sleeping three-fingered fish guy
For those of you who havn't been paying attention to 'RE: how do i make
angels':
I This picture would be in 'RE: how do i make angels' but i read the
thread a while ago and when i came back my news server wouldnt let me
access it again. Anyway... to explain the subject, this started as a
dead fish, I made it a man with three fingers wearing a hat (the fish's
head) then Peter Punk made a rectangle around it and said it was a
three fingered guy wearing a hat on a bed. After that i redid it to
look more like a bed, with pillow, hat on hat rack/stand. Peter Punk
moded it so its eyes were closed (an oversight on my part and added the
glass of water on the little table) someone also said he(the little man)
didn't notice when the hat rack/stand fell over (this was because of the
top view bed and side view stand) Anyway.. I've redone it again.. with
thanks to Peter Punk for the glass of water and closed eyes :P
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Heheh, im sure there will be some comments on this... but it was the
best i could do.
(Note, i added a pool of blood and a few falling dops to the sig to try
and make the pic more clear... dont think it really worked though)
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}}}--8]->==<----> PCM (Pet...@twinfield.net)
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