ZippySqrl 
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I can imagine this was only possible by projecting each frame onto the pumpkins from a fixed point, tracing that projection and then cutting it out.
I imagine that each pumpkin could have 2 (or possibly 3 if the picture spans less than 1/6th of the circumference ) frames carved into it, given that the curvature of the pumpkin would obscure the others.
You also gotta keep the light source consistently lit to make sure the skin has even thickness throughout each image AND FRAME to ensure it all remains the same brightness, the inside of the pumpkin is probably cut down to be smooth, to make that part a bit easier. possibly measuring thickness with a tool.
Seriously though, aint nobody got time fo dis.
Tired Artist
I can imagine this was only possible by projecting each frame onto the pumpkins from a fixed point, tracing that projection and then cutting it out.
I imagine that each pumpkin could have 2 (or possibly 3 if the picture spans less than 1/6th of the circumference ) frames carved into it, given that the curvature of the pumpkin would obscure the others.
You also gotta keep the light source consistently lit to make sure the skin has even thickness throughout each image AND FRAME to ensure it all remains the same brightness, the inside of the pumpkin is probably cut down to be smooth, to make that part a bit easier. possibly measuring thickness with a tool.
Seriously though, aint nobody got time fo dis.