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Extraordinary
looks very holloweeny
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I know I commented in your gallery, but LOVE this!! Your reflections are soo incredible !! Love the tulips as well.
Speaking of which here are some that are a little dark and Gothic. I can see the first set used with the Adams Family solarium beneath Mortisha's black roses, or perhaps a proper tango with Mortisha and Gomez?
Probably will work the Red set first Unless you would rather have the black.
Speaking of which here are some that are a little dark and Gothic. I can see the first set used with the Adams Family solarium beneath Mortisha's black roses, or perhaps a proper tango with Mortisha and Gomez?
Probably will work the Red set first Unless you would rather have the black.
Neat!
There really is a breed of pansy which is so dark a (purple? Probably, but it's all but impossible to tell) as to look like a proper black flower even in bright sunlight. There is also a white variety with a delicate "black" tracery on the petals near the heart. Have always thought those wold be the perfect Halloween flowers. Even the pansy = thoughts symbolism suits the season.
There really is a breed of pansy which is so dark a (purple? Probably, but it's all but impossible to tell) as to look like a proper black flower even in bright sunlight. There is also a white variety with a delicate "black" tracery on the petals near the heart. Have always thought those wold be the perfect Halloween flowers. Even the pansy = thoughts symbolism suits the season.
Gotta get me some of the Black & White, and the Red, and the, well you get the picture
Here are some of @NapalmArsenal's upcoming textures "Practical Magic" for Lisa's Bell Flowers, and some cute toons I picked up and made textures to match the flowers
They are SOO CUTE SQUEEE!!!!! 
Thank you for doing them for me!!
I love them all!!
Thank you for doing them for me!!I love them all!!
Have fun with them you can go realistic or toony and they work well with the house cat colors.
@Miss B Axe is more Renaissance than anything, at least metalwork-wise. Or godly Especially with the weight about 15-25kg from look so no common man can wield it.
Starweed + Superfly = LOVE
Common Starweed 01, Subd 2, and a lot of tests Plus procedural specular map to make the reflections cell-grainy and not overwhelming.
Especially with the weight about 15-25kg from look so no common man can wield it.Starweed + Superfly = LOVE
Common Starweed 01, Subd 2, and a lot of tests
Plus procedural specular map to make the reflections cell-grainy and not overwhelming.
Well, I wouldn't necessarily call Vikings "common" men, as none of them look like "light-weights", if you know what I mean.@Miss B Axe is more Renaissance than anything, at least metalwork-wise. Or godly
Gorgeous!! I'm liking the way this looks sir. Very nice indeed.Common Starweed 01, Subd 2, and a lot of tests
Duch battle axe - 1-1.5kg, pollaxe - up to 3 kg, hellebarde - common around 4kg, up to 6.5kg for ceremonial, almost 3m ones. Zweinhander - up to 3.5. It's a common misconception that melee weapons were very heavy. Or that firearms are lighter.Well, I wouldn't necessarily call Vikings "common" men, as none of them look like "light-weights", if you know what I mean.
Gorgeous!! I'm liking the way this looks sir. Very nice indeed.
Yeah, I can't imagine an AK-47 being all that light-weight.