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I think this one turned out better than the white bishop. I’m not entirely sure they match, though…
Here’s the white one for comparison.
@prs: Thx. I’m working on dry wit with wet subjects. Hope it balances.
@djuby: congrats, man. That sleeve looked big enough to echo his Latin Mass and hold confession.
@Kaylin: contrast is good.******
So, where the white bishop held the beads, Bible, and ‘blessing,’ (prosaic, reactive)http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/u438/jamais5/2013hm/HerrD-BlackBishop_zps5b08f283.png
the black bishop holds the crozier, censer, and communion set. (arcane, proactive)
BTW–as an aspect of saline and salient strategy: 1. Fill a censer closed around a blessed pufferfish and a natural sponge with deeper, colder seawater mixed with a bit of ‘defensive’ ink from a blessed octopus. 2. Then swim rapidly upward to the underwater chapel and open the dispersion holes. 3. Signal the pufferfish to puff up.
This will–you guessed it: cause the look of heavier-than-air smoke underwater.@Kaylin88100 said:
I think this one turned out better than the white bishop. I’m not entirely sure they match, though…
Here’s the white one for comparison.
very nice work. i applaud you.
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