Title: Our Cousin From England
Materials: Pumpkin, knife, spoon, candle
Inspiration: As you might figure, I love Halloween. I'll be out of town on the 31st, however, so in the hope I might have a couple Trick or Treaters over the weekend, I thought I'd bend my knife in homage of my favorite vamp, Barnabas Collins, Frid-style.
"Here there be Monsters!" I'm going to try to create a new piece of monster-inspired art every day for a year, using prompts from Noah Scalin's "365 - A Daily Creativity Journal".
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Day 123: Work on Eggshells
Title: Commander Aeihg
Assignment: Work with or be inspired by an eggshell.
Materials: Two eggs, acrylic paint, blue playdoh, hot glue and a bit of dry scrambled egg for the helmet crest.
Assignment: Work with or be inspired by an eggshell.
Materials: Two eggs, acrylic paint, blue playdoh, hot glue and a bit of dry scrambled egg for the helmet crest.
but quickly discovered that though the eggs take paint easily, they shatter even more easily.
Decided the only thing to do was create my own alien commander instead.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Day 122: Create a Musical Instrument
Title: The Devil's Dingle Ball
Assignment: Make a working musical instrument. It doesn't have to look, sound or work like any existing musical instruments.
Materials: A Devil's Claw pod from Tucson, courtesy of my bro-in-law Rick, acrylics, beads, wire and a bit of hot glue.
Inspiration: I've always loved these amazing seed pods - Rick had a bumper crop of them this year and I managed to bring two home on the plane completely intact. I wanted to maintain the primitive mask look of them and thought a single bell would be sufficient to summon any necessary demons.
This is what the dried pods look like naturally:
Assignment: Make a working musical instrument. It doesn't have to look, sound or work like any existing musical instruments.
Materials: A Devil's Claw pod from Tucson, courtesy of my bro-in-law Rick, acrylics, beads, wire and a bit of hot glue.
Inspiration: I've always loved these amazing seed pods - Rick had a bumper crop of them this year and I managed to bring two home on the plane completely intact. I wanted to maintain the primitive mask look of them and thought a single bell would be sufficient to summon any necessary demons.
This is what the dried pods look like naturally:
And here is one afterwards...
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