I would like to add a screen accurate black cat head poking out the top eventually, but that won't be this year, unfortunately.
Phew, that was a busy weekend (putting on a two-day yard sale is *rough*), but I didn't forget! I got lucky with the current design; it was too big to prototype properly, so I had to figure it out in my head and it mostly worked out, and I've been tweaking it since.
Please bury with me several types of cheese.
"However, it remains unknown why these individuals were covered with cheese in the first place." I want to live my life in such a way that someone cannot say that they don't understand why I was covered with cheese.
When researchers tested a mysterious substance on the heads and necks of ancient mummies found in China's Tarim Basin, they discovered that it was the world's oldest cheese.
Thanks! I did, back in 2022, though I had been thinking about it long before that. I had tried just filling the sack with lightweight stuff, but it's so big, like 5 feet in diameter, that I had trouble filling it, and it sagged like a pear on a stick, so I had to give him a skeleton.
Thank you! Enoch has continued to be a challenging build, cause he can be so top heavy even while trying to keep it light, so I keep making improvements to make him more stable. His head is a bucket, wooden dowels, and pool noodles in a basketball-like cloth sack I sewed.
this spooky season, i have a non-movie suggestion 🤯 Over the Garden Wall is probably my answer for "favorite animated kid's show" which is high praise because i am pirating copies of Adventure Time in my spare time. it's the perfect Fall/Halloween/Autumnal show and seriously a trip check it out
ALT: a group of pumpkins are gathered around a large pumpkin with a face
A thousand times this! I adore Over The Garden Wall so much, I built a life size Enoch (Over 12 feet tall) and a Potsfieldian (and I plan on building another one so the first won't look quite so lonely). I think I have better pictures of Enoch, but I can't seem to find them at the moment.
I think we can agree that this vampire queen was not a very effective leader. She waits like a hundred years for her replacement, then just delegates all the work to four of her lackeys who fail miserably multiple times while she just chills out with her sisters in the unfinished castle basement.
Wow, this is right up there with Ebert's famous review of "North".
SFGATE columnist Drew Magary makes a very strong case for why you shouldn't see Francis Ford Coppola's newest film.