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| My brain says this is a spider face. I didn't argue. |
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| The sketch in my book from before and the scavenged and reimagined umbrella bits and spare chicken wire from the gates. |
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| The beginning of this chicken wire fiesta. |
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| I managed to give the spider form a nice curve. The twisting of the ends of sharp metal was interesting. Gloves you say? I feel you lose some of the mobility and control when working with wire, that's just me personally. |
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| As close to a spiders' head that a picture of a door will allow. |
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| The legs have a slightly twitchy yet fluid motion to them. |
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| Spider needs a web! More chicken wire. |
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| Again, creepy. |
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| I find this pretty creepy without adding the 'door' head on to the body and I wasn't the only one. |
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| These two black eyes, while temporary, are quite effective. |
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| I'll admit it was an abstract attempt at a web at best. |
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| Ready for action. |
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| Spinning webs in no time. |
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