Just got word that both of my papier mache pumpkin classes have filled to capacity at Space Studios. Guess a lot of folks want to make pumpkins this year.The evenings of October 17th, 18th, 19th and October 24th, 25th, 26th will be filled with papier mache making fun.
My last class was a ton of fun, I can't wait to see what the new students come up with...pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere!
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Inspiration: Swamp
Swamps are facinating...dense, filled with life but at the same time ominous and filled with death. These photos were taken at The Chippewa Nature Center in Midland, MI during a summer hike.
The photos strike a chord with me, the colors, the textures, the light...something evil is lurking beneath those waters.
Enjoy.
The photos strike a chord with me, the colors, the textures, the light...something evil is lurking beneath those waters.
Enjoy.
Friday, October 3, 2008
Three Spiders
Completed three new papier mache spiders for the 2008 display. Need to do some modifications of the paint such as toning down the white drybrush and adding red to the eyes.
The spiders were created with plastic grocery bags, water bottles, wire, newspaper, cardboard and broom bristles.
Labels:
Halloween,
Papier Mache,
Props,
Spiders,
STOLLOWEEN,
Yard Display
Latin Names For Tombstones
Need some creative words to put on tombstones?
Use Latin words such as "indomitus" for fierce, "formidinis" for terror, "mortis" for death and so forth.
Use Latin words such as "indomitus" for fierce, "formidinis" for terror, "mortis" for death and so forth.
They look great on tombstones and sound very ancient and evil.
Don't know Latin..no problem, use this English to Latin online translator to get whatever you want.
Granted you will probably be the only one that knows what the words mean but the effect is sort of chilling.
English To Latin Translator
Simply input words like demon, fear, death, torture, etc and you will get numerous Latin variations..pick the best sounding or looking word and put it on your tombstone.
Roman numerals also look great on tombstones, especially the year you built the tombstone.
Labels:
Halloween,
Latin,
Props,
STOLLOWEEN,
tombstones
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
October 2008
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