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tripperfunster) wrote2013-10-09 12:57 pm
Pumpkin Time!
I tried a new method of carving this year. Inspiried by Ray Villifane and his amazing creations, I gave it a try.
Welp, it's kind of neat, but it didn't turn out like I'd hoped. On to the next one!
I was going for a Snape face, but the pumpkin was little and round and it was really hard to make a long, dour face. Oddly enough, this kind of looks like an evil (er) version of my dad! :D

Welp, it's kind of neat, but it didn't turn out like I'd hoped. On to the next one!
I was going for a Snape face, but the pumpkin was little and round and it was really hard to make a long, dour face. Oddly enough, this kind of looks like an evil (er) version of my dad! :D

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Thinking in 3D is HAAARRRD!
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but I am a glutton for punishment, so I'm sure there will be others.
TRY EEET!
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But what I wanna know is, where'd you get a solid pumpkin? Because, ya know, pumpkins are, like, hollow (or at least mine are), and you've got all that lovely carved flesh out of yours.
This is just amazing! I'm lucky to get 2 eyes and a mouth, usually forgetting the nose, LOL!
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It would seem that golfing, bowling and playing cards are acceptable hobbies, but art is not.
When I showed my mother the 'Avengers' bananas I'd made by poking them with pins, her only comment was; "So ... you ruined an entire bunch of bananas?"
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Those Avenger-themed bananas were spectacular!