Zombie Monkey Taxidermy - Fauxidermy Tutorial DIY
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What this video covers
This tutorial walks viewers through building a zombie monkey fauxidermy piece using accessible materials, resulting in a wall-mountable horror prop. The build incorporates a paper mache skull as the foundation and references a companion follow-me eyes technique for added creep factor. The finished piece is designed to hang on a wall as a disturbing decorative accent for haunts or Halloween displays. The project is approachable for beginners with no advanced sculpting skills required.
Key takeaways
- ◆Creates a zombie monkey fauxidermy prop using easy-to-source materials
- ◆Finished piece is mounted on a wood base for wall display
- ◆References a separate follow-me eyes tutorial to enhance the eerie effect
- ◆Paper mache skulls serve as the core structural component
- ◆Suitable for haunted house decor or year-round horror home display
Who this is for
Halloween decorators and home haunters who want an eye-catching, creepy wall prop without advanced sculpting experience.
Materials mentioned
- • paper mache skull
- • wood base
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