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If they made "performance puppet" replicas instead of photo puppets, I would be all over them like a pack of dogs on a 3-legged cat!:D I would love to own ones that are authentic looking (and actual size), that I could put my hand inside and operate just like the real deal.That would be sweet...

I can just picture Kermit sitting in his La-Z-Tadpole chair one evening reading the paper. When suddenly there is a knock at his front door and when he answers it there stands Grover! Grover: HEEEEEYYY FROGGGIE BAYYYYYBEEEE!:super:

May your drawing hand never cramp and your markers never run out of ink.:)

I remember a number of years ago, one of the TV evangelists ( Jerry Falwell or Jimmy Swaggart I can't remember which one) was on TV saying that Ernie and Bert were a gay couple. I remember it kinda torqued me off, at the time. :mad: That whole idea should be buried in a big, big hole.

Fantastic job on the puppets! I can picture them in my mind singing "Christmas Don't Be Late":) Alvin::sing: ♪♫ ...me I want a huuula hooop...♪♫

Hey,for a four year old raccoon he's a good singer.:) I'm older than four and not a raccoon and I can't sing a note, so Trouble is waaay ahead of me already:o

What a cool puppet! Awesome job!:D

Three guesses who my favourite muppet is, and the first two don't count!:halo:

I am looking forward to seeing whatever dioramas you have created. They are awesome! I personally would like to see a "Western Sketch"(The Day Kid Fozzie Rode Into Town) one.:o Fozzie: "Does this sound like John Wayne?" Not really. You sound more like Fozzie Bear with a cold.

Hmmm...an interesting observation. I wasn't aware of that, until you pointed it out.:wisdom: Maybe it's the more politically correct times we live in? Or maybe,after The Muppet Show ended, Kermit got tired of being a victim and enrolled in 'hopkido' classes?:)

If memory serves me correctly, I seem to recall reading something on the web about using terry cloth to 'skin' puppets. It gives a nice look but doesn't look too "muppety". I'm not sure how well it hides seams, though. It could be a real 'bear to work with':o

I love your artwork! You give the characters so much energy and vitality that they come alive on the page.They are always doing SOMETHING not just posing.:)

Thanks G. I'm glad you agree(OMG I'M SPEAKING IN RHYME!:batty:) As a level 0 puppet maker myself, I found Mr. Kennedy's books very helpful. I am in the process of building my first puppet. Using a pattern from Puppet Mania called Sock Puppy I am modifying it to make....Sock Kermit:)

What a cool assortment of puppets you have!:) Did you make them?

A personal favourite of mine.... You're Always Welcome At Our House by Marissa Berensen:)

WOW! What an amazing puppet!:excited: The quality of the workmanship on "George" reminds me very much of the marionettes that Gerry and Sylvia Anderson used on such shows as Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet (albeit on a larger scale) Awesome!:D

Hi everyone!:) I just joined up after lurking around the ol' forum for a while and thought I would jump in here with my 2 cents(Cdn.) If you are looking for a book with ideas for some simple to build (and rather cool looking IMHO) puppets, have you considered John Kennedy's books Puppet Mania...