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You tease so much Nambroth. Hell I would meet the highest bid of the one’s auctioned off if I could get one reserved long enough for me to make the money. But alas I am left to drool in your wake of awsomeness. The Labradorites are too gorgeous for a comment worthy of their stature. You have my immense gratitude of sharing so much in the means of video and pictures.
Nambroth wrote:Here’s a few detail photos. I really, really need a nap.
You can borrow my bed, it’s not like I use it!
Snapdragon wrote:Nambroth wrote:Here’s a few detail photos. I really, really need a nap.
You can borrow my bed, it’s not like I use it!
I seem to have the same problem lately! >_>
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My art: featherdust.comThe first males are at the Factory and should be making their eBay appearance this week! 🙂
Volunteer mod- I'm here to help! Email me for the best response: nambroth at gmail.com
My art: featherdust.comHere’s a sneak peek at the Momma Labradorite Griffin! She’s not done yet. She still needs a lot of detailing on her chest and wings. And antiquing. And other stuff, like her blue flashes.
She is intentionally a little more brownish grey than the males. I’m trying to make them subtly sexually dimorphic as Melody suggested. Since the male’s colors were loosely based upon both harpy eagles and mallard ducks, so too will the female’s.
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My art: featherdust.comthey are going to be so stunning. how wonderful to make such beautiful peices!
well some day i will have enough to bid on one. it is really cool to see these little progress shots. I really love how these will mimic the natural colorations between males and females that occur. that is completely awesome.
it must be exciting to watch these come together as you paint them.
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