Keeermit said:
howdy all.... once again I have a puppet on ebay.. I have tried using exposed foam for his beak.. let me know what you think of him.. Also if you can think of a name for him.. im stumped for a name .... Thanks for checking him out and any comments you may have.. I have given him longer arms as suggested by someone on here a few puppets back. check him out at
http://cgi.ebay.com/Monster-Puppet-...ryZ11741QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem and have a great day.... also im trying to get through all the emails i get from people regarding puppet making questions.... please be patient, im trying my best to get through them.. cheers
Jarrod
Really Nice Jarrod!
I am a big fan of your work. It is great to see you trying new things. I just did my first exposed foam puppet as well. Your design senibility is what I like so much.
In my experience, I have met many really good builders. However there are a few things that can set them a part from each other. One of these things is what I call "design sense". The choice of the right colours, fabric and eyes can actually make or break a good puppet. No matter how well it is built.
Your colour combinations are really well designed and matched. The touch of purple/blue skin shading and bloches on his muzzle is a super detail. Did you airbrush it, use fabric marker or something else?
Did you use sheet foam? If you didn't then you must have taken a good amount of time to sand and smooth out the foam.
Like I said, "NICE work!"