Medieval-ish Fantasy: One-Track Mind

Tjolnir wrote:thanks for the tip, i'm far from being disappointed, in fact i'm grateful learning something in return. no matter the subject one shares his experience with, othes can only get smarter. in the long run i was going to print some background for my dioramas so it wouldn't show the blank wall or an empty space.

You are very welcome. It is tricky getting a large enough screen and avoiding capturing the pixellation. In principle, I would still prefer to get my pieces, especially the ones that go in front, if we are talking about layers as here, printed. I just haven't done any of that since the big move.

Valiarde wrote: Jon is a great easter bunny and lady of the Dragons looking a bit confused here in the last pic. That was some hard truth to swallow. Happy Easter!

Thank you, you too. Yep, I don't know whether she had gotten it by the point the last photo was snapped. I think she was still hoping for smooth dragons in pearlescent magenta (?) color.

Ovy wrote:WHERE ARE MY DRAGONS?? I hid them. WHERE?? You have to find them, like, easter eggs. Happy Easter/Norther.

LOL. That's funny, 's what that is. (I have no idea why I'm giving Jon this accent.) Happy Norther to you too! Danny's off looking for them already... and here's your sign...

ReverendSpooky wrote:"What do you mean these don't hatch chocolate dragons!?!" Ah, so awesome!!!  This killed me.  So good, and the background looks excellent.  The spring imagery is so perfect through the window.  I love it.

Thank you very much, Adam, I'm glad you liked it. Hmmm, chocolate dragons -- probably should have thought of that too; although that would have been believable enough! To be honest, I experimented with about six different options for the landscape background at the back, but ended up with this one. Glad it worked.

So cute! Hope you had a nice Easter! ^.^

lovely
and such a great backdrop construction... !!

skywalkersaga wrote:So cute! Hope you had a nice Easter! ^.^

Thank you very much, glad you liked it. It was all over the place, but we're all good and still kicking.

Illusion wrote:lovely   and such a great backdrop construction... !!

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked it and the digital backdrop. In case someone gets the wrong idea, I only put it together from pre-existing images.

Another hilarious scene!  I love how you're able to take the stock expressions and make them seem so goofy just by catching the perfect angle. It's a talent, comedy is hard! 

tankgirlfuzzy wrote:Another hilarious scene!  I love how you're able to take the stock expressions and make them seem so goofy just by catching the perfect angle. It's a talent, comedy is hard! 

Thank you very much, I'm delighted you liked it. Sometimes expressions will work well or ok for you without modification. Sometimes, one can help them by using FaceApp or similar software, as a number of our members keep demonstrating with great effect (check out Ephiane's mermaid or dungeon crawlers threads). I tried it this when we were first discussing it, and it is worth it for the photos, but I wasn't going to install a supposed Russian spy app on my new machine -- which is my excuse for being lazy, I guess.

That was nice, it got a chuckle but I have to ask.

If you dye dragon eggs, does the baby come out with whatever color you dyed it?
That's a question game of thrones never answered.

Theboo-bomb wrote:That was nice, it got a chuckle but I have to ask. If you dye dragon eggs, does the baby come out with whatever color you dyed it? That's a question game of thrones never answered.

Indeed... they should have thought of that! My guess is, depends on the strength of the dye (this year our Easter eggs were almost the same color peeled as unpeeled!). But more to the point, if you boil the eggs, wouldn't the (would-be) baby dragons die?

Thanks for the laugh , Gube ! Great posing and story !

Ephiane wrote: Thanks for the laugh , Gube ! Great posing and story !

Thank you very much, I'm very glad you liked it and had a chuckle. Fairly simple, but I wanted to mark the occasion, once I thought of it.