jack-o-lantern art
We're traditionalists in the pumpkin milieu, as you can see by my creations this year. Actually, #1 son designed them, I merely executed his "vision".
But for a whole 'nother world of Pumpkin Art, check out the Mount Rushmore of jack-o-lanterns (here's an example of our scariest world leader). Also have a look at Extreme Pumpkins -- and here's a site with some cool stencil patterns (I love the hangman). Stock up on toothpicks before you try these, Rudy.
posted by andrea at 9:18 a.m.
12 Comments:
But does Gorge Bush's face start to rot after 2 or 3 days?
Very cool pumpkins Andrea! I am so jealous you had a creative collaboration. It is so much more fun to do the carving tradition with someone to share the experience! I just plugged in my plastic jack-o-lantern this year. Hey, at least I got it out of our storage locker...
Man, that one at the bottom is too scary for prime time.
Oh. Wait ....
My little boy just looked at the picture and said it lookedsad. "Kid," I said, "you have no idea."
All you need is the silly grin, a missing tooth and you'll have Alfred E. Neuman.
Spooky! I like your pumpkins, but I don't like anything with GB's face on it... Hope you had a fun Halloween:>
Thank God someone else finally noticed G dubya Looks like Alfred E. Newman. Don't you just want to pull his freakin' ears and wipe the smartass grin he's usually wearing off his face?
Good observation, guys! Alfred E. Neuman had to grow up sometime, didn't he?
LOL... Alfred E Neuman. My dad used to bring me some MAD magazine when I was young. I learned some dirty words from it... LOL. I thougt that all americans loved W... Nice work Andrea. And as you can see, I'M BACK on Blogger. YEP!
Now thats what I call a pumkin head don't you just want to smash that one!
These are soooo NEAT!
So excellent that you posted your pumpkins. Thanks!
now that's scary
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