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lamortefille wrote:
Was the Vampire bat in Melody’s gallery discussed somewhere?
In the comments under the pic of it in my gallery.
Melody wrote:lamortefille wrote:Was the Vampire bat in Melody’s gallery discussed somewhere?
In the comments under the pic of it in my gallery.
lol Yeah, I saw those. I was just wondering if there was a thread about it somewhere that I missed. In any case it’s really awesome looking.
The meercat sounds cute. Any big cats. I’d love to see some mice. They would look great with the cats,
How about a racoon? I know I know, A Flying Squirrel!
and a flying moose to go with 😆 OK maybe not 😉
btw Melody We lived on the coast of Oregon for three years. Right on the beach between the ocean and hwy 101. This was back in the seventies before there were any condos or tourist traps. Just a whole lota beach and ocean. Right off Cape Kiwanda near Pacific City. *sigh* I miss the ocean. Hey 💡 how about a flying seahorse ?Melody wrote:I just put a pic of the hippogriff in my gallery.
oh I am really liking how it is turning out. it really is so different..and it has such a gentle look..where the griffins have this sharp look to them.
From what I have gathered about hippogriffs, they are gentler than griffins. Hippogriffs are the steeds of poets. Meaning, I guess, that they can take you not only imaginary places, but fantasy imaginary places, because they are not real fantasy animals. They are imaginary fantasy animals, since hippogriffs are a cross between a horse and a griffin. Griffins and horses traditionally hate each other, and wouldn’t have kids together.
They can transport you to the place they are from, where there are no rules, just boundless imagination.
Hippogriffs are good subjects to have sculptures of in a library. They like to hang out with books..oooh I like the sound of that!
He is looking great Melody!! When can we expect him in test paints?? A few months, a year?
He looks like he’s in his first rough clay incarnation,; he’ll have to be cast, sculpted, cast, etc for quite a while before we see him I think. 🙂
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My art: featherdust.comMelody wrote:From what I have gathered about hippogriffs, they are gentler than griffins. Hippogriffs are the steeds of poets. Meaning, I guess, that they can take you not only imaginary places, but fantasy imaginary places, because they are not real fantasy animals. They are imaginary fantasy animals, since hippogriffs are a cross between a horse and a griffin. Griffins and horses traditionally hate each other, and wouldn’t have kids together.
They can transport you to the place they are from, where there are no rules, just boundless imagination.
Hippogriffs are good subjects to have sculptures of in a library. They like to hang out with books..According to the land of Xanth, love springs are the source of most hybreds 😆
Nambroth wrote:He looks like he’s in his first rough clay incarnation,; he’ll have to be cast, sculpted, cast, etc for quite a while before we see him I think. 🙂
Yeah, give me twenty years or so.
wolflodge100 wrote:Melody wrote:From what I have gathered about hippogriffs, they are gentler than griffins. Hippogriffs are the steeds of poets. Meaning, I guess, that they can take you not only imaginary places, but fantasy imaginary places, because they are not real fantasy animals. They are imaginary fantasy animals, since hippogriffs are a cross between a horse and a griffin. Griffins and horses traditionally hate each other, and wouldn’t have kids together.
They can transport you to the place they are from, where there are no rules, just boundless imagination.
Hippogriffs are good subjects to have sculptures of in a library. They like to hang out with books..According to the land of Xanth, love springs are the source of most hybreds 😆Does that explain the winged centaur on one of the covers?
Melody wrote:wolflodge100 wrote:According to the land of Xanth, love springs are the source of most hybreds 😆
Does that explain the winged centaur on one of the covers?
Yep! The family’s on the cover of Isle of View. The male is the result of a centaur/pegasus mix, the female of a centaur/hippogriff mix… and then of course their [first] kid. 😀
TrottierJS wrote:oooh I like the sound of that!
He is looking great Melody!! When can we expect him in test paints?? A few months, a year?I often don’t do do test paints until after about a year of working on a sculpture. Then I get a paintable sample made in an early mold when the sculpture is getting close to being finished.
Then comes the tedious process of getting these things into production. This year, if we actually MOVE it will take much longer, due to chaos.
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