...which gives me an idea...why not M&Ms in the white, gray and black colors.
Which gives ME an idea: why not actual skulls in white grey and black colours arranged at the bottom of some mass-burial pit so that when you look down, you see the uber-skull?
Check out my beaded skeletons I made today... :)
Skittles, catch the rainbow...Noah, this proves that you're NUTS!I'd like to see some ice sculpture skulls sometime soon... :-)
love the texture of this one!j
Nice job :)
Very nice. Here is a challenge... A mercury skull... grinning... it can be called "the smurkully"tip: work on a flat surface ;)
Probably one of the best smelling skulls you've made! Peanuts in the shell are the best.
OH no! another skull I'm allergic too! this makes it a super scary skull!
Arranged Peanut Shells. Longtime reader Monster Maniac suggested this material a while back.
...which gives me an idea...why not M&Ms in the white, gray and black colors.
ReplyDeleteWhich gives ME an idea: why not actual skulls in white grey and black colours arranged at the bottom of some mass-burial pit so that when you look down, you see the uber-skull?
ReplyDeleteCheck out my beaded skeletons I made today... :)
ReplyDeleteSkittles, catch the rainbow...
ReplyDeleteNoah, this proves that you're NUTS!
I'd like to see some ice sculpture skulls sometime soon... :-)
love the texture of this one!
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Nice job :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Here is a challenge... A mercury skull... grinning... it can be called "the smurkully"
ReplyDeletetip: work on a flat surface ;)
Probably one of the best smelling skulls you've made! Peanuts in the shell are the best.
ReplyDeleteOH no! another skull I'm allergic too! this makes it a super scary skull!
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