is really that upset, I'd gladly destroy the stone if it made her feel better. Of course my wife wouldn't hear of it. But to answer your question; no, it's not weird. I'm not at all superstitious. To me it's just Styrofoam, paint, and a handful of hours, but nothing more. Plus, I have a pretty bizarre sense of humor, so this sort of thing just feeds into that. Plus, if you think about it, how many people ever get to see their name on a gravestone? I bet my mother-in-law is really going to hit the roof when I corps a couple of skeletons to lay in front of it.

 

[creeeepycathy]

beautiful Job!