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This little guy is one of the puppet stars of my art history project: a movie based on what it would be like if they taught kids about the plague on sesame street!
The show features puppet and human characters dealing with death and re-creating famous scenes from plague-era art. This cuddly little fleece-and-cardboard fellow here is death, he stars in skits such as "death and the maiden" and "dance of death" He also reminds me of Elmo, because he is responsible for KILLING sesame street (yes, we're all onto you, Elmo) his head makes funny clacking noises when he talks. His two arms are operated by a stick, similarly to kermit the frog. See Death in action! (the first and second act of my art history project here!) 1. [link] [link] |
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Well done!
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(that's what "Avenue Q" is about, too)
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Deep underground, there was a boy who was dead
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"Hey, look! I found my cool thing!"
-Largo
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Deep underground, there was a boy who was dead
hehe, I think it's neat, in all seriousness. How did you go about making it?
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"Hey, look! I found my cool thing!"
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Deep underground, there was a boy who was dead
The first movie was kinda longish but the script was funny.
He looks kinda cool, but I imagine his voice of death would be funny with a hick gravely voice..Something like a trucker.
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A relentless battle on the sea of words for the 3 yr old toddler with spagetto stains overlooks it with laughter- this is our god.
I do clay sculpture commissions starting at 15 dollars, interested?
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