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Ah, well thanx for both the edification and the compliment, Keric! N lol, I’m really not so squeamish anymore, I’ve just never taken the time to go back n re-watch it.
Its ‘an’, Herr D; silent consonants don’t count towards that particular grammatical rule. And yeah hahah… I myself took a look at my piece n was like; ‘there’s not enough sand in that hourglass for her to be in any kind of actual danger’. But I got lazy so left it.
Not sure about the copy/pasting text issue. I don’t have any trouble doing so. It could be because this site isn’t behind an SSL certificate and, depending on what browser/security you’re using, it doesn’t trust it to access your clipboard as a result? Maybe check the log on your browser and/or security and manually greenlight it for the future? Just hazarding a guess though. Could be way off.
Anywho, here are yall’s items! (with text in-image this time, because I finally learned fonts)
Just as a refresher, I will be judging the entries by the same criteria/scoring system as the last time I did this:
1. Composition: The overall quality of the style/technique used in the piece. 2 points!
2. Element Composition: How well the items were used/fit in to the piece. 3 points!
3. Creativity: How well the items were MISUSED in the piece. 3 points!
4. Aesthetics: Which piece I think just has the better overall finished product. 1 point!
Another entry for One Part, Many Characters! Yall should really join in on that one; its a lot of fun! 8D
And this is me jumping in again!
For the extra half-point: My guess is Aladdin & Jasmine! And there’s a tower silhouetted against the moon out one of the windows.
For my entry: I did the scene that made me think Aladdin lol
For my pieces: I did it musical chairs style! I used the snake as sand, the sand as fire, and the fire as the snake! =P
Decided I aughta have an avatar, at this point!
Ended up snowballing into actually being probly my most ambitious project to date. I thought “why not try n make it look kinda like me?” which turned into “why not try n make it really look like me?” which turned into “lets see what exactly the limitations are on HM as far as producing photo-realistic art” lol.
Soooo… ended u spending like 2 hours with a reference photo trying to get the shading just right. Think my vanity may have gotten the better of me though, because the finished product looks about 10x prettier and about 10 years younger than I do >_>
Been away from HM for a bit (life got kinda hectic this new year) so here’s an update:
Thanx for the explanations on the power user/etc. phenom.
TYSM to everyone who nominated/voted for my piece in Hall of Fame! <3
@Lull-carae: Omg, wow, such a detailed response! Thanx a bundle for the feedback and encouragement! Right there with you on shadows n darkness, btw; I adore those in pieces. Tryna make sure I don’t become the Zack Snyder of HM, cuz everytime I do a redesign it seems to come out darker, both literally and metaphorically lolAaaaand, new pieces:
Latest entry for One Part, Many Characters:
Latest entry for Another’s Take on It:
*Redesign of a piece posted by Keric
@keric: Here’s my take on ur charrie!
WB Randall! I was crackin up at the whole “army of geeks” bit XD
Anywho, here’s my submission:
A farming community in one of the most volatile climates in the world, the villagers of Tybb gathered in the chapel every morning for sunrise worship. There they would pray to the butterfly deity Ry, believed to have the power to turn back even tornadoes and lightning, to protect their crops from the inclement elements.
Used the mouth and top for the butterfly, and the ear for the tornadoes.
