Meet the new guy, Tiki. The body is cardboard, and the legs are made from plastic kitty-litter containers.
Here’s a good shot of Tiki, new paper heads, a paper mache pumpkin, and female torso (in paper) being painted.
I made a couple of chicken wire figures. I’ve seen such things online that are truly works of art … mine, not so much. They look nice when there’s still some daylight, but tend to disappear in the dusk, even with street lights. Sigh.
The Pumpkin Gang and Friends gather for a group shot before being put outside.
Shot of what’s in the yard. The black figure at the rear is a silhouette cut out of black ground cover cloth. It’s a quick&dirty prop, but in a light breeze in moves rather nicely.
Here’s a shot of the LHS of the porch. I made use of leftover hop vines to create an interesting backdrop. It made a good way to hold a lot of the smaller props. It got some positive comments from the kids who came by, as it was something they’d never seen before!