Hi guys! This is my new creation (Still workinig on it):

Miguel, you are really gifted for this work. What a difference from the first puppet you showed us, to this one. Does he have a name yet?

Thanks, Mr. Arveson! No name yet. I guess, when I finish him, I give HIm a name

Love it! How did you do the eyes?

Miguel.................. I can't say I'm surprised. I saw great potential in you at the start of your puppet building. It is such a pleasure to watch you expand and grow as you create and build each character. I agree you are a natural at this. How do you like working with the Antron?

Billy D.

dude that is such a big jump from the 1st puppet you showed us well done

john

Miguel, this is realy a awesome puppet man! If this is the result of your 1th puppet... you will become a great puppetbuilder. (you already are!!!) Keep coming the pictures of the rest of the proces!

Johan

Miguel,
     Awesome job!  His features are so precise, amazing!!

Julie

Totally AMAZING!!  I can't wait to see the completed puppet!!  All I can say is WOW!!

Thanks for your words, inspire me more! From your advises I've been growing more in this field (but, more to learn from you guys). I love puppets, and I love arts (So I have to blow in what I love), and show if you love something, do it with love, and the best!

Na; The eyes I did it from ping pong ball (Cuted half) with an iris eyes I bough from Mr Fuller

Mr. Fuller; Work with antron fleece its great (It forgive a lot)

Thanks again! Miguel!

Miguel, that's great. You've done a huge step ahead.
I love the nose. :>

Wow I had to take a double take to see who made this puppet.......like others had said you are coming along with leaps and bounds.  It is great work and glad that you are showing us your work.  I can't wait to see the next one......congrats on your commitment on puppets and making them.

Daryl H

Thanks Iza and Daryl for your compliment.

I will finish this, and I will do another one (I had it in mind long time ago)

Na; The eyes I did it from ping pong ball (Cuted half) with an iris eyes I bough from Mr Fuller

That's really cool - I thought they were acrylic ones that you buy, not made from ping pong balls! Your puppets are getting better and better every time 

Ah, Migel, which pattern did you use for the head?
I'm especially interested in that part between mouthplate and cheeks/edges of cheeks --- did you cut a hole in the head to make that space between?

Is the mouth easy to open?