Of course, at my house, we believe that anything doing is worth doing in excess.
So originated the rust monster:
and the baby grell:
...and, of course, no party would be complete without the Gelatinous Cubes:
(I also made a red and green slaad.)
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Impromptu D&D party
The discovery of gummi eyeballs at the dollar store prompted my roommate to make a beholder cake:
Of course, at my house, we believe that anything doing is worth doing in excess.
So originated the rust monster:
and the baby grell:
...and, of course, no party would be complete without the Gelatinous Cubes:
(I also made a red and green slaad.)
Of course, at my house, we believe that anything doing is worth doing in excess.
So originated the rust monster:
and the baby grell:
...and, of course, no party would be complete without the Gelatinous Cubes:
(I also made a red and green slaad.)
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Oh, man, that's too funny! (I saw this linked over in LJ food_porn, btw)
howd you do the beholder cake?
The beholder cake was made by my housemate. She used a dense cake batter in two hemispherical pans (possibly Pyrex bowls).
The eyes are gummi eyes. They are attached to the Twizzler eyestalks by skewers (embedded lengthwise into the end of the eyestalks).
The frosting is cream cheese based and involved large quantities of food coloring.
Oh the possibilities for haloween!
Very humorous!
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