Now it's time for the second pumpkin I carved this year...
72 HOURS REMAIN
I attempted to carve a pumpkin based on the moon from the old n64 game, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. That game has always reminded me of Halloween, and the moon from it is quite possibly the most terrifying thing to ever be in an E rated game. Seemed appropriate as a pumpkin design.
I've always gone at pumpkins the traditional way; carving out spots for light to shine through, etc. After seeing some of the amazing things people have done with pumpkins, I wanted to try my hand at actual "carving." So, here's my first shot at it, done with a clay carving tool I found in my supplies. I'm already excited to try it again next year.
Here he is lit up. I didn't have any candles, so I improvised with a red glowstick and a mini-flashlight. Sorry for the photo quality, my camera isn't exactly top of the line.
Playing around with the angle:
The lighting:
Then both:
Finally, since my blacklight was right there, I tried seeing what it would look like with a UV light source:
Well, that's it for Halloween 2010.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Majora's Mask Pumpkin
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3D art,
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glow,
halloween,
jack-o-lanturn,
Majora's Mask,
moon,
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pumpkin,
video game,
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That's terrifyingly awesome Ameicuno! Great job!
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