Went to the local Kroger (grocery store) to buy some coarse ground black pepper...scored this great zombie mask for $15.00!
Showing posts with label zombie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zombie. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Monday, August 22, 2011
It's corpsin' time!
I'm working on a half-corpse to possibly carry in the upcoming Dragon*Con parade on Labor Day weekend. She'll "interact" with the crowd and others throughout the day.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Grow Your Own Zombie
I saw this on HalloweenForum.com and had to share. The simplicity is genius! It was also suggested that there be an open bag of "brain" fertilizer close by!

The original photo by phildesignart appears here.

The original photo by phildesignart appears here.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Scent Your Fog with FrankenScents!!

Keep an "eyeball out" for FrankenScents.
It's due to open soon!
Here are some of the fog scents that FrankenScents will be offering:
Swamp - a damp, cool, swampy marsh
Charred Corpse - disgustingly real burnt flesh
Autopsy - a caustic deathly musk, formaldehyde
Creepy Carnival - A gothic circus in scent form
Hell - Fire and Brimstone, and sulfurous magma
Forest - A mysterious, dark wooded forest.
Laboratory - The smell of smoke, machinery and rubber
Hayride - Pumpkins and hay
Powder Keg - Great for pirates or prospectors, canon-fire or mine shafts.
Zombie Breath - what death's breath smells like in the morning
Voodoo'd - smell of a voodoo rite around a campfire
Urine - Pee! Smelled in hospitals, pottys, asylums, and public transportation
Slaughter Farm - Bad for the livestock, good for the butcher
Vampyre - The quintessential broody gothic fragrance
Mansion - A dusty plantation, cobwebs and all
Rotting Coffin - Unearthed and moldy tomb
Witch's Brew - A spicy harvest fragrance
Toilet - PU this one smells just bad
Candy Corn - True candy corn in liquid form
Full Moon - Crisp, cool night under a full moon
Sea - the algae infested briny ocean.
I NEED to sample them all but I'm most excited about the Zombie Breath scent! I have a zombie ground-breaker prop who's just itching to spew some rank, zombie breath fog from his gaping maw!
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Making Zombie Arms
Tonight I'm making prop zombie arms out of bended pvc pipes to go with the zombie hands I made last year.

Two 9" pieces of pvc pipe.

Curved slightly by heating them up with a heat gun.

Holes drilled into the ends.

Fastened with zip ties.

Zip tie ends stuck into the open end of the pvc pipe and everything taped down with duct tape.
Next I'll coat the arms with construction adhesive (like liquid nails), stain them and give them a little touch up paint.

Two 9" pieces of pvc pipe.

Curved slightly by heating them up with a heat gun.

Holes drilled into the ends.

Fastened with zip ties.

Zip tie ends stuck into the open end of the pvc pipe and everything taped down with duct tape.
Next I'll coat the arms with construction adhesive (like liquid nails), stain them and give them a little touch up paint.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Makin' Styrofoam Zombie Heads

This past weekend I've been carving zombie heads from Styrofoam wig heads using a Dremel tool. It take about 30 minutes...and keep the Shop-Vac on the entire time unless you want your work area to look like the blizzard of 2010! I bought the wig heads for $9.99 each at Hobby Lobby.

Next to glue on the teeth!
I learned this technique from the EXCELLENT "Make Your Own Scratch Built Corpse" DVD available for only $15.00 at monstercloset.com GET IT!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Corpse head

Here's the head to one of many corpses I'll be bulding over the next couple weeks. Made from a styrofoam wig head, construction adhesive, hot glue for fabrics and paint.
Friday, September 10, 2010
UNDEAD Pale Ale

I stumbled across a t-shirt design displaying a label very similar to this one. The t-shirt design said "POSTHUMOUS PALE ALE" and I'll admit to you that I had to look up the word posthumous (AFTER DEATH) to get it. So...I changed the name to something that simpletons like me can understand. I'll print out a bunch of these and stick them onto bottles of Pale Ale for my Halloween party.
note: original "posthumous pale ale" design by Blair Sayer.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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