Forbid to play in the naughty palace if you have the stupid disease
Been cleaning out the workshop this week, and taken the time to document some of the stuff I've made during the year. These are two of the first and quickest projects we made, and I've posted both of them before, but now I have better photos.
The little-old-man and moustache-doggy from The Walk:
(In case you didn't see the last time I posted about this stop-motion movie, you can see these guys wobbling around and running into trouble over here.)
and the wasteland sweets-and-supplies kiosk:
[copypasted from DA]Get your first aid supplies, shotguns and candied roaches here! Your one stop for all your basic wasteland needs! More radiation-free than the shop next settlement over, or get your scavenged trade goods back!
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Another little thing from last autumn, a quick model building exercise. The task was to pick a genre of fiction and build a sweet kiosk (+ mood board) that would communicate the genre without any additional information. Perhaps it helps if you can read the sign and recognise the symbol from the Swedish post trucks, but I hope it still gets the point across.
Cardboard and random junk. It's fairly small; the bottom plate is around 30 centimetres/one foot long at the widest point.
(I miss Photoshop. ;_; )[/copypasted from DA]
Engrish.com is still one of the websites with the best lulz/minute ratio, as far as I am concerned. A few of the ones listed here made my stomach hurt from laughter. I mean. *snrrrrrk*
The little-old-man and moustache-doggy from The Walk:
(In case you didn't see the last time I posted about this stop-motion movie, you can see these guys wobbling around and running into trouble over here.)
and the wasteland sweets-and-supplies kiosk:
[copypasted from DA]Get your first aid supplies, shotguns and candied roaches here! Your one stop for all your basic wasteland needs! More radiation-free than the shop next settlement over, or get your scavenged trade goods back!
~
Another little thing from last autumn, a quick model building exercise. The task was to pick a genre of fiction and build a sweet kiosk (+ mood board) that would communicate the genre without any additional information. Perhaps it helps if you can read the sign and recognise the symbol from the Swedish post trucks, but I hope it still gets the point across.
Cardboard and random junk. It's fairly small; the bottom plate is around 30 centimetres/one foot long at the widest point.
(I miss Photoshop. ;_; )[/copypasted from DA]
Engrish.com is still one of the websites with the best lulz/minute ratio, as far as I am concerned. A few of the ones listed here made my stomach hurt from laughter. I mean. *snrrrrrk*