Warriors

[Mark Skarr]

Ebony wrote:

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Bob Schroeck wrote:

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Also, I'm pretty sure Doug would not want to show Maggie a picture of him standing in a place like that with a half-naked seventeen-year-old girl.

Too late. Peggy quizzed me thoroughly when she saw it.

I was just wondering why they were posing for a picture in a decrepit decrepit mental hospital with Cthulhuian grafitti on the wall. It doesn't strike me as the wisest choice for a memento. Especially since such inscriptions as the ones on the wall have a tendency to carry some of their power over into copies.

Foxboy wrote:

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Ah, but a point could be made that all the Lovecraftian "random keyboard strokes" in the fiction was edited by someone who still had enough sanity to make "In strange eons, even death may die" into "In mollified bakeries, cultists want pie."

I think, in the case of sanity-bending, non-Euclidian horrors from beyond space and time, one should err on the side of caution, pies or no pies. 

For the type of people that Doug and this Rose are . . . "non-Euclidian horrors from beyond space and time," and related grafitti is just a memento.  More questions will be asked, of Doug, about the pretty seventeen-year-old than the grafitti in the background.  Especially in her everyday costume (the fetish Catholic school girl).  He'll find it easier to answer questions about the non-Euclidian horrors though, than about that Rose.  I keep leaving clues about this Rose in the picture.  In fact, the artwork on her t-shirt is a dead giveaway, if you could find it (and it shouldn't be hard) and see what's concealed on the right side, covered by the flap of her jacket.  Rose, sometimes, has a twisted sense of humor.
And, Foxboy, I'm stealing that line about cultists wanting pie.
Pic after 5k samples:

Bob Schroeck wrote:

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Oh, got some feedback from Peg. Although she understands that the figure is based on a standardized realistic human shape, she thinks the head looks too big. (Maybe it's an effect of creating the cowl?) She did like the hair and the pose.
And she said something about the boots, which I didn't understand on several levels, so let's just skip over that until I can get a clarification.

Okay, I can shrink the head, no problem.  I'll even try to do it in such a way that it doesn't make her look like a pin-head ;-).  I'm sure part of the boots is that they look like leggings and pumps.  I can't fix that, though I wish I could.