Today I want to share with you a creative and festive idea for Halloween decorations - a pumpkin carved as a witch with a hat. Carving pumpkins has become a beloved tradition during Halloween, and the possibilities are endless when it comes to designs. The witch design is especially popular, and it adds a spooky and whimsical touch to your home. To create a pumpkin carved as a witch with a hat, you will need a medium-sized pumpkin, a carving knife or pumpkin carving tools, a sharpie or marker, and a candle or LED light for illumination. Start by drawing the outline of the witch's face on the pumpkin with the sharpie or marker. This can include the eyes, nose, and mouth.
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His writers, subsequently informed that Wicca is a specific religious affiliation, have been sensitive to that in developing the character since then. Неперсонализированные материалы и реклама подбираются с учетом таких факторов, как контент, который вы просматриваете в текущий момент, и ваше местоположение для показа рекламы используются данные только о приблизительном местоположении.
This can include the eyes, nose, and mouth. Take your time to make it as spooky or cute as you like. Next, carefully cut out the outline of the witch's face using the carving knife or tools.
Gay Superhero Couple, Hulkling and Wiccan, Back in New Avengers #1
Even though I’m a big fan of Wiccan and Hulkling (they are one of my main One True Pairings), reading New Avengers #1 made me remember the good old days of Young Avengers. The post-Secret Wars offering by Marvel needs to improve a lot, even if it has my favorite gay superhero couple in it. I won’t accept anything less!
The first weird thing I noticed about the issue was the line-up of A.I.M. Al Ewing seems to be taking a risk creating a team that has Squirrel Girl in it. Writing Doreen Green and doing her character justice is tough as it is, and making her part of a team needs a very different take. If you happen to be reading her solo-series, The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, you would know that she doesn’t need a team to take down any bad guy. She shines best when going solo, and Ewing failed to deliver the Squirrel Girl I love in the second major Avengers title from Marvel.
Also, the eight-month post-Secret Wars gap doesn’t help with comfortably introducing readers to the new team. The team members did mention why they joined A.I.M, but it only hinted at their decision rather than explain it. I guess Ewing will be using the mystery of the events that occurred during said time gap to make things more interesting as the series continues.
The biggest complaint I have about the series is the art by Gerardo Sandoval. His style changed Wiccan into a whole new character for me. When was he ever so muscular? Also, is it just me or does he look a bit like Sasuke Uchiha from Naruto? Either way, he isn’t the Wiccan I know as far as looks are concerned, and that puts me off a bit.
While New Avengers has revealed its place in the new Marvel Universe (S.H.I.E.L.D doesn’t know what to do with them), the whole concept behind the team even existing in the first place didn’t pique my interest. There is a lot of talk about technology, and an evil alternate version of Reed Richards serves as the villain. This means that there’s going to be even more talk about complicated science, and I can’t understand why a science-focused team would recruit Wiccan, a reality warper and mage.
I guess Ewing does have an idea about what he wants to do with the current team, but I might not stick around if it takes too long for things to grow interesting. If someone decides to make Hulkling and Wiccan join a team, then I expect the story to have the magic and fun of Young Avengers worthy of these two beloved characters.
I really don’t want to keep reading a comic book series talking about how Wiccan knows he can be all-powerful but doesn’t do anything about it. Fans have already seen that, and it’s high time we see a change and Wiccan becomes the great character he can be. The love between him and Hulkling saved the whole Marvel universe and I want to see that again!
Did you read New Avengers #1? What did you think of it? Let us know!
Author: Farid-ul-Haq
Farid has a Double Masters in Psychology and Biotechnology as well as an M.Phil in Molecular Genetics. He is the author of numerous books including Missing in Somerville, and The Game Master of Somerville. He gives us insight into comics, books, TV shows, anime/manga, video games, and movies.
Hulkling and Wiccan first appeared in Young Avengers #1 in 2005, created by Allan Heinberg, and the intention was always for them to be a couple. Heinberg was nervous about whether or not he’d be able to do it in the atmosphere of the time, but he dropped hints, and the fans picked up on the hints with no problem at all. Everybody knew Hulkling and Wiccan were an item long before the reveal, and I think Young Avengers managed to fly under the radar enough that the larger media never really noticed. When they finally made waves, it was with their first visible, on-page kiss, seven years later. To be fair, this seems to be circumstantial. The comic wasn’t consistently published during that time, and Heinberg said there was just no story reason to show a kiss in an panel up to that point. But still — they’d been a couple that entire time, and the smooch had been hotly awaited.
It's important to be cautious and take your time while doing this to avoid any injuries. Make sure to cut along the lines as accurately as possible to achieve the desired design. Once the face is carved, move on to the hat. Draw a large triangle shape on the top of the pumpkin to represent the hat. Then, carefully cut along the lines to create the hat. You can also add details such as a brim or a buckle for added flair. After the face and hat are carved, scoop out the pumpkin guts and seeds to make space for the illumination. Finally, place a candle or LED light inside the pumpkin and light it up. This will create a beautiful glow that will highlight the intricate details of the carved design. A pumpkin carved as a witch with a hat is a fantastic addition to your Halloween decorations. It can be placed indoors or outdoors, and it will surely attract attention and compliments from your friends and neighbors. So, grab a pumpkin and get creative this Halloween by carving it into a witch with a hat. It's a fun and festive way to celebrate the season and showcase your artistic skills. Happy carving!.
Reviews for "Pumpkin carving patterns: Adding a witch with a hat design to your repertoire"
1. John - 2/5 - I was disappointed with the quality of the pumpkin carving. The design of the witch with a hat looked sloppy and amateurish. It lacked the intricate details and precision that I expected. The hat was crooked and the facial features were poorly defined. Overall, it just didn't look as impressive as the picture advertised. I don't think it was worth the price I paid for it.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I had high hopes for this pumpkin carving, but I was extremely disappointed. The design was barely recognizable as a witch with a hat. It looked more like a blob with random cuts on it. The lines were uneven, and the hat was oddly shaped. It was clear that little effort was put into carving this pumpkin. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a well-executed and attractive Halloween decoration.
3. Michael - 2/5 - The pumpkin carved as a witch with a hat was a letdown. The final product looked nothing like what was shown in the pictures. The carving was messy and lacked the intricate details that would have made it visually appealing. The hat seemed to be an afterthought, and the proportions were off. I expected more skill and precision from a professional carving service. I will be exploring other options next year.