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Park City Institute Presents: Puppet Up! Uncensored. March 9, 2014, at the Eccles Center in Park City, UT
Photo: Robin Whitney
A rod puppet is manipulated with wooden or wire rods. [2] Rod puppets can sometimes have a complete working hinged mouth. Many do not. A rod puppet can have a fixed facial expression. Arms are usually a requirement as rods are attached to them. A fish rod puppet could have a rod attached to the tail to manipulate this section of the puppet. Sometimes special variants exist with additional manipulable parts: (e.g., eyelids that open and close). Many rod puppets depict only the upper half of the character, from the waist up, with the stage covering the missing remainder, but variations sometimes have legs. The legs usually just dangle, but in special cases the legs may be controlled either from behind the stage using rods from below. (wikipedia)
Since I got photoshop I haven't put it down, the real puppet on these strings is a Harry Potter one, it's terrifying. Hope you like this :)
She asked me to make a puppet theater with a shoe box, because she saw how to do it in her kids magazine. She helped with the glue stick for the construction paper and picked the colors.
Scamper made this one day when I was out of the office, ensuring that his will be done, on heaven as it is on earth.
Hand made puppet, horse hair from a neighbor's horse, papers from Taiwan, India, and Japan; embroidery thread.
Made July 30, 2005.
Scientist puppet
Head - painted, laminated papier mache.
Hands - painted modelled Fimo
Body - cotton fabric
About 25 cm high
Micro Mr Punch project
March 2010
For more on making this and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog
The realistic intestinal slug monster as seen in the short horror comedy film 'Pink Sock,' as seen in this year's Tromadance Film Festival.
The main fabric is a nursery curtain panel and the white accent fabric is a crib sheet, both by Dwell Studio for Target.
sewbylorna.blogspot.com/2010/01/puppet-theatre-from-bend-...
Gurumbo The caveman puppet
has emerged. This wonderful latex character is a great way to show your audience just how much we all have in common. Gurumbo has been well received at this year's library theme performances : One World - Many Stories
Watch out : If he asks yo to say his name, you better say it... or you better get a helmet...
Visit website: www.happybrightkids.com
Mike, Eric, and I started a puppet webcomic. None of can draw, but we have great stories. So we decided to use our hands in a different way :)
Comic strip at dailypuppets.wordpress.com/
Sausages for Mr Punch to squabble over
Woven polyester material core with cling film skin, stained with marker pens (Promarkers)
Micro Mr Punch project
February 2011
Puppetry dates back to Ancient Greece and became more common in Europe during the Middle Ages when puppets were used to illustrate stories from the Bible. Many different types of puppets were created, but hand puppets were traditionally used for shows in public venues such as fairs and marketplaces. The puppet pictured here was made by the Ganz company in the 1980s. This Canadian company was established by Samuel Ganz and his sons Jack and Sam in 1950. Every Wrinkles puppet had a unique handcrafted face and a personal dog tag number and came with their own bone.
Puppet Show is a famous tradition in Rajasthan and this one takes place in the Chowki Dhan during the evenings.
Again taken in very low light, hand held with shutter speed 4 secs!
Puppet i made from bunny ears, wire mesh n a kids old toy:-)
Recyled Rubbish Puppet Workshop
by Patrick Amber
Access Art Space
Brown Street
Sheffield
1st Feb 2011
I'm proud to say today was a huge success and loads of fun as we hosted a free Puppet Show & BBQ @ MPOW for School Holidays. Estimated 140 children & 40 adults! I had a great time as a dancer & a (trainee) puppeteer! I included this shot as you can see my hand holding the pot, but I did have fun also being penguins, and fluffy minibits (pictured stage left) :) p.s. The General Manager attended!
Set for "Eating".
Filmed 1994
This film is available to view at:
www.youtube.com/profile?user=rosemarybeetle#p/u/1/PWNviKt...
Puppet, wire frame with stuffed latext.
Features of head and hands cast from plaster moulds.
Moulds made from originals modelled by hand in plasticine (over a throwaway core to reduce the amount needed)
in uncoloured liquid natural latex.
Plain first two layers, with subsequent layers reinforced by including short strips of cloth in the latax to build up lamination.
Camera:16mm Bolex clockwork film camea with cable release