quang
A Fixture
Pretending that it's a job.
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Its great to have a hobby!
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Johan
A Fixture
Stupid co-workers ??? ... Well, I wouldn't want to miss a day at work with my stunningly beautiful 23 year old blonde colleague, and our weekly rendez-vous at Haagen-Dasz with chocolate bruffins and cappucino. And yet I'm still painting figures ?!?
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Lou Masses
A Fixture
Johann. Now I really hate you. The only "stunningly beautiful" thing at my office is a 65" DLP HD TV!
Your hands should be shaking too much to paint! :lol:
Your hands should be shaking too much to paint! :lol:
Uruk-Hai
PlanetFigure Supporter
And the pick-up line would be?
-You have a great figure, may I paint it? :lol:
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Johan
A Fixture
She's going to have a photo shoot done for a magazine too - I might post pictures if the forum administrators allow me.
Randy Myers
Active Member
It's encouraging to know that there are folks in the world that get enjoyment from creativity for it's own sake, especially on days when I feel that I'm simply another rat in the maze. If I can't do something creative for a living (I wait for things to break; I fix them, then wait for someting else to break), at least I can come home and create something.
I think it's important to have a pastime, a passion.
For me, like for others who already posted, its good to be creative, even adding a feeling of personal achievement which is sometimes lacking in the working world despite "doing things" for money.
I too once had a beautiful red head freckled coworker (not from Ireland - from bavaria !
) but it proved to be counter productive in the end.
For me, like for others who already posted, its good to be creative, even adding a feeling of personal achievement which is sometimes lacking in the working world despite "doing things" for money.
I too once had a beautiful red head freckled coworker (not from Ireland - from bavaria !
) but it proved to be counter productive in the end.
