Something along the lines of using natural things in the crafting process such as: leaves, twigs, wood, wool, rocks, grass, sand, clay, ect. I'd also say make it where a certain percentage of the piece has to be of natural materials.

Anybody else up for that?

I actually think they look fine. They look really distressed, gritty, and distorted..which kind of contributes to the "serial killer" aspect to me.

It's huge! (you don't hear that in real life..bahaha)

Oh gah, the first song I imagined him dancing to was that techno song from Strong Bad's Emails on homestarrunner.com. The system is down! The system is down!

For the uninitiated :

http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html (click on the lightswitch at the end for an encore hehe)

Ok, I'm poor right now and I bought some ramen noodles and cup-o-soup things to save. Well, I knew they were bad for you, but after eating a delicious chicken cup-o-soup I looked at the label and realized I basically ate a cup-o-sodium (1550 mgs! ). So, I've been on a quest today to find the stuff to make my own ramen and well..I've found my low sodium broth base and freeze dried veggies (both of which have a really long shelf life and the price works out to be cheaper than cup-o-soup), but...the noodles? I do like the consistency of the instant ramen and their...curliness, but I want the air dried variety since they have less fat and are generally supposed to be better for you. I've searched all the online asian grocery stores I could find, but I have no clue what type of noodles I need to be looking for because plain "ramen" noodles don't pop up (soba, somen, udon???). Not to mention, I don't read japanese/chinese/korean/ect. Can anyone help me out here?

I've done a tiny bit of scroll saw work before and just couldn't get the kind of intricacy I wanted with the equipment I was using (not that I knew exactly what I should be using anyway..lol). What kind of saw/blades did you work with?

I have drooled over your work for a while now and I'm always amazed at the shapes and designs you create.

Do you use a laser cutter to make these?

Redheads look great in green. Take Marcia Cross at the Emmys for example:

http://fileserver.glam.com/2/-1312744e4e5b744d5d.jpg

Hahaha! I totally thought that too. I saw the icon and thought "What the heck is that?!? A baboon sculpture?"

haha

We're awesome. High-five!

I love origami cranes. I made some huge ones for Christmas ornament gifts last year..big hit.

Ok, I just wanted to say that if you look at this picture on the main page icons it looks kind of like a baboon with a beard. Come on ya'll. Can't you see it? The orange crane on the right is the nose?! Right?!?!  haha


I'm not kidding, it totally does lol