When I think Halloween, I think Jon Neill, the professional artist who has become a pumpkin carver. This guy has "mad skilz" as the kids say.
Meet Slushy the Cyclops. Like most of Jon's work, Slushy is apparently done with your average pumpkin, but another pic from his website appears to show a carving made from an entry in one of those biggest pumpkin contests we hear about this time of year; in this case something called the Fair Oaks Farms Cowtoberfest.
No, no mention of how big it was. Go look around on his website. The guy has some serious talent.
Talent! My first pumpkin carve looked a lot like my last, and none of them were very good - thankfully we're out of the business now.
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DeleteI carved pumpkins when I had kids. They were slightly better done than the pumpkins that the five year old carved. Rite of passage for kids and parents. Not much art was required to get the job done and put a candle inside to flicker. Meanwhile, all of the costumes at COSTCO are sold out and it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
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