Beast Hunters

wow! Fascinating work, these fantasy adventures are fantastic in every aspect, from the character creation to the figure itself, to the storytelling, I love it! (each time I browse your threads I must resist the urge to start collecting heroic fantasy!)

Thank You very much, Friends. If You enjoy the adult puppet Theatre, I´m happy  

Fox915 wrote:Wow Ephiane, I fear for your Minotaur, the new blade looks lethal (an x-acto blade I assume?). I would be nervous if I were to fiddle around with that blade, do be careful.

Thank You. The Basher Gobbo said....

brassco wrote:Great works! I was wondering how the leaping shots were taken...

Is there a part 2?

Thanks. I use litte strings that for.

blackpool wrote:wow! Fascinating work, these fantasy adventures are fantastic in every aspect, from the character creation to the figure itself, to the storytelling, I love it! (each time I browse your threads I must resist the urge to start collecting heroic fantasy!)

Please do it. with Your Effects that has to be wonderful

Ouch... I hope for your figure's sake that cut off finger spouting blood was photoshopped, but I never know with your magic, Ephiane!

Great figures and sequence of photos, real fun stuff.


Cheers,

Peter.

Gorgeous work!

Brilliant work! Love the minotaur and there's something very Jim Henson Dark Crystal about your head sculpt on it. The use of the Bean head is ingenious!

Amazing work- the figures, story, and photos! Your creations are always a treat to see!

Great works! I was wondering how the leaping shots were taken... Is there a part 2?

Thanks. I use litte strings that for. wrote:

I applaud you for not relying on photoshop and doing it 'old school' like I do, I thought it must be a stand photoshopped out of the picture until I noticed your comment about using little strings, I finally spotted it after looking REALLY hard! Great work!

Absolutely amazing work. Not only the figures but also the action and perspective of the shots. You have the dial turned to 11!

Thank You very much, Friends !

shovelchop81 wrote:

I applaud you for not relying on photoshop and doing it 'old school' like I do, I thought it must be a stand photoshopped out of the picture until I noticed your comment about using little strings, I finally spotted it after looking REALLY hard! Great work!

Thank You, Shovelchop. But Your Applause is undeserved.  I really like photoshop, but my skills are to bad by using it. The Problem is i have to read the manual
To remove the strings from the pictures i use the normal " Paint" Program. It´s on everyones PC. A stand is to massiv to remove for me. I also use it to move the Eyes form the figures. Really easy.

I used to use fishing line, but even it has to be removed eventually. Once I ventured into the world of photo editing, there was no turning back. This isn't to say that I never use string; it's still a useful tool, just not the only tool.

onesixthwarrior wrote:I used to use fishing line, but even it has to be removed eventually.  Once I ventured into the world of photo editing, there was no turning back. This isn't to say that I never use string; it's still a useful tool, just not the only tool.

Excellent Idea, Thank You. I try it soon. Could be translucent on pictures. You have Pics of this ?