Saturday, October 25, 2008

Freddie!

Tonight's pumpkin:
Freddie.
Here he is with the lights out.
I screwed up the mouth which is why it looks like his lips are sewn shut.

P.S. Good news I know what I'm going to be for Halloween. 
Now I have to figure out how to make the costume. 

36 comments:

  1. Wicked! I always loved those carvings. Did it take a long time to do?

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  2. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BE FOR HALLOWEEN? What are you creating???
    Hint?.......

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  3. My word, how do you do these things? Reading your blog these days is like going to an art show ... keep up the fantastic work, you two. :-)

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  4. A challenge for you-Actually, this one would comparatively be easy for you, but fun to see. Carve one like Billy the puppet from the Saw films.

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  5. You are truly a Halloween artist, Jorge! Too bad you can't preserve these pumpkins (unless you shellac them?). I love how you're so into this!

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  6. yeah, babe. this is seriously an awesome one. i couldn't stop staring at it last night. good job!

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  7. You HAVE to post a picture of you in the costume.

    It's a must!

    The Pumpkin carving is awesome btw, you should do one of yourself (and Bethany :P)

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  8. Crazy Pumpkin that one...a nice Halloween to you all

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  9. Jorge, that's incredible! Thanks for posting the pic with the inside lights off. I've been wondering what they would be like. It looks almost untouched... and then ...just wow!

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  10. Okay, I'm now inspired to go out and get a pumpkin and get knife happy!

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  11. These keep getting better and better....and the suspense is killing us! Give over....what are you going to be?

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  12. You could dress up like Hurley in Lost...

    Oh! wait, Hurley is your caracter... oups!

    Dress like Jack then!

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  13. holy crap! that's freaking awesome! you clearly have another career option if you ever quit acting... to be self employed as a pumpkin carver for 2 weeks of the year... wait. scratch that.

    but that pumpkin is awesome!

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  14. I think that just may be the most awesome pumpkin carving that I have ever seen.

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  15. No way! Freddie Mercury! You are awesome!

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  16. I showed my hubby your pumpkin pictures and he said, "Don't expect me to do anything like that". He actually has made a few neat ones using patterns, in years past.

    My kids saw your pictures and said, "Coooooool!"

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  17. Okay, this is SO not fair. You're an amazing actor, you sing fantastically, and now you're the Michelangelo of pumpkin carving. Save some talent for the rest of us, geez! ;)

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  18. Don't know what to be more in admiration of, your incredible carving skills or the fact you're growing tomatoes this time of year, I forget there are places in the world that still get some sunshine!!!

    Hmm maybe you could combine the two and when your fruit is ripe you can do tomatoe mini-carvings?

    now there's a challenge!

    :)

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  19. Jorge,

    Awesome jack-o-lantern. Ok spill the beans! Your going as what?

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  20. Well fucking hell, that is he coolest pumpkin I have seen this season yet!

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  21. At Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party tonight at the Liberty Tree Tavern, Chip saw a mom and a dad dressed like Jack and Kate from Lost. It was exciting. They even had their Oceanic Airlines tickets. Chip enjoyed it.

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  22. There's nothing screwed up about that...that is really really cool..

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  23. Hey Jorge-
    These pumpkins are amazing! I'm inspired. I love reading your blog. I work at the Big Brothers Big Sisters in Honolulu and all the fun stuff you do always makes me think you'd be a good Big Brother. Check it out if you like kids! www.bigshonolulu.org
    Keep us all posted on your costume!

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  24. Hey Jorge-
    These pumpkins are amazing! I'm inspired. I love reading your blog. I work at the Big Brothers Big Sisters in Honolulu and all the fun stuff you do always makes me think you'd be a good Big Brother. Check it out if you like kids! www.bigshonolulu.org
    Keep us all posted on your costume!

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  25. Since you guys are early carvers, take a look on this website and get some more inspiration:

    http://www.villafanestudios.com/pumpkins.htm

    There's even a Predator over there. That can't be a pumpkin...

    But you're getting there! Yours look really awesome

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  26. Are you going to be a Topsy Turvy Tomato Plant? :o)

    But seriously, wonderful jack-o-lanterns!!

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  27. Jorge,
    Have you considered looking into Falstaff? By the time you hit your 40's it is a role that could carry you for years between movies and TV. The character is one of the most interesting and beloved in theater and could be a celebrated one for you in more than one language. I have done him for years and can tell you that he is a challenge every time, and likewise a joy. Victor Buono played him for the last 20 years of his life, and Orson Welles love the character time and time again. Just a thought from a fan and fellow actor. C. Wayne Owens

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  28. Grandious! You are really a talented artist!

    How did you do this?

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