Innsmouth Fish-er-Man Halloween Prop Village Mire #lovecraft #innsmouth #deepones #haunt
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What this video covers
This short showcase video reveals the construction of a second Lovecraft-inspired Deep One character for the creator's Village Mire 2024 yard haunt. The full-body prop is built on a Spiderhill Props double spine armature, fleshed out with pool noodles and foam, then detailed with an airbrushed Stiltbeast Studios mask, perma blood, and faux seaweed. Off-the-shelf rain gear and a scratch-built PVC harpoon complete the fisherman character. The result is a convincing, highly themed creature prop achievable with readily available materials.
Key takeaways
- ◆A double spine armature kit combined with pool noodles and spray foam creates a sturdy, lightweight full-body prop foundation
- ◆Retail rain gear and work gloves sourced from home improvement stores serve as cost-effective costume components
- ◆Airbrushing a commercial mask adds custom detail and cohesive color to the finished character
- ◆Perma blood and faux seaweed are quick finishing touches that sell the deep-sea aesthetic
- ◆A scratch-built PVC harpoon ties the character concept together as a prop accessory
Who this is for
Yard haunters and home haunters who want to build detailed, theme-driven creature characters inspired by Lovecraftian lore.
Tools mentioned
- • airbrush
Materials mentioned
- • 1" PVC pipe
- • 1/2" PVC pipe
- • 2" PVC pipe
- • pool noodles
- • furniture foam
- • Loctite spray foam
- • Spiderhill Props double spine kit
- • Stiltbeast Studios mask
- • gloves
- • rain suit
- • boots
- • perma blood
- • faux seaweed
⚠ Safety notes
Use spray foam and Loctite products in a well-ventilated area; wear gloves and eye protection when working with expanding foam.
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