Old Paphos Pumpkin Paradise
Cartoon Capers

These are some of the newest creations.

Not Just Pumpkins

As well as pumpkins, Evi paints on more traditional media too. There are a number of paintings on display.
Terrific Tags

There are plenty of smaller items too.
Upside Down

On my first visit, I think most of the pumpkins were painted with the heads on the thinner neck. More recently Evi has added this style, which allows for more facial detail.
Fridge Magnets

These are new too.
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