Neither Fish Nor Foul

 

Boy Beast

Centaur

Everyone Has Their Own Monkey

So my younger son said.
Metaphorically? Or literally?

Also Looney

Looney

It seems that a real combination of rabbit and human physique would not lead to happiness... or sarcastic charm.

What Makes You So Special?

"Mom, there's poop on the couch!"
"How did poop get on the couch?"
"I don't know!  I just found it there....Well....maybe it came from my finger."

The wise questioner will perhaps not follow up with a question about how it got on the finger.
 I now almost look back with fondness on the time when all of the focus was scatological...
Almost.

You Can't Imagine How Hard It Is For Me

Adolescence is hitting hard around here this week.  Sad to say as the kids are are years too young for such things.  At least this monkey is wearing pants.  For the moment.

Bear Head Too

I didn't think I was done with this idea, but maybe I was.

ManBat, Painted

Bear Head with Bat Cape, Painted

Crouching ManBat

More unadulterated pop culture cheese:  My sons love ManBats... although they prefer the LEGO variety.  Mostly I was looking to do something other than the series of standing figures.  And Man Bats (or is it ManBats?) suffer from the overly muscled torso disorder, so I thought it was a reasonable followup to the werewolf.  This looks more like a ManBunny, however....Perhaps that should come next?

Muscular Werewolf in Shorts

Continuing the embrace of ridiculous imagery:  I was aiming for the superhero/ monster stereotype of the ridiculously muscular upper body with implausibly scrawny legs.  In this case, I was thinking, little boy legs.  I ended up with a seriously top heavy individual who required a base.  I had been avoiding bases in this series, but am reconsidering that decision now. 

Scooby Doo Head

My kids never tire of watching old Scooby Doo tv shows and movies.  I have come to a point where I have a visceral reaction of nausea to some of the reruns.

In this case, I was thinking specifically of those Scooby Doo costumes in the kiddie costume catalogs where the child's face appears in Scooby's mouth.  I though perhaps in this case, the head inside the Scooby head has disappeared...perhaps as a result of excessive viewing of Scooby Doo episodes. 

Bear Head Fists

My 6 year old watched me work on this one, (working on a zombie and a zombie hunter himself) and was concerned that it would be boring and not funny.  When I got far enough along to add the teddy bear head boxing gloves, he conceded that it was a little funny.

Guy With Wrecking Ball

My younger son had been requesting a sculpture of his favorite Skylander "Wrecking Ball."  While I was resisting making one... What am I, too good to make a Skylander sculpture?

Apparently not.  In this case, the adult is being crushed by the ostensibly cute, bug-eyed monster.  My son found it amusing, but of course protested the fact that I had left the all important feather off of the top of Wrecking Ball's head.

Bear Belly

Seated Guy with Bear Head

Guy With Bear on Head

Caped Hero with Bear Head