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Bloober Family Diorama


A small family of pale squids that enjoy harassing Italian plumbers at every opportunity. They can be found swimming about in many underwater locations throughout the 1990 Nintendo Super Mario Brothers 3 video game. Any physical contact with one of these nautical pests will result in a painful sting, so either avoid them entirely or attack from a distance with fireballs.



Materials:
Adult Bloober: Newsprint, Kleenex, white glue, and acrylic paint.

Baby Bloobers: Kleenex, white glue, and acrylic paint.

Base: Kleenex, cardboard, white/hot glue, wire twist ties, plastic, and acrylic paint.


Dimensions:
Adult Bloober: 4.8 cm/1.9 in. x 3.4 cm/1.3 in. (highest point x widest point)

Baby Bloobers: 1.8 cm/0.7 in. x 1.4 cm/0.6 in. (highest point x widest point)

Base: 6.4 cm/2.5 in. x 12.7 cm/5.0 in. (highest point x widest point)


Time:
This project ran from 10/3/08 - 10/14/08. However, I didn't work on it everyday during that time period (I had to wait several days for both halves of the Baby Bloober clay mold to harden, for example, before I could proceed further), so the actual time I spent physically sculpting/painting is something less than the twelve day span indicated.

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:iconcomenozes:
That's so cute.

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Melcor!!!
:iconjester-race:
Way to 1up me. T_T

haha I'm just kidding. These are beautiful. :)

You use clay molds to make these? Man, even with that now known, I have no idea how you pull off such beautiful sculptures with kneenex, newsprint and glue. I want to learn your technique.

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Reincarnation trapped in a life span.
Corpses bolted to the ground arise
Omnilights flooding your world with their darkness
As your reflection turns its back to your eyes
:icontheophenes:
Old school and awesome. nice.
:iconkramwartap:
I only used molds to make three of the four Baby Bloobers, everything else was done individually. I very seldom use molds, and only to save myself time when making multiple copies of the same thing.
:iconjester-race:
Ah, that would have been a good approach for my little Bloopers.

So do you kind of make paper machete with that kleenex, newspaper and white glue?

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Reincarnation trapped in a life span.
Corpses bolted to the ground arise
Omnilights flooding your world with their darkness
As your reflection turns its back to your eyes
:iconkramwartap:
Yeah, that's basically what it is, with a few twists here and there.
:iconmarkiemarky:
Makes me wanna play SMB3 now haha! Cool work

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\\\\\\\"Looking through my window,

At the charred remains of empty promises,

The match in my hand still burning. [link] \\\\\\\"
:iconbusafenrir:
Aw, Bloober Nanny! That's really cool. Looks like a lot of fun to make. I thought they were big at first, until I saw the size comparisons. Great work!

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