Mystical Moose has a more magical cloak. Random twirls and Zodiac Signs have been added to his cloak.
Gold and Red Sparkle not apparent from a distance appear and disappear as the viewer moves around him.
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Thanks
Mystical Moose would not have been made possible without the help of my friends Tom and Suzanne Stefanik, who helped me in many ways, including the place to create my designs, and let me create Moosewood at their home.
Mystical Moose needed a place to be built, and Angela Nichol gave both of us a place to stay.
And of course he would not have been possible without Bennington MooseFest and my three sponsors,
Jensen's Restaurant,
Smoker's Den and Discount Beverage Center
and
Spice'n Nice
Mystical Moose needed a place to be built, and Angela Nichol gave both of us a place to stay.
And of course he would not have been possible without Bennington MooseFest and my three sponsors,
Jensen's Restaurant,
Smoker's Den and Discount Beverage Center
and
Spice'n Nice
Friends
I have two artist friends. See the web site I made for Jeff Fessenden, a trompe l'oeil artist.
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of 1024 x 768 or less)
and
the one I made for Suzanne Little-Stefanik a tole and decorative artist.
Also, check out Moosewood, the moose I made for the Bennington Moosefest of 2005
(requires internet explorer and screen resolution
of 1024 x 768 or less)
and
the one I made for Suzanne Little-Stefanik a tole and decorative artist.
Also, check out Moosewood, the moose I made for the Bennington Moosefest of 2005
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- Many cans of 'Great Stuff' were used. The foot...
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- His tail sticks through his cloak, (it's more com...
- The moose wears 23 yards of cloth. The cloak is ...
- Putting on the pants. Foam was added to his legs...
- When the foam hardened it was trimmed with a knif...
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This is a great project and work of art!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the "blank Moose"?
I have a project I have been thinking of doing and that blank moose would be perfect!
wesquatch@gmail.com