Steve Arthur
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I was thinking the same thing.
I enjoyed your Dio, very detailed and great storyline!
Best wishes
Steve
"Santa is coming to town"
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I enjoyed your Dio, very detailed and great storyline!
Best wishes
Steve
daredevil
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Welcome, Marijn--what a story! This is a very original dio, well laid out. The figures and armor is painted beautifully and the color scheme between all with the background is very unifying.
I do have a quetion--what are the measurements of this dio? It looks like it would be very large, but then website photos have that effect!
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
--Linda
PS--I'd love to see a closeup photo of the right corner where the 'cube' of water is!
I do have a quetion--what are the measurements of this dio? It looks like it would be very large, but then website photos have that effect!
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
--Linda
PS--I'd love to see a closeup photo of the right corner where the 'cube' of water is!
Marijn Van Gils
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Hello guys!
Thanks for the nice words!
Jim, don't worry about it!
:lol:
Linda, in fact it is not that large: 31 wide to 32 centimetres deep. The different levels, the height of the base itself and the frame at the bottom makes it look much larger though, also when seen in real life. I think that a thight composition will always have the effect of looking larger than it is.
I don't have a good close-up of that corner at the moment, but I will post the best one I have at the moment.
Bill, thanks for the comments, especially on the composition, as I think of you as one of my major teacher of this aspect, even though our subjcts are not exactly the same... Appreciate it!
Marijn
Thanks for the nice words!
Jim, don't worry about it!
:lol: Linda, in fact it is not that large: 31 wide to 32 centimetres deep. The different levels, the height of the base itself and the frame at the bottom makes it look much larger though, also when seen in real life. I think that a thight composition will always have the effect of looking larger than it is.
I don't have a good close-up of that corner at the moment, but I will post the best one I have at the moment.
Bill, thanks for the comments, especially on the composition, as I think of you as one of my major teacher of this aspect, even though our subjcts are not exactly the same...
Appreciate it! Marijn
