"Scrap" for Cameron Garrity

I was asked by a good friend of mine, Cameron Garrity, to rebuild one of his signature characters named James M. Scrapladder "Scrap". Here is what he looked like before. 

We decided that we wanted the new Scrap would have a cleaner look. 

Here are some pics of the process. 

Side by side. Checking the eye levels. 

And the finished puppet!

Really happy with how he turned out!

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Sweet Jenny's TV Spot Finished!!! And behind the scenes video!!!

After many hours of long work with a lot of people the commercial is finally done! you can see the 30 second spot here!!!

I also had the time to put together a behind the scenes video so you can see the whole process on the making of the commercial.

Lastly, this video shows the three phases of the Sweet Jenny's TV Spot
- STORYBOARD - ROUGH CUT - FINISHED COMMERCIAL -

And here are the credit::

An Adam Kreutinger Production
Commercial for Sweet Jenny's on Main Street in Williamsville, New York.

Puppet designed and constructed by Adam Kreutinger

Puppet performed by Adam Kreutinger
Assisted by Cameron Garrity
Additional assistance by Zach Haumesser and Matthew Krygier

Filmed and edited by Dave Lenski
Visual effects by Dave Lenski

Music composed by Jason Bravo

Set photography by Anna Kreutinger

Production assisted by Jack Porcari

Special thanks to Howard Cadmus and the entire staff of Sweet Jenny's on Main Street, Williamsville

Written, directed, and edited by Cameron Garrity and Adam Kreutinger

"Jimmy" for a commercial!

I was asked to do a commercial for a local candy store.

Here is the kid in a candy store. 

Love the watch!

The start of some shoes!

New eBay Puppet - Crazy Monster!!!

You can bid on him here!!! http://www.ebay.com/itm/121134049140

Dress (2013 Arties)

Here is this years Arties dress. Last years winning piece took over a month. This year I did not have the time to be as intricate, I had to crank it out in 3 days (from making the patter to the finished dress) while working. But we still made it in the top 10! Here it is.

http://artvoice.com/issues/v12n24/arties_best_dressed

I have been dying to make a dress with polka dots. Finally had the chance. I started out with a Ducttape dress for that I made last year. Then I draped the pattern off of that. 

Last years (first place) dress and this years dress. 

Photo Shoot - Howie and Pig