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That's incredible. Does anyone know where it's from?

Great looking puppet

I was watching Season 1 of The Muppet Show with my daughter last week, and was trying to figure out how they were able to get Fozzie's ears to wiggle. Anyone have an idea?

Thanks for all the posts!

How do you guys hold two rod arms when performing? I have seen different ways of holding them (in an x, parallel, etc), but wasn't sure which was the most efficient. I'm sure this has already been a topic, but I couldn't find it. Thanks for your input.

I agree that a tutorial would be sweet. Good job!

I try not to let too many instances come up where someone has the chance to "play" with a puppet. I usually bring them with me in a bag, use them, and bring them home in the bag. There's rarely a time where I'm just walking around with a puppet not in use. Hahahahah

Cool puppet...those eyes are stellar.

Great looking puppet!

So true.

Very nice. Good looking puppets!

Good job.

yeah...looks really good. nice work

a lot of my sketches are reeeeally angular. i thought, why not make a puppet based almost exactly on some of those sketches? so i tried. it was a good learning experience. the hardest part for me was getting the covering over the square foam. the covering was cut to fit it, but the neck, is...

good job :D

niiiiiice

very cool. nice job on both monsters! :D

thanks. the eyes are actually from one way street. i'm not too big a fan of their puppets, but they have some decent, cheap accessories. it doesn't have a lot of range, but it's not hard to move. i glued the mouthplate to the foam head, sewed the red mouth to the head covering, and slipped...

i finally got my lazy tail in gear, and finished up my second puppet a few months back. and i finally have a few pics to show. she was totally experimental. i wanted to make a puppet w/ a square head, so i made a box out of foam, and sewed the head to fit it like a sock. criticism is welcome...

welcome :D