Halloween pumpkin carves for 2010
10/31/10, 03:48 PM
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Halloween pumpkin carves for 2010
Ok , while waiting for freaking youtube to get my video loaded, I decided to go ahead and do pictures...yet again (this totally bites).
Frankenstein. Should look a bit familiar from a few years ago. I did two of them for some relatives this year
Another repeat from the past, but one that was a customer carve
One of two I did for my local Childrens Hospital here in Kansas City
Second one for Childrens Hospital
A 'vampire' type of carve.
For my two daughters Dance School teacher
Did two of these, one for me, one for a buddy
Gargoyle-ended up liking this alot more than I expected. I need to do another so I can set them on both sides of the sidewalk.
A new Doc Holiday to replace the one I sold
Adding more in next post.
Frankenstein. Should look a bit familiar from a few years ago. I did two of them for some relatives this year
Another repeat from the past, but one that was a customer carve
One of two I did for my local Childrens Hospital here in Kansas City
Second one for Childrens Hospital
A 'vampire' type of carve.
For my two daughters Dance School teacher
Did two of these, one for me, one for a buddy
Gargoyle-ended up liking this alot more than I expected. I need to do another so I can set them on both sides of the sidewalk.
A new Doc Holiday to replace the one I sold
Adding more in next post.
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Part 2
Dracula carve for a customer
Michael Meyers for a customer
Jason for a customer
One of my personal favorites this year. London After Midnight. The green makes this one.
More detailed version of Frankenstein. Picture does it no justice...Its much better in person.
Batman
Part 3 incoming.
Dracula carve for a customer
Michael Meyers for a customer
Jason for a customer
One of my personal favorites this year. London After Midnight. The green makes this one.
More detailed version of Frankenstein. Picture does it no justice...Its much better in person.
Batman
Part 3 incoming.
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Prolly my favorite 4 of this season:
Elvis-the one that got in Rolling Stone Online. Did this for my mom who is a HUGE Elvis fan.
Spiderman In The Rain-Love the emotion it evokes (IMO)
Hooded Skull
A second Darth Vader. I saw this pattern first, but decided it wasnt as good. I looked at it again a few weeks ago and decided it was better than I initially thought so I gave it a try. I friggin LOVE it.
In addition to these, I got two older carves and one from this year added to rolling stone magazine online:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ph...3622/218999/20
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ph...3622/218999/25
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ph...3622/218999/27
If I ever get the video to finish processing, I'll link it.
Andretti
Elvis-the one that got in Rolling Stone Online. Did this for my mom who is a HUGE Elvis fan.
Spiderman In The Rain-Love the emotion it evokes (IMO)
Hooded Skull
A second Darth Vader. I saw this pattern first, but decided it wasnt as good. I looked at it again a few weeks ago and decided it was better than I initially thought so I gave it a try. I friggin LOVE it.
In addition to these, I got two older carves and one from this year added to rolling stone magazine online:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ph...3622/218999/20
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ph...3622/218999/25
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ph...3622/218999/27
If I ever get the video to finish processing, I'll link it.
Andretti
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11/3/10, 06:28 AM
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11/4/10, 06:29 AM
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Thanks guys.
They're made of foam...shipping is as easy as putting in a box. I've been shipping them around the U.S. for a few years now.
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Actually, I'm in the process of getting one set up. I own the domain: www.thegourdsgonewild.com already and someone is suppose to be working on having it up and running here in hopefully a week or so.
If any of you saw something you might be interested in or have a subject you might like to have made into a pumpkin, please feel free to send me an email at: gonewild@kc.rr.com
Pricing will depend on the intricacy of the needed carve (time spent) plus the initial cost of materials ($20 for the foam pumpkin I get at Michaels arts and crafts store).
The best part is still the fact that these pumpkins last forever as long as you take care of them so in my mind (and those of the people who've already purchased some from me) they are worth it.
Andretti
If any of you saw something you might be interested in or have a subject you might like to have made into a pumpkin, please feel free to send me an email at: gonewild@kc.rr.com
Pricing will depend on the intricacy of the needed carve (time spent) plus the initial cost of materials ($20 for the foam pumpkin I get at Michaels arts and crafts store).
The best part is still the fact that these pumpkins last forever as long as you take care of them so in my mind (and those of the people who've already purchased some from me) they are worth it.
Andretti
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Actually, I'm in the process of getting one set up. I own the domain: www.thegourdsgonewild.com already and someone is suppose to be working on having it up and running here in hopefully a week or so.
If any of you saw something you might be interested in or have a subject you might like to have made into a pumpkin, please feel free to send me an email at: gonewild@kc.rr.com
Pricing will depend on the intricacy of the needed carve (time spent) plus the initial cost of materials ($20 for the foam pumpkin I get at Michaels arts and crafts store).
The best part is still the fact that these pumpkins last forever as long as you take care of them so in my mind (and those of the people who've already purchased some from me) they are worth it.
Andretti
If any of you saw something you might be interested in or have a subject you might like to have made into a pumpkin, please feel free to send me an email at: gonewild@kc.rr.com
Pricing will depend on the intricacy of the needed carve (time spent) plus the initial cost of materials ($20 for the foam pumpkin I get at Michaels arts and crafts store).
The best part is still the fact that these pumpkins last forever as long as you take care of them so in my mind (and those of the people who've already purchased some from me) they are worth it.
Andretti
Good luck on your new business.
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