Very cool pics, everyone.
Where do you get them?
Mithyaat, where did you get your pics?
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i've started here : www.war-europe.com/#/lastnewsletter/Jove wrote:Very cool pics, everyone.
Where do you get them?
Mithyaat, where did you get your pics?
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Haha, thanks. I was going for stark. And the lintel is indeed a Shinto prayergate.
Lest you be too impressed, I ripped most of it from bits of existing objects, and then put the bits together in ways that were never intended.
I did the texturing and lighting, but the rest is taken out of context and re-engineered.
Lest you be too impressed, I ripped most of it from bits of existing objects, and then put the bits together in ways that were never intended.
I did the texturing and lighting, but the rest is taken out of context and re-engineered.
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The whole thing reminds me of the merpeset t'filah (open air prayer shelter, although I don't think I got the Hebrew right, I'll have to check with Beorn) at Beorn's camp, only your's looks like a more permanent structure. The only picture I could find of it is a close-up interior one, but you might get a feel for it from the photo.Vadhaka wrote:Haha, thanks. I was going for stark. And the lintel is indeed a Shinto prayergate.
I have a picture of Beorn in front of it from his first year at camp on my PC, but who knows when we'll get that set up...
Short steps to make an RPG game now, Vadhaka?Vadhaka wrote:Spent some time in front of my modelling prog and came up with these. Not so happy with how the first one turned out, but otherwise they're ok.
The Elder Assassins Shrine of Vadhaka Chora in the mountains outside Rajas
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Looks right to me. A smichut (two nouns stuck together to make one). Mirpeset = patio. T'filah = prayer (the infinitive of 'to pray' is l'hitpallel, or 'to kneel oneself'. i'll have to look up the root to mirpeset when I get home.).
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m'l-rd, when it comes to Hebrew, Syl knows his stuff. Trust me on this.Astavyastataa Kadna wrote:WOW Syl!!O-gon-cho wrote:Syl wrote:Looks right to me. A smichut (two nouns stuck together to make one). Mirpeset = patio. T'filah = prayer (the infinitive of 'to pray' is l'hitpallel, or 'to kneel oneself'. i'll have to look up the root to mirpeset when I get home.).
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Heh. I'm very rusty.
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Mithyaat, where did you get your pics?
on the world wide innernetz.
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~ alan bates, the mothman prophecies
i've had this with actors before, on the set,
where they get upset about the [size of my]
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cause... i'm from Kentucky
and that's not what we brag about.
~ george clooney, inside the actor's studio
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