An man standing nearby lends perspective as to the size of the skull |
LED lights inside an eye socket |
Just think, you could have something like Skull Rock and the waterfalls in Disneyland's Fantasyland back until the rock's removal in 1982 during a major remodel of the area:
At night, it was lit from within with green lights, and green lights highlighted the foliage in the area.
A similar one now resides in Disneyland Paris with a less dramatic fall of water:
This is Skull Mountain, which has a massive skull waterfall at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey:
photo by Gary Burke |
Try using a skull as part of a grotto near your pool:
photo: Arizonafallslv.com |
photo: arizonafallslv.com |
Click here to see a bit of how that last skull was made.
I imagine a skull water feature would look just as good near a koi pond, too.
OH! What marvelous pics! And to have a small enough skull fountain that I could buy and put in my garden? SO cool to know something like that exists! Thanks for a fantastic post. ;)
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't want that in their front yard?
ReplyDeleteDO WANT!!! DO WANT NOW!!!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, that is about the coolest thing I have seen in ages!
Hmmmmm, if I flew out there and picked it up, I wonder if I could fit it in my carry on...
Full disclosure: Any water droplets that you may see in the photos are NOT from splashes; they are from my drooling over it. Good thing I didn't see it at night with the LEDs giving it the full effect or I would have had to lick it.
ReplyDeleteI wish I knew who manufactures it, so you folks across the country and in Canada could get one from a local distributor for your yards- front, back or otherwise.