So I just finished a puppet for a church down in Texas.  They sent me a drawing of what they wanted and I sent them the puppet.  It was a rush job 6 days so I was workin like crazy on it. I have the photos below let me know if you think it looks close to the original.



Thanks guys.

Oh yeah, His nose also lights up with a red LED that runs off a switch at the bottom of the puppet.  Also here is a side photo to help with comparison. Sorry the pictures are low quality I had to use my phone the camera is away in Seattle at the moment with my Fiancee(sp?)

Wow, in six days....very impressive ....it looks like you caught the characteristics of the drawing very well.  I hope they will like it as much as I do....thanks for sharing....now I know why you kept asking about lights for puppets.  I hope you can share with us the materials that you used to make the nose light up and how you implanted it in the puppet?

It must be hard to see it go....I sometimes find it hard to say goodbye....I also need counselling.  

Daryl H

I like the puppet. He looks like to cuddle ........ the light in his nose makes him sweet and adorable. I think many childeren will love him (me included)

Very good job................... True signs of a professional when you can produce quality work in such a limited time.
I agree with Daryl, we were just discussing in another post on inserting lit devices or should I say elecrtical devices  in a puppet.

Billy D.

Great Job!!!  I think you caught the character in the drawing very well.  The Texans ought to be very happy with your work.  You should be very happy with the work you have done.

He's great,

I love the way he looks...wicked job!
Sincerely,

Spoon

Awesome!!  Wish we could see pictures of him in action at his new home!!

You did a fantastic job of capturing their design!  A job well done, and in such a short time. 

He looks great Onath  - really looks like the picture which is amazing! There's nothing like staying up nights to finish a puppet!

Helen