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Clinton1011 posted:Wizardcon Philly 2016 The skull is throwing me off
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Oh and it does this:  That pleases me a ridiculous amount. Thank you.
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I now want to photograph a model in a natural history museum. I hope you are happy.
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Don't know whether I crossed paths with any of you goons in Denver. I was the Donald J. Hutt campaigning there on Saturday. Anyway, this was my personal favorite of the weekend:
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VendaGoat posted:I now want to photograph a model in a natural history museum. I think that may be the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. They've been running an exhibition of 2000AD artwork (as can be seen in the background). So it's actually a museum of decorative art and design.
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Jedit posted:I think that may be the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. They've been running an exhibition of 2000AD artwork (as can be seen in the background). So it's actually a museum of decorative art and design. My want and opinion stands resolute. I would very much like to photograph a model, within a modern history museum as she cosplays, Lara Croft. Please do no want shame.
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Jedit posted:I think that may be the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. They've been running an exhibition of 2000AD artwork (as can be seen in the background). So it's actually a museum of decorative art and design. If it's not that museum it's probably the art department of any community college in America.
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Elsa posted:If it's not that museum it's probably the art department of any community college in America. All community colleges in America have original 2000AD artwork framed on the wall?
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"I would very much like, as my 4th year photography lesson, to photograph a paid/willing cosplayer, in various poses, in various places, inside of a natural history museum. Preferably the larger and more verbose the museum the better," My thesis statement for my fourth year of professional photography. Don't photo shame me. This would contribute to the narrative of western society. Please, for gently caress's sake, do not make me nerd out and justify that statement, you and I both know I can, in loving excruciating detail.
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Jedit posted:All community colleges in America have original 2000AD artwork framed on the wall? I was going off the lovely rope in front of the lovely art of two characters just standing there in the most boring perspective ever. If you identified that art as original anything, good job.
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Jun 21, 2016 08:02
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I hate you thread, for putting ideas into my head.
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Jun 21, 2016 08:20
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VendaGoat posted:Don't photo shame me. Look at these photographs, never fails to make me laugh - ur peers lol
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Jun 21, 2016 09:15
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Elsa posted:I was going off the lovely rope in front of the lovely art of two characters just standing there in the most boring perspective ever. I'm no expert in the field of art preservation but I'm pretty sure that the Victoria and Albert Museum wouldn't display original art by attaching it to a rickety easel with bulldog clips
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Jun 21, 2016 10:52
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I'm also pretty sure 2000AD never published a story about Judge Dredd teaming up with Max Rockatansky.
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Or fake guns, even for a photo opSnowglobe of Doom posted:I'm no expert in the field of art preservation but I'm pretty sure that the Victoria and Albert Museum wouldn't display original art by attaching it to a rickety easel with bulldog clips It's like you say, you're no expert so what would you know, pal. Yeah that's right, nothing.
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:I'm also pretty sure 2000AD never published a story about Judge Dredd teaming up with Max Rockatansky. Actually that's not completely out of the question since Fury Road co-writer Brendan McCarthy got his start drawing 2000 AD (including Judge Dredd) back in the 70s.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Actually that's not completely out of the question since Fury Road co-writer Brendan McCarthy got his start drawing 2000 AD (including Judge Dredd) back in the 70s. This made me double-take, because I knew someone named Brendan McCarthy when I was younger, but he was born in the 80s.
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Jedit posted:All community colleges in America have original 2000AD artwork framed on the wall? It's only 16 years ago. Can't be that hard to get a hold of.
