Let's start with Stump an Owl. I haven't got all the elements that Laura has on her version yet. There's a book that I want to add but I need to improvise something to put it on. I think it definitely needs that additional element, and I think I will follow Laura's lead and add some foliage or other decorations to the top (there's a nice ledge there).
The figurine is Bat Boy Ben.
Aren't Laura's collage elements amazing in their details? I love these owls. In the closeup I think you can see their names. Try saying them aloud - aren't they a hoot? (Sorry for the pun - I just couldn't resist).
Now on to Boo Bash, featuring the Grumpy Pumpkin Trio. It was the third element I built and was made from a papier mache pumpkin. I just loved making this one - recreating all the little details - getting out pliers and cutters and all sorts of tools. I experimented with the inside paint color until I got a shade of green that would really show off the details even inside the shadowy interior.
I added some fibers around the bottom as well as some black lacy ribbon that had been in my stash for awhile.
The character with this element is Robby Robot.
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I added some black leaf trim to the sides of the pumpkin.
And to see how these elements look with all the other pieces I made for the Halloween Carnival, check out the Halloween Carnival project page.
3 comments:
OMG! I love this! The lanterns are awesome. REALLY well done!
Robby Robot - my fav!
I absolutely am amazed by the green background. The pumpkin coloring is super too, but the green background does it all - looks great, has a wonderful patterning, shows off the lanterns, contrasts with the pumpkins - your experimenting works perfectly on all levels.
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