just thought we’d start with this creepy ice skull that we made 💀

we SWEAR we didn’t plan this! We made this cool luge for a Halloween party and he just showed up! Like he KNEW…

And then we got the eff out of there!

ok, please ignore the whole birthday part of this sculpture. Just pretend it says “Halloween” and that the spider is bigger and scarier…

Genesys is a cloud technology company that we’ve done a couple of ice sculptures for at the Windsor Court Hotel. They were nice to work with because they were open to fun designs for their parties.

this was for a party on the Mississippi coast a while back. All I really remember is that they wanted some wild alien pieces. But this guy would certainly work as a Halloween ice sculpture too!

this was a one time piece for a daytime Halloween-time event at a hotel. This sculpture was HEAVY and mostly had to be moved as one piece. We actually redesigned it later, to be ready for the next time someone orders it. Could it be you?

we’ve never made this demon head piece as an ice luge, but we certainly would like to! The demon’s mouth would be the perfect spot to get your poured shot.

do sculpted pumpkins like to eat pumpkin pie? Well, one does and the other is horrified in this pumpkin cannibalism scene that makes use of posable pumpkin arms from . Sadly, I’m not sure that he offers them anymore, because they work great!

this was the other one for that party on the Mississippi coast years ago. This tentacled alien has a Munch scream going on, so it would also work well as a Halloween ice sculpture!

here’s a close up of the horrified pumpkin from the cannibal scene. Pumpkins are fun because you can really work on the facial expressions and emotion.

we’re just going to call this pumpkin a portrait of our web designer. The only difference is that our web designer generally has his eyes closed since he’s already passed out somewhere. But he looked like this earlier, briefly.

would you believe this pumpkin won a pumpkin sculpting contest? Yeah, me neither! But it did! It’s actually not even our first win at pumpkin sculpting. (It was our second, in two attempts 😁)