Re: The Last Hurrah Project: 07/27/25 The latest Mushrooms!

[Frugalmax]

Thanks for the reply! Looking forward to your next update!

[DeafNala]

Thanks for the reply! Looking forward to your next update!

Your welcome , Frugalmax...glad to be of help.
It shouldn't be long for the next post. The hills are nearing completion with the mushroom yet to be painted & planted & some touch ups.

[DeafNala]

The Hills are alive, AND more importantly, DONE! They will get packed up & ready to send to exotic, distant Iowa later today.
Hill #1:
















Hill #2:


















Free at last, FREE AT LAST, praise the Lord, I'm free at last...that's my usual reaction to completing  commission.
More new stuff coming whenever.

[Mikai]

Fabulous work, a feast for the eyes!

[Tactalvanic]

Wonderful, a terrain piece equipped with more eyes than the creatures on it.

I would be a little put off to find myself standing and surveying the land around me and finding it surveying me back.

Very nicely disturbing!

[DeafNala]

Fabulous work, a feast for the eyes!

Thanks, Mikai! I am happy you like it/them/whatever.

Wonderful, a terrain piece equipped with more eyes than the creatures on it.

I would be a little put off to find myself standing and surveying the land around me and finding it surveying me back.

Very nicely disturbing!

Thanks for the ongoing morale support, tactalvanic. I am happy you like the hills. They are probably the most disturbing pieces I have made, at least, for this commission. I will see what I can do to surpass them.

[mikedemana]

Those are amazing! Whoever the lucky recipient in Iowa will be quite pleased with them, I'm sure!!

Mike Demana

[DeafNala]

Those are amazing! Whoever the lucky recipient in Iowa will be quite pleased with them, I'm sure!!

Mike Demana

Thanks for the reply, Mike! I am happy you like them. Justin has seen the pics & is quite taken with them also.

[syrinx0]

As well he should be. Those are definitely alive and unfriendly hills.

[DeafNala]

As well he should be. Those are definitely alive and unfriendly hills.

Thanks, syrinx0! I 'm glad you like them...unfriendly as they may be.

[DintheDin]

Done and well DONE!
One of your most original works!
Cheers!

[DeafNala]

Done and well DONE!
One of your most original works!
Cheers!

Thanks for the kind reply, Dinos! They are unique pieces; I'm glad you like them.

[FramFramson]

Turned out pretty well! Is there a possibility for a set photo of all the night goblin terrain you made, or have you already shipped it out in parts?

[FramFramson]

Oh and, as happens sometimes, I tripped over yet another one of mother nature's little fungal creations:

There are a decent number of species in the Nidula genus, but one seems to be the most common where I live, which I'm pretty sure is Nidula candida, the jellied bird's nest fungus. I really liked this specimen because of the texture and color, and I liked how it blended with the moss

From 'Chelton's Mushroom Photography' on Bluesky, an account you might want to peruse!

They're from Oregon, so there's no shortage of warm, damp, woody areas for them to investigate!

[DeafNala]

Turned out pretty well! Is there a possibility for a set photo of all the night goblin terrain you made, or have you already shipped it out in parts?

Thanks, Fram....glad you liked them.
Justin promised to take action photos of the entire board...Night Goblins vs Dwarfs. All the pieces are now or soon will be in Iowa.

Oh and, as happens sometimes, I tripped over yet another one of mother nature's little fungal creations:



From 'Chelton's Mushroom Photography' on Bluesky, an account you might want to peruse!

They're from Oregon, so there's no shortage of warm, damp, woody areas for them to investigate!

Thanks again. I am going to bookmark that site. There are quite a lot of lovely pics of mushrooms there.