The sound you just heard was ETD sitting up in bed not yet knowing what was wrong, but knowing something is wrong all the same as I cackle from the next room over.
A lot of the graveyard scene from Army of Darkness was shot using a built set with articulated miniature skeletons. The skeletons were then puppeteered from underneath the set using mechanisms that would move the skeletons in the desired motion. A lot of the behind the scenes pictures taken and shared with popular film magazines that covered the making of the film at the time were taken from this set.
Okay, ironically I have no spoons to do the image description rn, but I did this forever ago, and the chaos that is le hell site means that I don’t think you ever got to see the high quality scan of your and another user’s idea of a spoonie skeleton flag. Happy birthday Joy, and I’m wishing you many more trips around the sun, all of them happy as can be. ❤️
Oh and, obviously, it’s a pirate flag bc I am a dork.
Hgskl. This is such a delightful mental image. I’m absolutely living for the skeleton. I need someone to draw that for me.
I’m already sketching the R2D2 thing @thebibliosphere so I may as well do the skeleton flag.
A hero emerges.
Alrighty then. *rolls up sleeves* @thebibliosphere you seem like the kind of person who would prefer grapefruit spoons, if only because they too have teeth.
Also sparkly bones, because I just got more metallic acrylic reasons.
Lemme know if anything else comes to mind, k?
[image description: a skull and half a rib cage drawn on watercolor paper /end ID]
Oye @thebibliosphere and @kori-monster-the-ascendite! Y’all are gonna get your flag, but I need maybe an occasional poke? ^^’ Brain is foggy, and I don’t wanna forget to finish.
