Wild Boy in Ireland 3

His exploration continues.



Here he used some sheep's hair as a wig.

Valiarde wrote:Already saw some of the pics before, but that Mamameri pick still get my attention every time I scroll though. It is like the boy was walking here and then suddenly FREEZE. Time stopped. Gasping back at the statue not blinking an eye.

As for the coastal line...it does remind me on New Zealand in parts! But new Zealand is a combiantion of Ireland, Iceland, Alps and Canary Islands anyway.

Good little boy, always a great companion.

Thanks! Yeah New Zealand is also Middle Earth an Japan, I mean they filmed Last Samurai there.

skywalkersaga wrote:What a treat to see more of these photos! Was not expecting it, thank you for finally sharing them.

Thanks a lot! I actually photographed some viking brooches for you, I'll try to find them for the next post.

davidd wrote:Marvelous travelogue scenery! The clifftop pic, looking down at the long plunge to the see below, is quite impressive!

I like running across old shrines like the one you discovered. They seem mysterious to me, and somehow profound in their semi-abandoned states.

Looks like the weather cooperated for your visit!

Thanks a lot! Yeah the magic of semi-abandoned places. And the weather was finde for several days, but then the long rain came and we skipped some tours in the west and went back to the east.

BAMComix wrote:Incredible Ovy! all the pics look epic! I hope he enjoyed his adventures!

Thanks a lot! Yeah it's a bit scary for him with so few trees, but he managed, his curiousity was stronger.

GubernatorFan wrote:Another beautiful installment. I'm always impressed how well-behaved Wild Boy is on his outings. He is perhaps almost a little too bundled up to fully appreciate, but it underscores the more savage aspect to the beauty of the nature around him, mother goddesses and all.

Thanks a lot! Yeah he really is a little bundle.

AlKelAstra91 wrote:You get to travel and take your figures to some of the most exotic and beautiful locations in the world. And it always yields such breathtaking results. Like, there is such a sublime quality to the Wild Boy on his lone journey, surrounded by these massive gorgeous landscapes. He is the perfect candidate for this.

Kinda reminds me of the little 'candle' people from the game Sky: Children of the Light. They have no weapons and only wear cloaks, they do not fight, only explore and glide around everywhere collecting light. Does Wild Boy have his own glider yet? Can you make him one?

I also dig that Disco Elysium music, the ambience is similar to one of my favorite musical artists, Explosions in The Sky.

Thanks a lot! And I only traveled a bit of Europe, so it's far from the most exotic locations in the world, but it can be beautiful. And yes his size makes everything appear even larger. Really thinking of taking a larger sized figure some time, but I only travel with one backpack.

I have seen pictures of that game, really cute. His mum wouldn't allow gliders though.
The only people actively researching flight are the rainbow people btw. Maybe some day I'll make a little butterfly kid.

And yes the Disco Elysium soundtrack ist something else, it's by British Sea Power. Have you played Disco Elysium?  It's a narrative, immersive piece of art.

Stryker2012 wrote:Wow! Beautiful scenery and so fun to see your little Wild Boy enjoying his travels.

Thanks sir!

More excellent shots. Awesome stuff.

Those are some serious sea cliffs!

I wonder what mysteries lurk in the inky depths below?

Ooh, even more goodies! Those are some daring explorations from this little dude! I love all the angles and spots you've chosen for him, they look perfect. And his cute snarly expression really heightens the realism! Just an overall fantastic setting that shows off your awesome creation. :')

And brooches?? Looking forward to seeing.... !

Holy cow! I admire your nerve, placing your boy so close to the precipice to take the photos. And his reckless bravery. But they do add up to some absolutely spectacular photography. And great job keeping things seemingly scale appropriate.
Awesome work. I know at this point it is not a surprise, coming from you, but still impressive.

Fantastic scenery!

Very cool new pictures. I especially like the one wherein the boy wanders on the rocky path.

Last pictures. Beyond the water, rumors of a lost world of Liberty, Bears, superhumans and bald eagles.













But then it rained a lot, so back to the east coast.





Turning back home with Atlantic equipment and a big stinky 'Oilliphéist' head.

Stryker2012 wrote:More excellent shots. Awesome stuff.

Thanks!

davidd wrote:Those are some serious sea cliffs!

I wonder what mysteries lurk in the inky depths below?

Thanks! Maybe some Lovecrafitan Horrors, but Irish?

skywalkersaga wrote:Ooh, even more goodies! Those are some daring explorations from this little dude! I love all the angles and spots you've chosen for him, they look perfect. And his cute snarly expression really heightens the realism! Just an overall fantastic setting that shows off your awesome creation. :')

And brooches?? Looking forward to seeing.... !

Thanks a lot! I like that his expression makes the facesculpt asymetrical, more variation in the angles.

Here the brooches

GubernatorFan wrote:Holy cow! I admire your nerve, placing your boy so close to the precipice to take the photos. And his reckless bravery. But they do add up to some absolutely spectacular photography. And great job keeping things seemingly scale appropriate.
Awesome work. I know at this point it is not a surprise, coming from you, but still impressive.

Thanks sir.

BAMComix wrote:Fantastic scenery!

Thanks!

Randam Hajile wrote:Very cool new pictures. I especially like the one wherein the boy wanders on the rocky path.    

Thanks, yes it looks more 1/6 scale than 1/1 scale.

That shell mask-helmet is awesome!!!!! I love it!

And stinky dead mole crabs! That's what I call a fun day at the beach!

More beautiful photos. And I also love the shell mask helmet. I hope that stinky crab head will be destinkified and turned into something awesome. That's a ton of brooches!

Oh wow yet more stunning photos! Little Wolf Boy is truly 'unafraid' of danger.

And ahh, thanks for those awesome pics of the brooches! I have some lifesize replicas of some of them, so it's really lovely to see!

Stunning shots in stunning wild scenery, the crab and shell props are especially amazing! Thanks also for sharing the photos of the brooches, we get great scenery in NZ but I miss the museums and heritage of the Uk and Europe.

Lovely. Love the shell helmet. Man! You certainly put your little fellow in some precarious areas -- I'd be afraid of him falling off the cliff.