The Hay Wain by Constable with added dinosaur goodness.
From the If Dinosaurs Were Still Alive challenge. See all 169 entries (closed)
( , Sat 8 Oct 2011, 18:50, archived)
All my creatives went into the image, so I can't think of a pun to put in the title. Time for wine and Stilton, as it's Saturday night.
I think I may have done the click to make it bigger thing, but can't be sure.
I think I may have done the click to make it bigger thing, but can't be sure.
From the If Dinosaurs Were Still Alive challenge. See all 169 entries (closed)
( , Sat 8 Oct 2011, 18:50, archived)
Thanks. It's one of my favourites too.
Took a while to cobble together a dinosaur that could stand the right way.
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 18:56,
archived)
i'm on a bit of a holbein kick at the moment
really loving his stuff, especially the tudor royalty ones
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 18:58,
archived)
Saw heaps of them in Amsterdam a couple of years ago
and up close they're even more amazing. Not at all the brush strokes I'd have expected on the lacy bits - but perhaps that's more my ignorance of oil techniques than anything to do with him.
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:03,
archived)
i'm not great with oils, too fiddly
i much prefer acrylics. holbein's work on hair is fantastic, the detail is amazing
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:05,
archived)
I know - he really does look incredibly detailed
but even the hair looks unexpectedly like unlikely clumps of paint up close. Amazing technique and artistic sense he must have had to know how it would look when your face isn't up close.
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:08,
archived)
his portrait of william roper looks incredibly lifelike from a distance
although anne of cleves got him into a bit of trouble
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:16,
archived)
wear it with pride
but remember to stick it on the chart with the others before you go to bed so we can track your progress.
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:00,
archived)
The former without the latter
is just for weekdays. And the latter without the former is for ladies.
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 18:58,
archived)
I have never met the foot who is Stilton's equal
nor which I would like to spread on my crackers
*wiggles eyebrows suggestively*
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:01,
archived)
*wiggles eyebrows suggestively*
They sound tempting,
but I'm sticking with Stilton. Or even Yorkshire Blue (which is not available on DVD)
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:06,
archived)
i can't stand blue cheese
blue steak, on the other hand, is lovely
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:08,
archived)
With you on the steak - blue enough to still have the moo (and its ethereal echo) attached.
But blue cheese is very versatile and can lead to dreams about subterranean adventures in my experience. They're always fun and even include robots occasionally.
( ,
Sat 8 Oct 2011, 19:11,
archived)