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Serenity wrote:
And where does/did it come from? It is a very neat little creature! And until Windstones I have not ever heard of one! 😛
ThanksI didn’t know much about Kirins when I sculpted the first Kirin I did, the baby one. It was a cute calf-like thing, but I had no idea what kind of animal it was! I only realized it was obviously meant to be a Kirin when I set it next to the bottle of Kirin beer I was holding at the time.
“AHA! So that’s what you are!!”
… So I added the scales and horn to him, to make it official.
Windstone Kirins don’t look much like “real” Kirins, because I only used some of the characteristics I found described for them. For example, I had no idea what color Kirins were supposed to be, so ours ended up being brown and white. I learn more about them all the time. The real ones vary allot in appearance! Some are almost indistinguishable from oriental dragons, some are fat, furry and foo-dog-like, some have wings, some have more than one horn, and they may have pronged horns.The other strange story about my first Kirin sculpture: The sudden appearance of a Kirin is a very good omen, and is said to herald the birth of a boy child.. Soon after the Kirin sculpture appeared, I had a boy!
So be cautious with kirins.Melody wrote:Serenity wrote:And where does/did it come from? It is a very neat little creature! And until Windstones I have not ever heard of one! 😛
ThanksI didn’t know much about Kirins when I sculpted the first Kirin I did, the baby one. It was a cute calf-like thing, but I had no idea what kind of animal it was! I only realized it was obviously meant to be a Kirin when I set it next to the bottle of Kirin beer I was holding at the time.
“AHA! So that’s what you are!!”
… So I added the scales and horn to him, to make it official.
Windstone Kirins don’t look much like “real” Kirins, because I only used some of the characteristics I found described for them. For example, I had no idea what color Kirins were supposed to be, so ours ended up being brown and white. I learn more about them all the time. The real ones vary allot in appearance! Some are almost indistinguishable from oriental dragons, some are fat, furry and foo-dog-like, some have wings, some have more than one horn, and they may have pronged horns.The other strange story about my first Kirin sculpture: The sudden appearance of a Kirin is a very good omen, and is said to herald the birth of a boy child.. Soon after the Kirin sculpture appeared, I had a boy!
So be cautious with kirins.Ahhhhh snap! Now you tell me! LOL 😛 just kidding! 😛
Well… the friend that I painted one for wants another child….. 🙂
What in the heck is this??? I gave my friend the Kirin for Christmas and I end up PREGNANT??? The Kirin is no longer in my house…. Thought it was suppost to be the other way around! LOL 😛
Serenity wrote:What in the heck is this??? I gave my friend the Kirin and I AM PREGNANT??? Thought it was suppost to be the other way around! LOL 😛
You are? Congratulations!
Serenity wrote:Did the at home test today… twice… “+” means yes! My husband is excited!
Thank you! 🙂
Congrats!Serenity wrote:Did the at home test today… twice… “+” means yes! My husband is excited!
Thank you! 🙂
Congratualtions!!!! I’m so excited for you!
twindragonsmum 😀
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Serenity wrote:What in the heck is this??? I gave my friend the Kirin for Christmas and I end up PREGNANT??? The Kirin is no longer in my house…. Thought it was suppost to be the other way around! LOL 😛
Congratulations! No doubt you got the benefit because you painted him!
Jasmine wrote:Congrats!!!
Maybe you had the little Kirin a bit too long?
Thats possible… lol I got him when I had extra money around 3 months or so before Christmas… Oops! lol
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