Setting Up the Props by GrandmaT
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Description
Alex is helping set up the props for the local Haunted House down at the docks. He seems to be veering from the original plan but it should be amusing if not overly scary. He just hopes the foot won’t fall off – again.
This is as “Halloweeny” as I get. The M4 skeleton and Jai hair are from DAZ.
Freebies”
Just a Guy pose – Structure
Midnight Pirate Beach Party beer – Aphotic Inferno
Blouson top – Mammamo
Uzilite base scarf – Uzilite
Comments (45)
gaius
Very funny and not spooky at all ! Great great job.
Wolfenshire Online Now!
It is that time again, I think I'll skip decorations this year. I'm tired of teenagers stealing stuff.
Freethinker56
Fun well it made me laugh...very well done Bravo
UteBigSmile
radioham
Great scene very nice work
nickcarter
Definitely will make a nice effect on Halloween night!!! Great Job!!
Navi
Nice idea :)
MartiniquePL
Oh my sweet gooddess... don't tell me this is seriously. This little, thin guy really lost his bones? Thanks God he has still a bottle of beer - most important! Very funny, ha ha ha
lizard01
Cool idea
donnena
Great fun!!
Artienne
Lovely work!
velleman
Interesting job :-), lovely scene!
g1tip
Great scene ! ! !
wparrott1
Great Halloween image. Well done!
anahata.c
your pieces always tell stories, and they're always so playful and inventive with the people and things in them. I love the light on that skeleton---it's very bright and opaque. And on his sweater too (the guy). That hat visually curves up in the shape of his leg, like a cat would. And you have another fine angle in the wood background---I've always liked how you criss cross angles in your piece. That's what photographers look for, to avoid "straight-on" sights...A really nice intimate 'capture', it's in a small space, and the guy enjoys what he's doing totally (even if a foot did drop off, lol...)