Similar to what Brickeens (and quite a lot of others) did a few weeks ago.
I tried to elaborate it a bit though.
My Brickshelf
1. What is the best MOC that I have made?
2. Name one of the things that made you settle with that MOC.
3. Is there anything you like with my MOCing style in general?
4. Is there anything you dislike?
That's all I want to know.
I've finished my entry for BBC 58.
I'll have to use a lot of paper when photographing it, though, because this thing is big.
I'm not sure if I have such large amounts of paper at hand at all, really. I'll see what I can do...
I'm giving up on my current #58 entry. I aimed way too high.
The idea was that I'd build an Odex-1, a hexapod functionoid.
It turned out great, but I didn't have the pieces to finish any of the legs. I was going to build six legs, and I couldn't make one that looked good. So
I'm giving up. Oh well, I'll see if I can find something that my collection will handle.
So I headed over to my cousin's this easter, as I've done previous times.
I got a couple of eggs painted and I thought that I might as well show them up.
So this is some kind of mutated chicken beast violently breaking out of its egg.
And this is just a big murderous mouth.
Also pardon my non-existant skill when it comes to painting. I know I should practice. :/
So I got this perfect idea for #58. I'm going to start working on it... well, about now. *cracks knuckles*
Also I woke up today to find that the snow was back. And the snow we already had just melted. Oh well, it won't last long.
I saw it yesterday. I regret that I didn't see it earlier, because it was definitely one of the best movies I've seen.
It had pretty much everything, and it was the first time in ages that I really got pulled into a movie.
The actors were way past great, they did to a high degree contribute to the realistic feel of the movie. The amazing
animation did as well.
I liked the way it was arranged too, with the documentary elements that were mixed in at the beginning and at the end.
I can't reall
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So yeah, some serious art for once. I'm pretty happy with this beastie myself. Might even make a topic for it.
Anyway, thoughts?
Why must drawing light be so extremely difficult?
I mean, think of it. Different kinds of materials react different when light is directed at them, compared to each other.
The way light effects other obstacles can be extremely different too, depending on the light source,
and don't even get me started on reflections. :|
There are just so many ways light can appear, and none of its appearances is even close to easy to depict.
It drives me crazy, I tell you.