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Love the Galactus, but finally remembered why it looked so familiar today 
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The break-out vehicle of our Denver Comic Con booth was definitely the Twister Jeep. This was a huge relief as I was super nervous about whether or not it would be iconic enough to illicit the recognition and reaction that the owner was really hoping for. The movie is 20 years old, and while I think the Jeep is the cooler of the two main vehicles, it definitely has way less screen time than the red pickup. Of course, the thing that makes it recognizable at all was the Dorothy unit in the back, but we had that. I was relieved to hear con-goers immediately reciting lines from the movie ("We got cows" being the go-to) and having people ask to inspect Dorothy and climb into the driver's seat. But nothing could have prepared us for an interaction about an hour before the end of the con. A woman came up to the booth and asked if her husband could get up close to the truck. My co-founder, who owns the truck, jumped up and happily helped them behind the chain to take a look. I couldn't hear the conversation, all I saw was my cofounder pointing out the parts of the vehicle to the guy as he ran his hands over the hood, grabbed the roll cage and touched all the little gizmos on the Dorothy. I snapped some photos just trying to capture a moment of the owner interacting with an enthused attendee. My cofounder came back to the table looking like he'd just run up a flight of stairs. He explained that 'Twister' was the last movie the guy had seen before losing his sight. As the owner guided him over the car, the guy mentioned he remembered the yellow paint with blue stripes, the rollcage with three lights, and he touched the cylinder of Dorothy and mentioned all the boxes with wires and the spinning anemometers sticking out of the top. I could have never imagined this stupid hobby would lead to an experience like that. By far, the single most meaningful moment our group has ever had. 
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That's pretty cool Boomer.
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Boomerjinks posted:The break-out vehicle of our Denver Comic Con booth was definitely the Twister Jeep. This was a huge relief as I was super nervous about whether or not it would be iconic enough to illicit the recognition and reaction that the owner was really hoping for. The movie is 20 years old, and while I think the Jeep is the cooler of the two main vehicles, it definitely has way less screen time than the red pickup. Of course, the thing that makes it recognizable at all was the Dorothy unit in the back, but we had that. I was relieved to hear con-goers immediately reciting lines from the movie ("We got cows" being the go-to) and having people ask to inspect Dorothy and climb into the driver's seat.
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Jun 21, 2016 23:46
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Red Tinkerbell, nice.
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Say Nothing posted:
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VendaGoat posted:She needs braces. Dental plan.
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johnnyratbastard posted:Dental plan. She needs braces.
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Atomic_Amish posted:She needs braces. Shut up, Meg.
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Her hair isn't spikey.
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And she has FIVE fingers.
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And she's not piss.
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Say Nothing posted:Not sure if this girl is a teenager or 30. The porn industry thanks you
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Boomerjinks posted:The break-out vehicle of our Denver Comic Con booth was definitely the Twister Jeep. This was a huge relief as I was super nervous about whether or not it would be iconic enough to illicit the recognition and reaction that the owner was really hoping for. The movie is 20 years old, and while I think the Jeep is the cooler of the two main vehicles, it definitely has way less screen time than the red pickup. Of course, the thing that makes it recognizable at all was the Dorothy unit in the back, but we had that. I was relieved to hear con-goers immediately reciting lines from the movie ("We got cows" being the go-to) and having people ask to inspect Dorothy and climb into the driver's seat. This is pretty cool.  Do you have more pictures of the Dorothy unit?
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Here is what I got from Denver Comic Con, I didn't take too many pics but here ya go! 
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The little wheels on the sword are killing me.
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Tasteful Dickpic posted:The little wheels on the sword are killing me. It was made of plexiglass so I think it was pretty heavy.
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I can't wait for the first good Old Man Kratos cosplay 
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Tasteful Dickpic posted:The little wheels on the sword are killing me. Funhilde posted:It was made of plexiglass so I think it was pretty heavy. Also, it looks like in-game, she kind of drags the sword on the ground behind her, so the wheels are a way to emulate that method of carrying without scraping the crap out of a prop that you spent a lot of effort on.  
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Patattack posted:Also, it looks like in-game, she kind of drags the sword on the ground behind her, so the wheels are a way to emulate that method of carrying without scraping the crap out of a prop that you spent a lot of effort on. That actually makes the wheels really cool. Spectacular prop design!
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