Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts

Then They Surfaced.

Photos from Halloween weekend have surfaced on the interwebs.
Oh me. Oh my. Good times!

Dancing to make up for all of my skipped dates to the gym!

Posing for another camera. A photo of the photo. A metaphoto!
Check out more of the nightly shenanigans on my photog-friend's website. 

Until next time, ♥.

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Robble, Robble.

The Inspiration
Image via Portroids
Seriously racking my brain for inspiration since the beginning of September, 
I was set to recreate something that was remotely obscure yet recognizable unless you've been under a rock your entire life. Once I came across this photograph, I was determined to make it my own. I take my costuming very seriously.
Robble, robble! I was to become the Hamburglar.
I figured it would be easy enough: stripes, cape, mask, burgers, and hat.
So, I made myself a shopping list  as a reminder to search around when I scoured my usual thrifting haunts. 
Let's just say I had a great success! 

The Execution
Thrifted finds plus felt embellishments.
My costume, all pinned and ready to be sewed and glued into place!
I got super fed up with the store-bought mask and decided to make my own.
Thus, we have...

My Interpretation


Costume Details:
->Extremely Oversized striped shirt, Wolfe Street ($1)
->Black Felt Wide Brim Fedora, My Favorite Thrift Store ($3)
->Black Bandage Skirt, XXI (Gift)
->Red Striped Tie, Goodwill ($1)
->Red Leather Boots, Ebay ($25)
->Shimmer Black Tights, Half of Half ($1)
->Skirt Altered into Black Cape, Savers ($3)
->Red Purse, Target
->Altered Red Gloves, Dollar Tree/DIY ($1)
->Black Mask and Felt Embellishments, DIY


All I need now is a Happy Meal.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Until next time, ♥.

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Cardboard Zombie Update!

 After a month or so of toiling away at this cardboard zombie installation
IT'S FINALLY DONE.
Here the almost 8-foot head is being transported from the Applied Arts building 
to its new home in front of the Fine Arts building. 
Pretty massive, eh?!
 The hand arriving to location. Isn't she a beaut?! 
I'm inclined to like this piece a little more than everything else.

 After figuring out where to place everything and hammering it into the ground with stakes,
our cardboard zombie is installed! 
Several local media outlets came by to take photos and take video of us at work.
Here my teacher is being interviewed for a segment on that night's 10 o'clock news.
EPIC! Just in time for Halloween.

Until next time, ♥.

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