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These are a few of the amazing 3D pumpkin carvings created by master carver, Scott Cummins! These carvings feature our favorite subject, cats, and they are beautifully done!
3D Puss ‘n Boots
3D Pumpkin carving of a roaring Lion
3D Pumpkin carving of a Tiger
Scott Cummins over at PumpkinGutter.com has been doing 3D pumpkin carving for years and is a master at it. You can see the quality of his work from these fantastic cat carvings. If you want to see more of his 3D pumpkin carvings visit his site and check out some of the galleries his has available for your viewing pleasure.
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I am EXTREMELY impressed with that carver!
05 Dec 2008 at 10:58 pm
your cat pattern is so cool and i have a qesion how did you do that and the loin and tiger and who did it with you and did your firend.s help you and how many day it took you to make it and it must take hours and days to make the cat and loin and the tiger and you must conittet what are dowing to the pumpkin and so cool what you did with it and all those three and it look so real too ,me sooo mush and my unle and his names is paul and my names is athena and you mind my think in the godess but in not my mom dust call me that or natalie my middle name or my mom call my rosales my last name and one thing i love cat and dog and loin and tiger s and that i little bet sacyry and one thind and they roar but the big loin and tigers roar really is soooooooo loud too me all the time soooooooo loud and my uncle paul thik that to just to and he tihk it in his brain ans than you alot and thank you for readind this thank you very mush okay bye bye
24 Oct 2010 at 2:30 pm
Glad you like the Tiger costume on spooky. I did it in photoshop. I forget how long it took to do, but I guess I spent a few hours on it. It was a lot of fun to work on.
16 Nov 2010 at 12:41 am