[OT] What is your current desktop wallpaper?
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Hand of Evil said:
Wow. Beautiful.
Chain Lightning
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Acmite, hopefully this side conversation isn't being marked as too off topic, but yah I like the new toys. I especially like Trapjaw and Tri-klops. Great sculps. Really hard to find though. I'm here in the Los Angeles area I can't find any store with them. I wonder if its due to that shipping strike down by the docks. *shrugs* As far as the cartoon goes I'm kinda biased because MYP is currently where I'm working. So of course I like the show. 
That's why I asked if you liked the toy & cartoon. Just wondering how folks here at EN World think about it.
Speaking of He-Man art. The old He-Man Magazine has awesome cover art. Which, to stay sort of on topic, does make good desktop wallpaper too.
That's why I asked if you liked the toy & cartoon. Just wondering how folks here at EN World think about it.Speaking of He-Man art. The old He-Man Magazine has awesome cover art. Which, to stay sort of on topic, does make good desktop wallpaper too.
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Maldur
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It looks like a CGI made after water colours of David Roberts.
see here for the original (bottom left)
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Piratecat said:
Wish it was a real place. CGI as far as I know.
Maldur said:
Looks like it, the one I posted must be a scan and then touched up copy of David Roberts!
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Actually it looks like a cgi based on it. Those columns would be perfect for cgi/light studies.
After Our trip to egypt we gave some souvenier books of Roberts. They are very nice. Funny thing is he made his drawings before excavation so all temples are covered in tons of sand. You can now still see traces of people living on top of the ruins. (in luxor there is a mosque built roughly on the second floor of a temple. It used to be the ground floor.
After Our trip to egypt we gave some souvenier books of Roberts. They are very nice. Funny thing is he made his drawings before excavation so all temples are covered in tons of sand. You can now still see traces of people living on top of the ruins. (in luxor there is a mosque built roughly on the second floor of a temple. It used to be the ground floor.
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