This is pretty awesome!!! Did you make the design on the carpet?

Carpet? You mean the peacock on the wall? Oh yes. I got a real thing for peacocks, peacock feathers, peacock colors.

Ahh yeah, I assumed it was like a magic carpet or something hanging on the wall. :) And yes, peacocks are beautiful and you did a great job with the design.

I went to Victoria, British Columbia back in 2008... walked along this nature trail for a while and ran into a couple of peacocks, including a white one that would let people get right up close to it. I ended up in some parking lot where there were 3 peacocks strutting around and another two on a dumpster along with two peahens. It was really weird. XD Wild peacocks... in a parking lot.

Do the white ones have "eyes" on their tails? Or are they all white? I've never been close to a white one.

And they're pretty, but noisy as hell.

They have the same circular spiral pattern that sort of look like eyes, but yeah, it's all white inside... nothing that looks like irises or pupils. Haha, yeah, and it was quite odd to be right up close and personal with one when it squawked.

Ah. Too bad. Pale blue eyes with gray "irises" would be so cool.

Tiny Kettle, small jug, and even smaller brass pot!


Also, omg peacock tapestry! These are fantastic!

You see that jug on the table? That's a hand-thrown pot! Not mine. Someone else is as nuts as we are.

Heh, oh I believe it. Here's someone's squirrel sclupture: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5513818

I don't recognize the coin. Do you know what it is? Not that it makes a whole lot of difference. The detail is astounding. I especially like the "water" she's sitting next to. Nice touch.

That's a -looks more closely at his monitor- a 5cent Euro coin. Kinda the size of a nickel I'd assume. Been a while since I've seen one.

There's some nice effects you can get going. Seen some fantastic rivers done with resin.

Actually, one of the nicest "water effects" I've seem was in a gingerbread house. It was a mill with a mill-race. The water in the mill-race was made of foil with melted, blue-tinted sugar poured over it. They did stained-glass windows, too, by tracing out a framework in royal icing and then pouring small amounts of appropriately-colored melted sugar into each individual "pane".

That sounds fantastic... and delicious.

My, and I thought I was crazy because I made model trolleycars which ran off of live overhead wire...

Or a guy who made a walking Titan, that was a trippy video

Absolutely STUNNING work, BEAUTIFUL