Life-Size Cardboard Cutout Standup of a Brown Bear - Advanced Graphics Review

Amazing quality, very realistic. Look at my photo - this year I won an office decoration contest. If you plan to tie this horse like I did (using real harness and bells) you need to know that it will support the weight of the bridle but not the harness or bells. I had to put a frame behind it and hang the bells and harness with the help of a fishing line. Overall it was more solid and realistic than I expected. It made people cringe when they turned the corner and saw it, and it's talked about…

Easy to install and amazing scare factor! On the first day, everyone gathered for work. The details on the fur could have been a little more defined and the neckline could have been a bit narrower so you don't see the white next to the fur. I trimmed some extra and mine looks pretty good! Overall, if you can get free shipping, it's worth it. It's huge! If you put it in the right place, it will scare the mortals of anyone who comes across it! I'm still excited after 3 weeks! So for the price I'd

I love this standing elephant! It's really big (for a baby elephant) - about 5 feet tall. Print quality is excellent, with true-to-life color and detail. I bought it for elephant tea but I love it so much I don't want to take it off so it has become part of our regular decoration. (We also used it as stage decoration for a similar concert.) My only real complaint is that the item is NOT exactly like the picture: instead of tan grass between the torso/legs and under the legs like the website…

I collect pink flamingos and unwanted garden art and my partner/roommate calls flamingos penguins. So I bought it for him as a joke, but we turned it into an art project. We sketched it on the garage wall in various positions (left, right, tilted, etc.) and on a 5" x 7" canvas for future sale at an October 2018 art show. I'm an abstract artist and never knew I could draw real life. an object. But this guy was my ticket to a new path for my art. As a design object in the garage, it wanders…