I love making my own giant puppets,

making them with my friends and family,

working with  the community and others to make giant puppets,,

and any possible combination  of people and puppets thereof.

As long as there are giant puppets, I’m in support of it.

A giant skeleton puppet (grim reaper) operated by three people who are present at a political protest.
A giant spider puppet operated by two people who are present at a political protest.
The Monster Parade in New Orleans, LA
Holding my first giant puppet hand. It had internal wire skeleton that made it posable.
Little Amal - The Walk - Giant puppet who represents a refugee girl.
A wearable giant furry puppet hand with one operator. Each finger is posable, the hand is made of mesh.
A wearable giant furry puppet hand with one operator. Each finger is posable, the hand is made of mesh.
A papier-mâché giant puppet head with one operator. Here, unfinished.
A giant furry monster head puppet named King Pecueca.
Wearable backpack rig, goblin puppet head. All he was missing here were his pupils.
Giant puppet head in process. Here, I was building the form.
A wearable giant puppet head - backpack rig style - that is in process here.
The Monster Parade in New Orleans. This backpack rig puppet, a giant Party Monster head, had to be tied to a shopping cart instead. It was too heavy after all that work! Big thanks to my friend D who helped me push it for the entire parade.
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