And because I am a freak, the kind of guy who thinks Begotten is coming-of-age journey-of-the-heart, I immediately thought,
Alright, so we've settled that. Back to the pumpkins. The cucurbit of interest is Jarrahdale Blue, a hybrid of American Blue Hubbard with the French Rouge vif D'Etampes. That took a few minutes to figure out. Thank you, Wikigooglepedia. So now you have a 15lb blue pumpkin. Go, you! How have other disturbed people zombified their Jarrahdale Blues? Well, I'm glad you asked.
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Now go get your blue pumpkin and do your worst!
4 comments:
haha! My dad carved a watermelon one year...and the next, a butternut squash. They both have a really cool "glow."
I love hivemind.com's! I wonder what these suckers would look like flying at the punkin' chunkin'?
Erin - Curious what a carved watermelon would even look like!
LB - I like that one too. I wouldn't want to be down range at Chunkin for these bad boys - I think they have really, really thick shells!!!
Your blog came just in time! My wife has a friendly work competition requiring a carved pumpkin. My first idea was (naturally) zombies chasing a human around the pumpkin. After a search for ideas, the picture of a blue pumpkin eating another was so awesome, I had to try it. Here in Southern California we don't get those fancy french hybrid blue ones, but I made do with a regular orange and a white one I found. Hope the wife wins a day off!
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