Edward R. Meow
The shape of an animal puppet's ears and nose helps determine what kind of animal it is. This puppet, which I modified for tonight's episode of The Office, started as a nondescript character with a muzzle, tuft of hair and eyes. I made him into a cat by adding triangle ears and a triangle nose.
Had I added small round ears and a bulbous nose, I could have turned him into a mouse. Or, if had I added small diamond-shaped ears and antlers, he could have been a moose. Long ears and a small triangle nose would have made him a rabbit. The possibilities are endless.
Check out The Office tonight on NBC to see Kevin Carlson bring this puppet to life.
Labels: television
4 Comments:
Cool. We've been Tivo-ing the first couple of seasons, but haven't had a chance to watch it yet. I'll peak at tonight's though to see your handiwork. Congrats! : )
I watched the show for the first time last night. Funny stuff. Kevin did a great job performing the cat.
One of my blogging buddies loves The Office, so I told her about the puppet and she link to you on her blog.
Were you on set at all? One of our good friends is the editor of the show.
Thanks for the link. I was not on set.
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