Maverick Pumpkin

Well, I dug up an old thread of mine (Maverick Pumpkin) because I didn't feel like I needed to start a new one. Anyway, this year I carved a Demon Drop pumpkin and thought that you guys might wanna take a look. Happy Halloween!

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Whoops! I didnt know that you couldnt see it if you didnt have a facebook. Sorry I'll fix that.

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Very nice. I use the same technique on my pumpkins so I know how time-consuming that is, haha. I'll have to do a CP one next year.

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yeah, it did take a while, thanks a lot. :)

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Looks great! I've tried to do stuff like that but it has never turned out that great for me.

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i was worried about that too. but i guess it turned out pretty decent. thanks

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Great job......Thanks for posting :)

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Now I see! :) Good job. I suck at carving pumkins.

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I myself am better at smashing pumpkins than carving them . . .

Cool work, Corkscrew.
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That was pretty cool! :)

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Very cool. What technique did you use to scrape away the skin? I tried doing that for the first time this year since I had a lot of lettering and carving all the way through wasn't going to work. I ended up slicing the letters with an X-Acto knife and sort of digging out the skin with various tools... it was very awkward, took forever, and didn't work well! I'm curious how you did it.

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I used a wood carving kit. I outlined it with one of the kit pieces that was sharp, and then used a curved edge wood carving tool to scrape away the skin. It did take a long time, though.

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Hmm, that reminds me, I have a gouge tool for linoleum from a printmaking class I took. That probably would work too. Wish I'd thought of that. Ah well.

That is cool! I am glad you took pictures to share with us!

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That looks really cool dude! I hope you got an A for doing that for extra credit. :)

Nice pics. Good work!

Very nice! I did a Maverick pumpkin last year, but I was way to lazy to scrape it out so I just carved it.
http://img29.picoodle.com/img/img29/6/10/28/f_Pumpkin1m_f66e122.jpg

Your pumpkin is pretty sweet. And thanks everyone for the compliments.

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