You'll have plenty of hooks to hang them on!!!Antlers might be a nice addition. But I'll need adjustable hats.
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Thank you, Darlene -I'm a little late to the party But Happy Birthday...
I hope you had a happy birthday as well -
Better late than never -
I actually really like that man! heehee -
I have altered it a little more...
When I sourced him from the web, he looked like this:
I have no idea who did the original -
And started another man panel!!! Maybe you will like him better?
He started out black and white... Inspired by the discussions around whether man's will is free or not
The clearer eyes fixed it.
The hair was the first thing I noticed, and then the flared nostril.... Whoa! does anyone see the skeleton!?
This is obviously the result of hares praying.
You're on a roll, keep em comingI actually really like that man! heehee -
I have altered it a little more...
When I sourced him from the web, he looked like this:
I have no idea who did the original -
And started another man panel!!! Maybe you will like him better?
He started out black and white... Inspired by the discussions around whether man's will is free or not
This one reminds me of Jim Carrey, lol.
Perhaps the strong chin only lends itself to a suggestion of a chiseled jaw. Otherwise, it seems a bit soft to me, not as chiseled as the brow.
To me the eyes are very important, so they are the focus (no pun intended -
) sometimes of a lotof effort on my part. And since I also like these faces that start out very arty, sometimes having
had many filters and effects applied to them already, the eyes are often chunky and missing the
detail I like to see. With that first man, although I did not mind too much the way his eyes were,
for more clarity I overlaid "real" irises, and reduced the darker spots in the whites of his eyes.
Even if I start out with a basic unaltered real person's face, I will often change the eyes, and/or the
mouth, and/or hair, and possibly add other things as well. I used to construct more of a whole figure...
The skeleton, yes, it is in keeping with the idea that the person who has been set free by Jesus is set free
from death. Through Him we are now yoked to life ever after, whereas before, we were yoked to death.
Here is a couple of examples of faces/figures I have radically changed...
Starting with this image:
From ^ that, to this:
Ephesians 2:10
For my James 4:8-10 panel, I started with this image:
James 4:8-10
I would make avatars of all the teachers and put them on the library website.
At my new school I didnt get time to do this but they already had photos of every student uploaded to their borrowing record. They would have to do new ones every year because children grow up.
Anyway. Back to topic which is laundry. I finally had a fine day to do my washing so the pile has gone down.
My favourite part of laundry is hanging it out to dry on the rotary line. Its a work of art when I do that, and I mostly wear coloured clothes.
At my new school I didnt get time to do this but they already had photos of every student uploaded to their borrowing record. They would have to do new ones every year because children grow up.
Anyway. Back to topic which is laundry. I finally had a fine day to do my washing so the pile has gone down.
My favourite part of laundry is hanging it out to dry on the rotary line. Its a work of art when I do that, and I mostly wear coloured clothes.
I usually wash my clothes every two week. I don't bother to separate anything but just lump it altogether. My wife would gladly do my laundry and has many times in the past but I found that doing laundry is a task that I actually enjoy doing.
I guess that hanging the laundry to dry outside is more economical. Your clothes probably smell fresher too. I like colorful clothes.
I agree, although I do sometimes toss in a color grabber sheet and am surprised at all the colors it grabs.
I never tried those color grabber sheets. Might have to add those to my laundry regimen.
If you did ask her out she might of said yes. Maybe she thought of you as a hapless single available guy in need of a little help. The part of your post that I highlighted in read sums it up nicely. It looks like that you are doing alright in this regard.