holy freaking lighting, batman! i loved it before, but wow!
lighting is my major upgrade this year. i have no idea how to do it, even with the skull and bones tutorial, but i'm gonna try. already buying solar lights to practice with during summer evenings.
now i have to make a door for my tree. that is sooooooo rad.
Thanks, lighting is always tricky. I'm still figuring out what works best for my place. This display was also an experiment to see how well things could be illuminated using a prop lantern.
I've always wanted to light up my Halloween display in a more natural way. I think this is a small, but successful step towards that.
Lighting has always been my biggest problem too.. I need to start playing around seeing what works best way before the big night this year! Way to fit in some mock light testing into your St. Patty's day display!
I have been looking where to get bulb holder you have...I bought a couple 2 years ago at the dollar store but have used them ... I should have bought 20 of them. I like to hook them up to flicker circuits
I've found the single bulb strands year round at Jo-Annes craft near me and online from Department 56...shop.department56.com/home/search/7724.0.1.1?q=lighting&t=product&cf=102381.106825.0.0.0
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holy freaking lighting, batman! i loved it before, but wow!
ReplyDeletelighting is my major upgrade this year. i have no idea how to do it, even with the skull and bones tutorial, but i'm gonna try. already buying solar lights to practice with during summer evenings.
now i have to make a door for my tree. that is sooooooo rad.
Thanks, lighting is always tricky. I'm still figuring out what works best for my place. This display was also an experiment to see how well things could be illuminated using a prop lantern.
DeleteI've always wanted to light up my Halloween display in a more natural way. I think this is a small, but successful step towards that.
Lighting has always been my biggest problem too.. I need to start playing around seeing what works best way before the big night this year! Way to fit in some mock light testing into your St. Patty's day display!
DeleteWhole thing turned out pretty awesome. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark!
DeleteWicked cool! The night shots are by far my favorite!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, yeah mine too,
DeleteAs always so outstanding Dave..
ReplyDeleteI have been looking where to get bulb holder you have...I bought a couple 2 years ago at the dollar store but have used them ... I should have bought 20 of them. I like to hook them up to flicker circuits
Again fantastic, you are such an inspiration!
I've found the single bulb strands year round at Jo-Annes craft near me and online from Department 56...shop.department56.com/home/search/7724.0.1.1?q=lighting&t=product&cf=102381.106825.0.0.0
DeleteThe lantern works great!! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mr. Darby!
DeleteDave- is there a way to search Archives? I'm looking for the campfire build you made for your cauldron..can't find it.
ReplyDeleted5, HF
On the top line, above the banner on the blog, there should be a search bar to the left. If that does not work click on Halloween 2011 in the labels sections to the right.
DeleteWONDERFUL Post.thanks for share..
ReplyDeleteThanks Busana
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