Arranged Candy (20" x 26" [51cm x 66cm]). I made this one specifically for use on the cover of an upcoming issue of Brick Weekly.
Arranged Candy (20" x 26" [51cm x 66cm]). I made this one specifically for use on the cover of an upcoming issue of Brick Weekly.
sweet!
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice.
ReplyDeleteI think I just turned diabetic.
ReplyDeleteJust in time for Halloween! I love Halloween, but it's not really celebrated in Australia. :(
ReplyDeleteHe looks very surprised that he's looking leftwards.
ReplyDeleteWhere did all that candy come from and , more importantly, where did it go? What a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteA skull so sweet i could die
ReplyDeleteThanks guys!
ReplyDeleteIt took a little searching to find non-branded candy (since I didn't want to have legal issues with the image being in print). In the end a chain drugstore was able to fill the bill. Most likely it'll end up being eaten by trick-or-treaters.
I'm sure you're familiar with the Mexican tradition 'Day of the Dead'. You should go to Mexico, specifically to Oaxaca to be part of the celebration. The skull and skeletons are a central part of the celebration.
ReplyDeletelove the candy skull- i have a pic of some guiness chocolate cupcakes that were skull powder sugared on top--as a tribute to your skull a day at my dia de la calavera gallery event--how do i send it to you? i am tech challenged. thanks for all your imagination-
ReplyDelete1. The Strangeloves wrote ‘I want Candy
ReplyDelete2. ‘I want Candy’ was parodied on The Simpsons
3. The Simpson’s Theme was written by Danny Elfman
4. Danny Elfman was the signing voice of Jack Skellington
5. Jack Skellington has a Skull
6. Skulls and Kevin Bacon were both mentioned in the same article
My favorite skull so far. Very sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love the candy skull
ReplyDeleteSubmit to the Schaedel Contest in Nov. Darling!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the Schaedel Contest??
ReplyDeleteYay!!!!
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