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THE CREATURES
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Grand Opening of The Creatures Store
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Here are they the rednose creature come to meet his new friends.
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Where in this wide world can man find nobility without pride,
Friendship without envy,
Or beauty without vanity?
Here, where grace is served with muscle
And strength by gentleness confined
He serves without servility; he has fought without enmity.
There is nothing so powerful, nothing less violent.
There is nothing so quick, nothing more patient.
Ronald Duncan, "The Horse," 1954
waking up to find a dozy cozy English Cocker Spaniel on the pillow. Joy. Our daughter and our pup Glói.
Soon after we crossed the border from Vietnam into Cambodia, I came across this truck. Interesting to note the naked gear lever and of course the radiator located right behind the driver's leg. HOT HOT HOT!!!
Based on real scorpions (which I used to find in the house too often for comfort), but with fire!
The "batch" this is a part of consisted of all sorts of beasts, some based on Bionicle Rahi, some not, but all fancifully executed in accordance with my love of bugs and other organic things, which was prevalent back then, too.
About two years before I even discovered the existence of AFOLs and the artistic applications of Lego, online or off, I started to document my builds. I was 11-12 during this time; obviously the majority of my builds were unpolished, heavily kitbashed, or just plain silly, but a few were pretty cool. I credit this to a childhood spent building Lego sets and perusing the Lego magazine-good stuff!
Beatus liebanensis, Commentarius in apocalypsin Espagne, Castille, premier quart du XIIIe siècle Paris, BNF, département des Manuscrits, Nouvelle acquisition latine 2290, fol. 18v.
"CREATURE - the Dark Angel" is my newest 3D model for Poser5 + up. Here you see only a detail with my character "Old Man" (M2 / not available). I like to use M2 for crazy characteres. Allthough others look mor professional M2 is easy to deform and has an own trash-like scary look. More about this for renders including more figures it's easier to work and render.
"CREATURE" comes from the deepest space inside your hemispheres. There, where no word must be spoken and the souls will be weighed, you will get in touch with the last truth about human glory. Don't wish to go there. Only the innocents will be spared of this dreadful hell. For all others there's no way to escape.
День Гигантских Созданий Тирана
Day of Giant Tyran's Creatures
14-18 august 2012. Personages of Cardboardia prepering parade and raised giant Tyran's Creatures! Experience bring alot of ideas how to protect cardboard creatures from rain!
Thanks to Vika Konuhova for photo!
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Saw this contest happening and decided to participate.
Wee... guess I was lucky enough to make it to the TOP 20 :)
Lion atlante
Dvâravatî (fin 6e-début 11e siècle), période incertaine
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Nakhom Pathom, Thaïlande
(C) RMN-Grand Palais (musée Guimet, Paris) / Thierry Ollivier
Section Thaïlande du musée Guimet
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A touch tank and sea life always make a great shot.
Secret #2:
I love the sea. It will always be in my blood. I rarely mention it to anyone how much I love water. When I was young, my father took me down to the shore and I freaked. I would not go in. I layed on the sand like a dead fish everytime he tried to get me to go in the ocean. lol. Now, I have definately gotten over that whole complex.
I once heard Richard Pryor say he would like to die being declared "lost at sea." I can totaly understand what he ment. When your "lost at sea" you go on living forever with no one knowing what ever happened to you.
I remember God questioning Job in the Book of Job38:16 "Have you entered into the depths of the sea? Or have you walked in the foundations of the deep?" I hope I have a good handle on it so far but, I probably don't know all it's limits. I probably don't know a thing about it.
Point being: I love the sea and all it's wonders.