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The making of the big bad wolf.....HUGE THANKS to ASH for making the teeth, PATRICK for cutting out and putting shit together so it doesn't fall apart, and John for lending me the use of the studio in shacklewell lane. Commissioned by Jay Green at Oakham School, leicester, England, Thanks for giving me such a cool job!

He's for an adaptation of Peter and the Wolf and other wolf related stories and folk law. Oakham school runs their drama department more like a proper theatre, they put on a lot of shows throughout the year and this ones even doing the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Pacino is a bunraku style puppet, needing three people to operate him to maximum potential. He has a moving mouth and lighted eyes, jointed legs, and wagging tail. From nose to tail tip he's 6ft long. Made from aluminum, MDF, plasterzote, fake fur, styrofoam and fibre glass resin. Ooo and Milliput teeth and claws.

footage of Pacino in action is now viewable here: [link]

~Invaderjade Sep 11, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Very nicely done.

~tomasfourhorns Jan 10, 2010

I love puppets! This one is so amazing!

~sailor-tweek Dec 5, 2009

STUNNING! What a gorgeous puppet! The video footage is such a treat.

*TheRootOfAllEvil Nov 28, 2009 Student General Artist

Holy crap, the video was awesome! It must take some real practice to make him look so lifelike!

*bear48 Jul 30, 2009

sweet

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