14 Halloween pumpkins that put yours to shame

Oct 28, 2013 - 10:12
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14 Halloween pumpkins that put yours to shame
14 Halloween pumpkins that put your carving efforts to shame

To carve a jack-o'-lante Halloween pumpkin is to marvel at your own artistic ineptitude.

A pen knife and a supermarket fruit might not be the most easy of materials to work with, but you were expecting something better than the asymmetrical, structurally-compromised pumpkin face you have created, which doesn't look so much scary as just a bit dejected.

Don't be disheartened though, with a little practise you could make something akin to one of these masterpieces:

1. Like the pumpkin with added food colouring for a ghostly glow.

14 Halloween pumpkins that put yours to shame

(Picture: Rohnjyan)

2. Or a dentist's answer to a jack-o-lante.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: Bob223)

3. Make it look like yourself for added creepiness.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: dilemmo)

4. Or once your skills have drastically improved, like Van Gogh's The Starry Night.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: otivito)

5. Instead of a normal skull, give a Mexican one a shot.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: humes)

6. Or go for a pop culture reference, like this impressive carving of Breaking Bad's Walter White  

Breaking Bad Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: uncleric0)

7. This hamburger pumpkin is simple but pretty effective.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: ittakesaworriedman)

8. As is this detailed fiery design.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: combatwombater)

9. The hollow centre of the pumpkin can always be exploited.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: Facebook)

10. Or the exterior can be dressed up.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: youngcastro)

11. You could announce the imminent arrival of a child with a pumpkin (definitely creepy, that's for sure).

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: TDCJason)

12. Or make use of the seeds.

 

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: Ray Villafane)

13. OK, these are getting ridiculous now.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: robogeek)

14. FORGET IT.

Halloween pumpkin

(Picture: Ray Villafane)

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