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The artwork is wonderful, and fit the Teagan’s characters so well. Iset is lovely. I hope she doesn’t have anything evil planned for Valentino!
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I’m always the last one to know. 🙂
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These are such great illustrations, Rob.
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Dan, I’m pleased that you think so. I have to stage every detail of the frame so reading your comment this feel like a successful performance. Thank you for making my day. 🙂
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I can only imagine how much work is involved, but I notice little details and that tells me you work quite hard to get it right.
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I’ve noticed that you have a good eye and when you comment you say what you mean.
Those are the best comments.
Thanks again, Dan.
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You’re welcome Rob.
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You should have an art show, Rob. These images are spectacular!
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Thank you, Jacquie. That’s a good idea. I now have thousands of images based on Teagan’s story.
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Jacquie, Rob and I have actually discussed having a virtual art show for him at my place. He has a lot going on, but it might still come to pass. Hugs.
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Reblogged this on Survivors Blog Here and commented:
Robert thank you for sharing your exception thoughts and art. 🙂 Hugs
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Thank you, Melinda. 🙂
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Your artwork is incredible, Rob. Every time I see it I am amazed at your imagination and talent.
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This is the power of virtual reality for the creative mind. I cannot draw or paint the images
I imagine but I can use virtual reality to stage most them. Learning how to do that
is ongoing and takes time but it is worth the effort. Thank you for your comment, Robby. 🙂
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Beautiful, Robert. You are so talented!
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Thank’s Erika. I’ve enjoyed the challenge of working with Teagan. I’ve learned so much from it. Thank you for leaving a comment. 🙂
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Blogging connects and opens new opportunities. Always a pleasure, Robert 😊
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I like the way you use your quotes to showcase other bloggers and I’m honored to be among them, Erika.
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I am really happy that I found a way to combine the inspiring purpose of my blog with introducing our amazing community. And I am very very thankful that you are part of it. WordPress wouldn’t be the same without you, Robert. Thank you for being here 🙏
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Thanks Erika. 🙂
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Spectacular images as always, Rob. You always amaze me, no matter how many gorgeous images you create, each one gives a new sense of wonder.
Thanks for linking back to me. Hugs on the wing.
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I like the evolution of her costume; and I hope the character conveys a sense of power.
She’s an interesting character and my female alternate loves wearing those outfits. 🙂
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Yes, I believe she gets across that Iset is powerful. Based on the comments, I think the readers agree.
I’m with Sarah — I’d love to play dress-up in those gowns! That pleated cape (wings) takes my breath away…
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The wings don’t move with the avatar’s body so every shift in pose requires a complete realignment of each wing. I’m pleased with the way they turned out.
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Rightfully so, my friend. Hugs.
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