I saw them a few years back on the Carnival of Sins tour. There was an afterparty at one of the bars where Vince was the judge of a wet t-shirt contest and I was at the tattoo parlor the next day getting an autograph inked on my body.... 
I saw them a few years back on the Carnival of Sins tour. There was an afterparty at one of the bars where Vince was the judge of a wet t-shirt contest and I was at the tattoo parlor the next day getting an autograph inked on my body....
Great job on the VIPs this year Ryan. My head... er, I mean hat.... is off to you!
Jack was done on a small foam pumpkin from Michaels with the Versa Tool. Night Owl was a little rough but the pumpkin walls were so thick. 
I tried to thin them with the gutter, but the back side was cut off the pumpkin due to frost and I couldn't quite get the drill in far enough...
Well, I am off to a slow start, but here are the first of my carves for this year: http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/304020_10150880384765004_531835003_20871169_1054603510_n.jpg http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/297196_10150446496026217_550176216_11002909_1717916986_n.jpg A...
I second that motion! It would have to be the Crue from the 80's though! 
I have carved 20+ foam Michaels pumpkins with the VersaTool and can't think of any other way to do them. I find it cuts through them so easily. It is a little tricky to make certain cuts, but it just takes a little practice. The curves are tricky but like I said, it just takes some practice. Here ar...
A 6 and a half month old, 23 pound baby to be exact.Ajax wrote:Holy c**p that's a big pumpkin. Looks great I got a 44 pounder that I fit two patterns on from 2011 but nothing that a baby could sit on.
I had a really great time. There were a lot of kids there that were fascinated with the size of the pumpkin alone. The fact that it was different from a regular jack-o-lantern was just the icing on the cake. I think if I were to do it again, I would hope for no frost, so that the top could come off ...
Thanks guys. I managed pretty well with the monster pumpkin. I took the Pumpkin Gutter to it to thin it out some and luckily had a flat surface to carve on. (The pumpkin had some frost on the top side, which was cut off, so I carved the side that had been on the ground.) Here's what I ended up with:...
You and me both!amandap80 wrote:I keep threatening my husband that I am leaving him for Ryan. He is the perfect man.
Has anyone carved a GIANT pumpkin? My friends have asked me to carve the giant pumpkin from their farm (think 300-400 pounds)! Wondering if anyone has had this experiene and if you have any advice. Thanks!
Here's one of me and the family this summer.
Sonic, you really must watch this. Henson was genius!SuperSonic wrote:I've never seen Dark Crystal, whats it about?
I know they are kind of cutsey but the Gabba gang would be kind of fun.
I would definately be carving a Stephen King pumpkin if Ryan were to give us one. He is one of my favorite authors and I can't think of anyone creepier!