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Thanks for the step-by-step photos. It’s really neat to see how the pictures grow as more detail is added.
and the full pannel. some oldies have been reused but otherwise, I am dead now. Sizes are not accurate as this is a digicam collage..
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if the lady down the store says OK I may make this a baby lifesize dragon. For our window. Moveable puppet with copper rainbow scales.
During rush hours there’s about two cars pers second passing infront our our appt, I figured it would make a good advertisment.we are living on that floor with the sign :
http://cathuman.com/wohnung/nussbaumen/vorderseite%20haus.jpgand this is our road
http://cathuman.com/wohnung/nussbaumen/strasse%20nach%20baden.jpgI’ll be off to ask the lady sometime this weekend, I hope it will be allowed, especially as their store is:
WIndspiel, Drachen und SPiele.Drachen is the main word for Dragons, but it is in this case used for kites.
daaawww!
thankyouz!
and I still have a small frame that fits an Aceo in it (if you check in the FC list its those very tiiinny 3 down middle). I shalst plot dragonish artification 🙂
anyhow, dragondoodle from today at school. His name is Cornus.
ok, still alive here, though very busy with various nonsense school papers, I gave one sucessful lesson in animation two weeks ago, and now I have to document all my thoughts and eperiences on it for school… yeeech. And the leftover time I am spending writing on my novel.
inbetween, for the weekly tv shows I love I have this new hobby of creating myself an army of baby dragons. They are made of old millefiory canes from back then when I made fairies. Hence their rather unique colorations.
I am currently counting these 11 finished ones plus another five in the oven.
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