Pumpkin Sculpting 101 Part 4

Specialized technique for carving a
3-D jack-o-lantern.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Pumpkin carving
• pumpkin sculpting
• 3-D jack-o-lantern

[TheElementsART]

do you ever worry about taking too much off and leaving holes behind? I would be

[angevine3059]

@TheElementsART I never worry because I never really plan it, I just carve and it turns out how it turns out, so if I make what might appear to be a mistake I just incorporate it into the peice.

[disturbed1199]

system of a down on the ring tone kool beans,kool work

[angevine3059]

It wasn't planed but it was cool thanks for noticing and for watching.

[spacecamp1234]

Im glad someone with this much talent is not looking for money , to demonstrate this for free is awesome !

[angevine3059]

Thanks for stating that, this is something I feel sould be shared ( Not Sold ), there's

enough crap being thrown at us from every direction for us to buy. The best way you could reinforce your comment is to pick up some tools and try carving one yourself.

[TheElementsART]

@TheElementsART yeah I thought of that afterwards

[cascott25]

Angevine3059 - I tried my first 3D pumpkin last year - it was a skull. When carving the pumpkin's how do you keep the pumpkin from turning brown color, or dark orange and slimy? Can you spray like a glue or something on there to protect it from the air and keep it from turning colors?