Re: The Last Hurrah Project: 04/14/24 Stage update & stuff!

[DeafNala]

Much deserved. Those are some glorious mushrooms!

Thanks, November. I will keep you updated as  to whether or not the stuff goes public.

Oh hell yes. The more people we expose to your particular brand of madness, the better.

That is the idea. I can't see my stuff becoming wildly popular, but it would be terrific to have some local friends to chat with.

[Tactalvanic]

Oh hell yes. The more people we expose to your particular brand of madness, the better.

Yess that !

People need to see some imagination in action, it helps stir their own.

More the merrier I say.

Whats not to like about good sculpting bright artistic talent and outright just fun stuff.

Well worth people being able to go and see.

[DeafNala]

Yess that !

People need to see some imagination in action, it helps stir their own.

More the merrier I say.

Whats not to like about good sculpting bright artistic talent and outright just fun stuff.

Well worth people being able to go and see.

Thanks for the kind reply, Tactalvanic. I appreciate the sentiments & the support.

[DintheDin]

It is amazing how many mushroom forms you may invent!
The mushroom world is so magic and full of forms, shapes and colors!
I hope and wish that all your well known energy comes back and soon we will see you performing full throttle!
Cheers!

[DeafNala]

It is amazing how many mushroom forms you may invent!
The mushroom world is so magic and full of forms, shapes and colors!
I hope and wish that all your well known energy comes back and soon we will see you performing full throttle!
Cheers!

Thanks for the good wishes, Dinos.
I have four more of the big, personable Mushrooms made & ready for the Kneadotite/Green Stuff. This batch has three of the two faced variety.
The Storopers/Stone Lurkers are getting some tentacle attention as well.

[DeafNala]

SO between an audiologists appointment in distant Temple, a couple of nurses visits. & a trip to far Bee Cave, I finished sculpting another quartet of Mushrooms:




AND prepped the homegrown Lurkers:




Not too shoddy, all things considered.

[DeafNala]

The Stone(d) Lurkers are now based up & ready for some color.
The Lurker from Reaper:


AND Homegrown:




With the Grroup Photos:




There you have them...such as they are.

[DintheDin]

Lurking eyes and tentacles!
And a fine basing with mushroom arrays beautifully placed...
Eager to see them painted!

[DeafNala]

Lurking eyes and tentacles!
And a fine basing with mushroom arrays beautifully placed...
Eager to see them painted!

Thanks, Dinos. I am glad you like them thus far. I am not sure how well they will paint up; that adds to the excitement.

[DeafNala]

Sculpting & basing have been my thing of late. SO the Mushroom Box has reached it's maximum capacity plus some:


AND two more (with some unseen smaller ones) popped up to begin The Mushroom Box #2:




It keeps me out of trouble...mostly.

[DintheDin]

This is one of the most full mushroom boxes of yours we have seen!
And what a variety!
It is astonishing that whatever project you start, you have always the mood and stamina to produce some more mushrooms!
And, of course, it is our joy to see in what magical way you make them blend together to produce a coherent series of artwork!
This is why I call it the Everlasting Hurrah Project! Cheers!

[DeafNala]

This is one of the most full mushroom boxes of yours we have seen!
And what a variety!
It is astonishing that whatever project you start, you have always the mood and stamina to produce some more mushrooms!
And, of course, it is our joy to see in what magical way you make them blend together to produce a coherent series of artwork!
This is why I call it the Everlasting Hurrah Project! Cheers!

Thanks for the kind reply, Dinos. The support is appreciated.
There does seem to be no end to the Mushrooms & other strange silliness that I can come up with. It is a blessing. I would hate to think of a life without creating things.

[FramFramson]

Almost looks like an actual mushroom planter. 

[DeafNala]

Almost looks like an actual mushroom planter. 

It does now that you mention it.
At the Wild Flower Farm in Fredricksburg, they have a few mushroom planters ready for growth. There is a resemblance, although, theirs don't try to chat folks up,

[DeafNala]

AND two more personable Mushroom & a more mundane one were sculpted yesterday:




Obsessions can be fun!