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I couldn't help myself! Ballpoint sketches colored with copics.
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Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fanart
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A fat cat sat on a hat saw a rat on the mat got a bat had a chat with a gnat that he'd pat in a vat that was flat oh yeah see the small ball on the tall wall see it fall in a hall see it crawl give its all its call hi y'all see it stall wear a shawl oh yeah see the red head bein' fed bread on his sled made of lead as he sped to be wed but he fled instead out ahead up to Ted in his bed and he said red head fed bread small ball tall wall fat cat sat hat and that's that
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I am kind of having a HEART ATTACK over your Bert! Oh god. I... I want this page so bad, I would BEAT a man unconscious for it. wait... never mind. And Flloyd looks amazing! You have like, my two faves here. I am forever happy, you do some amazing Jim Henson work. ALSO PFFFF that Kermit face and the bottom! HAHA!
Basically the mouth is just --I think-- two plates of some bendable plastic (maybe fun foam or something like that) attached with one layer of similar stuff. When the puppets aren't used their mouths are wide open. (I guess this would make the puppeteering a lot easier, since it's harder to push something open with your hand than shutting it) The puppet I built is made in the same way, although I had to guess what materials they used. A difference between mine and Kermit is (aside from there being a foam construction for the shape of the head and the muzzle, rather than just a sock) is that the mouth plates I used were cardboard and thus not bendable, so my puppet can't scrunch its mouth. I love it how Kermit really only is a sock with some flat pieces for the mouth and two half pingpong balls pasted on the top... yet he is such an iconic and expressive character. It's really all thanks to the puppeteer bringing him to life.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6389925/ Here ya go!
Here he is in action (not me playing it, all I did was build the one rabbit puppet!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM3IXg1m2pQ
Here he is in action (not me playing it, all I did was build the one rabbit puppet!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM3IXg1m2pQ
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