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just for fun. I cannot say wheter it is real, I’d have to see it closeup:
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Lokie wrote:I’m just surprised he developed the method and owns a patent for making natural “unicorn” horns. I really hope it doesn’t hurt the animals…
He didnt quite develope it, I believe it was done on bulls before. And the method must hurt whilest done (surgery with sawing?) but I doubt it hurts lateron.
Jennifer wrote:Ahh I love that movie! I watched it all the time as a kid, and those scenes nor the few curse words messed me up. 🙂
Back on subject…
I would send a note to Mr. Beagle’s agent about it. There is a lot of weird rights problems surrounding this movie, due to the fact that the movie production company never paid him rights due– however– his agent would know if there is a problem with this or not.
Fan art is a very problematic area of copyright. Many, many companies DO allow fanart. Many, many companies (understandably) do not. Only the rights owners can decide how they want to deal with fan art and especially the selling thereof.
My brain just said copyright too. I’m glad you contacted them. As for the adult part, you know there’s this saying that kids dont see porn up to a certain age, its the adults who do (theres some dolphin test image for this somewhere…)
I saw it at the age of 5 (woooaaahh! 20 years ago!) and never even thought of anything offensive.
I know the german version only, so I cant say something bout curse words.Must rewatch.skigod377 wrote:I think that looks pretty neat. That last one looks a little NC-17, but other than that, pretty cool.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one with a messed up view 😉
I’ve read of this being done with bulls.
I doubt this hurts the animals, but recreating herds of them and (especially!) dressing like Dumbledalf is… I prefer the guy convinced he was a werewolf…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.
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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.
photoshop. My boy has it from Uni. GIMP works too as I heard, unless you use the luxury if brush structures.
Comp programmes are expensive.
I also used Picture Publisher, a free program for quite a while, but it doesnt layer as nice as PP does.it very much depends what you want to make with the program.
Jennifer wrote:Goodness, didn’t you buy them back in October? They just now got to you?? o_o
hehehe!
eeeasssyyyy!I had them shipped to my boyfriends parents home in Germany, and since he is now living with me in Switzerland we only just got to pick them over Xmas.
no shipping aint that slow here… almost but not that slow… wood… I need to touch wood now…I finally got them today. They are very sweet but in a pretty nasty state… Its not the chips that give me rabbies, its the fact that whoever had them before repainted some of the chips on the batwing with (hold your breath guys n gals) PINK-a-friggin-NAILVARNISH..
peeeeenk. Why had it to be that? black would have been better. I do not quite know what to do with them, fix and keep them, fix and sell them or ask if someone wishes to adopt them and fix them. I’ll get pics. somethime-ish…
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..
thanks!
yes, usually I mount my papers, but for such small pieces this pretty stiff watercolor paper works. It moves and bends in the painting process but once dried and framed (pressing frame) it works like a charm.
without wanting to sound rude: its for a simple convention, for bigger showstuff it would be more worth the hazzle of having many papers mounted at once… cause I paint en masse right now 😉
