
More photos from my Joshua Tree trip with KaniS, then later toyed with in photoshop. :) FYI: the cloud is completely unaltered. I love finding cool dragony clouds like that, and desert sunsets are just the cream in my coffee.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Western Dragon
Size 1280 x 1057px
File Size 805.4 kB
I'm still working on it :o
But my new deadline is the end of this week, so i hope to finish soon :P I'm not far from it... It's coming out fairly well, you'll see pics when i'm able to cover my entire body. :D
I still plan on mentioning you as well, since you did help, and were very nice about it too.
But my new deadline is the end of this week, so i hope to finish soon :P I'm not far from it... It's coming out fairly well, you'll see pics when i'm able to cover my entire body. :D
I still plan on mentioning you as well, since you did help, and were very nice about it too.
Yup... Loves cream, me- the bovine secretion kind, not the other... Must be the fat in it- danged Innu ancestry makes me crave the fatty stuff... What can you say about a culture where whale and seal blubber is considered a delicacy? My French side where just as bad- over-fed goose-livers, and buttery sauces... Murrrr- I can hear my arteries hardening just thinking about it.
I said nothin' about caviar, but yeah, that stuff is gooood... I'm not fond of the goose-liver, though. The way it's made is unbelievably cruel. I shocked KaniS the other day by telling him I was willing to go completely vegetarian. The way we raise our food-animals and the methods of slaughter are something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. Horrible stuff. No more meat for me- I've hit disgust overload. So even those tasty fish-eggs are out.
*giggles* that may well be! Too much useless stuff in yer buffer! With me, it's just my wee coal-burning brain is slow to start up in the morning, and there isn't much room in there, except for trivia, fabrics, plant species, semi-precious gems, and similarly odd things.
Awesome! That's exactly the kind of effect I was hoping for! "Just a nice, quiet landscape pic, nothing odd to be seen here..." I've always been fond of the candid style of photography used in magazines like National Geographic. I hope to be able to put together a body of fun fantasy-peices like this where the existence of the fantasy-element is incidental to the land-scape around them, as if the photographer just happened to catch a snap of one the fairies of the wood (a pair of just that kind of thing is in the works).
Awww, I don't mind in the slightest! I'm honoured, actually. I hope your mate comes back in one piece and still in possession of his soul- that war... *shudders* I'm glad you liked my piece, and if you have a sentimental attachment for it, that just icing for that cake.
Yeah, I hope so too. My last b/f had only just come back when I met him, and he was totally f***ed up. He'd scream in his sleep, and he's emotions would change in an instant. He wouldn't tell me much about what he'd gone through, but he did say that he had been held a prisoner for 3 months. Since his was the first Iraqi veteran I met at the time, I am quite worried. But I've heard from other soldiers that have just returned that it's getting a lot better. There are quite a few of them coming back who didn't see any battle while they were over there, and considering my mate is a computer geek, he spends most of the time inside. I sent this pic to him and he liked it. Thanks for understanding. :hug:
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is nothing to laugh at- I speak from experience. No, I'm not a soldier, but the illness can come about from other kinds of trauma, usually violent... So, yeah, I sympathize, definitely. It bothers me that it's taken so long for a stigmatized thing like "shell-shock" (the old name for it) to be recognized as a serious illness that can drive people to suicide or worse... I hope your friend is doing well, both the ex and your current friend in Iraq. As you said, computer geeks should be OK.
Yeah, that place is surely awesome. Kani took me there for the first time last year and I love the photography opportunities I get there. Painting in a dragon was almost a given for this image, considering the cloud up there is natural and completely unaltered. Thanks for liking it!
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