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Same rules as always applies: www.flickr.com/groups/mechtober/discuss/72157716207751246/
But this year Jeff/BetaNotus has some fun challenges to keep things fun!
MECHTOBER 2023's suggested unifying theme (to give builders an idea if they do not have one of their own already) is **4 Fantastic weeks of mechtober.**
Yes, we're suggesting people mix some Castle into their Space this year. Bring out your Dwarven mecha Blacksmiths, your Fright Knight mecha-bat/dragons, your Wolfpack ... mecha wolves? and more!
__Deadlines__
Week 1 ends: October 10
Week 2 ends: October 17
Week 3 ends: October 24
Week 4 ends: October 31
**Short Q&A**
Pilot? Required.
Minifigs only? No.
Scale? Any.
Prizes? No.
Do I have to follow the theme? No.
Check out the original announcement post to get answers to most questions.
**Bonus Prompt**
As suggested by @__spacie__ this year, the community has been given an extra challenge. Make a mechanized mech with either an electric or pull-back motor that actually walks. Here are some examples they provided for this announcement:
full details:
For this prompt I could only imagine how an egg would look like when lightened with a flashlight. Had some fun creating this photo.
This is an egg from our chickens. The second one I used. The kitchen table isn't standing straight because the house is leaning to one side. So I had some difficulty to keep the egg on the table. Finally I managed to position the egg on the table.
Took some shots, had a look at the display on my camera and when I looked through the viewfinder again I searched for the egg but the egg was missing. Imagining that this all happened in total darkness.
I am not sure if I am happy with this photo. The color of the egg and the blue-ish light of the flashlight don't go well together I think. And the egg doesn't look very inviting.
romantic, cinematic, random scene, dramatic image, Hyper-realistic photograph taken with Canon EOS R5, photorealistic, real photo, moody photography, intricate details, sharp 8k, professional lighting, ultraHD, dynamic lighting, HDR
Prompt #13:
"Who inspires you?" Janel is a reader and so journaled about a character from a book, but I'm going with a character from a movie. Do you remember Linda Hamilton in Terminator II? Oh my word I thought she was so tough - I wanted to be her!...
Today's photo prompt word was Peg. I wanted to get a photo of our blue pegs against the blue sky but we had a lot of clouds aswell!
Taken by Olivia (age 10)
Prompt #23 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 23: Today I want you to fill an entire page in your journal with one of the elements of art. As an art teacher, I have to talk about all of the elements of art...daily.
Here they are:
1. Line
2. Color
3. Shape
4. Space
5. Texture
6. Form
I think this sort of has all of them in it.
Writing Prompt Journal made with lots of Vintage Ephemera regarding countries in Europe - each having a writing prompt for creative inspiration.
Check out my blog for more of what I make jennibelliestudio.blogspot.com
Journals available in my shop that is on profile page - www.flickr.com/people/39911180@N05/
This week we were to have someone else draw in our planner and then add to it. My mom drew this wonderful chair. I colored it in and added a plant and rug. drawdaily.blogspot.com/2014/03/invite-someone-else-to-dra...
offset circles on watercolor paper colored with Inktense pencils using watercolor brush to dilute
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A serious road incident involving police horses has prompted a new horse road safety campaign, launched today (28 May) in Manchester city centre.
PC Wendy Townley and police horse Steele were seriously injured in the line of duty while patrolling the streets of Manchester.
A vehicle collided with Steele’s back legs. This caused him to be forced backwards onto the bonnet of the car and smashed the windscreen. Steele was then flung forwards 10 feet onto his knees; falling onto his side, while PC Townley was thrown off Steele. The incident caused significant injuries to horse and rider. Fellow police horse Crackit and his rider PC Emma Whittenbury managed to evade the impact, but were severely shaken up.
After a year of health care and training to recover from the incident, PC Townley is back on duty and Steele is on a ‘back to work’ rehabilitation programme. They are now spearheading a campaign for
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) and charity The British Horse Society (BHS) urging drivers to slow down around horses.
The launch event in central Manchester will be attended by the GMP and Lancashire uniformed mounted divisions with their police horses. Cheshire rural officers will also be in attendance.
The launch supports the BHS’s Dead Slow campaign. In the five years since the launch of the charity’s horse accidents website, over 2,000* reports of road incidents involving horses across the UK have been reported to the charity. Of these, 36 caused rider deaths, and 181 resulted in a horse dying from their injuries or being put to sleep.
In Greater Manchester alone, 28 road incidents have been reported to the charity to date, causing the death of one horse and the serious injury of a rider.
The campaign falls under GMP’s Operation Considerate, an initiative urging all road users to show others more respect on the roads. Greater Manchester Police will be hosting driver horse awareness events across the region, and is supporting the BHS Dead Slow key messaging on their horse boxes to raise awareness.
Alan Hiscox, Director for the BHS, said: “It’s fantastic to see the recovery of PC Townley and Steele, but too often road incidents can cause life changing injuries or unnecessary deaths. This has got to stop. With Greater Manchester Police’s support we aim to make the roads safer for horses and riders in the region.”
Inspector Neil Humphreys from Greater Manchester Police’s Tactical Mounted Unit said: “Thankfully our colleagues and horses made a full recovery but we know it could have been a very different story, which is why we’re delighted to support the British Horse Society with their road safety campaign.
“We all have a responsibility to make our roads safer and the aim of ‘Dead Slow’ is to encourage all road users to share the road responsibly and be considerate of each other.
“When approaching a horse, motorists should pass wide and slow to keep themselves safe as well as the rider and horse.”
For more information about Policing in Greater Manchester please visit www.gmp.police.uk
To report crime call police on 101 the national non-emergency number.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
Please allow me to try something new. Here's the prompt, at least that I started with - I lost my changes. This same prompt, with some adjusting was also used for the previous round of uploads that look similar.
Please let me know what you think. Image invites are welcomed. Comments and favs are appreciated.
Prompt:
a black and white photo of a woman with long hair, inspired by Ulrika Pasch, portrait of kim wexler, gorgeous face, style of angela deane, prideful look, square, waist - up, vivid, breathtaking look, a radiant, aesthetic shot
Prompt
A dynamic comic book style illustration featuring nine superhero characters arranged in a pyramid formation, creating a balanced yet energetic composition. The central figure is a muscular male character with dark hair wearing white sunglasses, dressed in a red outfit with a green sash and crossbones on his chest, seated confidently with one hand resting on his lap while the other is placed on the shoulder of a female character beside him. He has short black hair and wears a confident expression. To his right stands a female character with long orange hair, wearing a vibrant orange costume with fiery elements, holding onto him. Above them, a female character with large feathered wings dominates the upper portion of the image, dressed in yellow and black attire with matching golden helmet and cape, her brown hair flowing beneath it. Her wings are wide open, creating a powerful backdrop that spreads from her back to frame the entire scene. On the left side, another female character with orange hair wears a blue and yellow suit with a bat-themed mask, leaning towards the central figure. In front of him, three female superheroes sit or lie in close proximity: Supergirl in a classic blue and red costume with yellow boots, Wonder Woman in a red outfit with gold accents and a Wonder emblem, and Power Girl in a white outfit with a cut-out design. To the far right, a blonde woman in a black bodysuit with fishnet stockings and high boots lounges casually. The background transitions from a cosmic blue sky at the top to a white surface below, adorned with subtle starry patterns, speckles, and nebula-like textures. The lighting is bright and even, highlighting the vivid colors and intricate details of each character's costume and features. At the bottom left corner, there is a stylized signature 'PTLO' in brown cursive script, adding a personal touch to this lively and heroic ensemble.
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