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A lich takes part in the ritualistic sacrifice of a unicorn in Lash Emberer in Thanatos. The lighting was done with a little multi-colored tea-light that randomly changed colors. Whatever the next color was is the elemental type the lich cast.
by David UU.
Ottawa, Curvd H&z, 29 nov 1999. 125 numbered copies issued as Curvd H&z 444.
24 pp/14 printed, rubberstamp in silkscreen front cover. 7-1/8 x 3-3/8, sewn wrappers.
prose. cover typography by jwcurry.
1o.oo
inspired by a misinterpreted image (watching over the shoulder while ez plays NWN)
address is of a zine lending library!
This is a project I participated in initiated by the Honeycomb Art Collective I am part of. Select members were asked to create a piece of art for one of the four elements (fire, earth, wind, water). It's a very slick little booklet and well printed. Here are some pictures I took of the final product.
The artists involved are: Memolio, Wild Again, Alice Mizrachi, Jon MacNair, Matt Cipov, Fionn McCabe, Base-V, TWOONE, Gualicho, Trystan Bates, David Shillinglaw, Adria Fruitos, JAZ, Matias Vigliano, Jesse Balmer, Irena Zablotska, TOOCO, Fernando Chamarelli.
Elementals / Heft-Reihe
The Reptile and I
cover (wrap-around cover): Bill Willingham, Keith Wilson
Verlag: Comico (USA 1987)
ex libris MTP
A lich takes part in the ritualistic sacrifice of a unicorn in Lash Emberer in Thanatos. The lighting was done with a little multi-colored tea-light that randomly changed colors. Whatever the next color was is the elemental type the lich cast.
"And then the glacier got up and walked."
Ice Elementals, despite being essentially water elementals, are far different beasts. They rampage because their lives are so fragile, so easily melted... but you can guarantee that in their short time one arth, they will make inhospitable terrain even less hospitable!
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Photo from Tech Jobs Tour Portland on April 27, 2017 at Coopers Hall (Portland, OR).
Rear panel folds forward, then rear and middle panel fold up against the side of the Element, (Using the folding rear seat mount and mimicking it's technique.)
The fire of the sun reflected in drops of water on a clematis seed which was lying on the earth after floating down through the air.
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