[quote=139166]Welcome to the forums! You’ve got some really nice stuff here. [/quote]
Thank you so much!
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@Anarchangel.
Thanks so much, but can’t take TOTAL credit. That pose is in the Companions/humanoids, although I did re-create it.
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Sometimes I forget how amazing you are at this.
I really like that pose for black condor. Simple but beautiful. 🙂
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Out Of This World Pop Quiz
The desert planet Trinity, named for the triple suns.
This is the Wondering Woods, floating trees that hover, so the roots can get what little moisture there is from the air.
They are currently above the Stoney Desert.
gliding into the Plains of the Wasted Sea,
in the distance in the Mourning Mountain
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Pop Quiz – Out of this World! – Results
Posted on October 2, 2016 by djuby | 3 Comments
Honorable mention this week goes to Atomic Punk for his vibrant and creative take.
T|his week’s win goes to Cliff. The lighting effects are top notch and really helped set the scene.
Just a quick note. There will be no Pop Quiz next weekend, but will return on October 15th.
Thanks to all who entered.
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Oh WOW Thank you djuby!
I have been so whiped out from dialysis lately, I ws surprised I got this entry done.
My friend John mentioned the glare effect might overshadow the Wandering Woods and gritty sky, which I wondering if it hasn’t.
But I am glad it was all appreciated. I have concepts for Trinity’s storey based off thjs.
@Herr D. Heh love your sense of humor and what an imagination.
@ Atomic Punk. Thank you very much. Such generous comments to us all. And I second what he said on eveyone. Well done.
Atomic, my wife and I had you set for a win, such a good landscape
with the red foliage (particularly liked the red fern on the arcing rock formation), blue reptile and yellow fish swimming upstrem and the lovely sky, All quite lovely.
PS Atomic Punk, I agree. I loved Krull when I saw it as a kid. 🙂
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Solar Flare[img]https://i.imgur.com/6ITlzR1.png[/img]
Name: Richard Carrington
A.K.A : Solar Flare
Powers: Able to emit/ use all energy along the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves at the long wavelength end, through optical emission to x-rays and gamma rays at the short wavelength end.He is able to use energy to create force fields, flight , super strength, and can create illusions
Bio: Richard Carrington was one of eight astronauts aboard “New Light” high orbit space platform. They had the task of studying the effects of solar radiation on earth.The platform was caught in a solar storm/flare emission , during the storm Richards “Event” power to control energy manifested. Richard was able to absorb all the energy into his body and store it. ( Solar Flare can tap into any energy source : however he is unaware of this , and will consciously draw energy from the sun when needed.Solar Flare has nearly unlimited power at his disposal , and has yet to learn most of his abilities.
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Nice back story even better design
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[quote=139149]I have fond memories of all of those! I was a huge fan of TMNT and Transformers. I’d forgotten all about MASK, but now that you remind me, it was a great show. The only thing missing from the list is Thundercats! That’s a great idea, thanks for suggesting it. I’ll add it to my list of projects! It would be a great excuse to go back and revisit all the old cartoons for ‘inspiration’.[/quote]
Thundercats, of course! 🙂 Silver Hawks, Starcom, Dino Riders, Galaxy Rangers…so many nice shows back then. 🙂 I’m glad to hear that you like the toyline idea. Mantis also turned out pretty well, I like that ninja-superhero mix.
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Thank you Mr. Vauderville and Anarchangel, I’m glad to hear that! 🙂
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The world’s top assassin is a figure spoken of in hushed tones in dark corners.
Never uttering a single sound, Silent conducts all of his business on the dark web, charging such enormous amounts of money for his services that only the mega wealthy can afford to hire him.
He strikes at his targets with ruthless efficiency. Silent as the night, by the time anyone even realises he has been there, it is already far too late.
The only people who ever escape to tell the tale are the ones who aren’t part of his contract. Those that he allows to live spread stories of the silent shadow and enhance his growing legend.
Silent
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Three middle-aged nerds (including yours truly!) review all of the MCU movies in chronological order. Short, funny, and full of good vibes, check it out and let us know what you think!
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