
Explaining the image to the right, in her own words:
In my three-dimensional foundations course we had a day off near to Halloween. Our teacher brought in candy, a projector and pumpkins. The candy was delicious and we watched Clue and Edward Scissorhands through the projector. With the pumpkins we weren’t really getting a grade, it was a just for fun deal. Our teacher thought it would be nice, and it was.
Our first project in the class had used bailing wire. I didn’t like it. The wire tended to cut the crap out of me as I tried to bend it into shape. There was still some wire about from that project and I decided to use it on my pumpkin.
I liked they way it turned out. My teacher said she thought it was good and scary and told me it would not be very good to have near children. I agree, but more importantly than children, I sure as hell wouldn’t want a bad trip near that thing.
Yes, I hope that you are not currently tripping so that you will like my pumpkin.
Incidentally, here's a net meme that will soon become ubiquitous: Rachael is Awesome.
1 comment:
A pumpkin in braces! Muy cool.
Of course, they look like eccentric braces. If Rachael's pumpkin needs a reference for a good orthodontist...
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