[LouieScaredStupid]

My first prop! Walgreens "Wally" Skeleton with Allen's Corpsing technique.

 

[CreeepyCathy]

looks great. perfect placement of the spider... creeps me out.

 

[ouizul1]

Nice work. ...and the spider on the face is a nice touch. Awesome.

 

[Dark Angel 27]

this is great!

 

[RoxyBlue]

I had the same reaction when I scrolled to the second shot - "Eww, spider!"

I like the added touch of the tuft of hair clinging forlornly to his scalp.

 

[debbie5]

MMmmmmm....and he tastes like chocolate!

 

[QDance]

Very creepy... I love how the eyes seem to pop out!

 

[Spooky1]

Nice job on the corpse, I like the spiders.

 

[Armor78154]

Too bad you can never find a spider that wants to work a haunt on Halloween...good job on the corpsing. If you want to age his bones a bit, I used some Minwax pine stain...it does a good yellowing effect.

 

[Lunatic]

Looks great! Is that Marty Feldman?

 

[Eeeekim]

Looks great. Very icky. But can I suggest a little dry-brushing to bring out the details in the skin.

 

[lollypopholly]

good job!

 

[kprimm]

Cool prop, nice job. I also agree about the spiders too, they look great on him.

 

[ScreamingScarecrow]

Creepy Halloween Prop!
Nothing like an eyeball sucking spider to get the Tots!

 

[LouieScaredStupid]

I did a better job with the dry brushing on the torso and limbs. Got kinda lazy on the head. My favorite part about this project is you could always go back and add more plastic and paint later.

 

[fick209]

Looks great! Love that spider!