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Marcher Ware
Pour Horse Pottery
Alchemy Studio
~ Sculpting Artists ~
Lirico 2003
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Sculpting Artists!
Yes, well... ummm... Consider this a page under construction.
You see, I thought it'd be nice to add to the site, which I suddenly decided that I wanted to re-vamp. This inspiration came because we took pictures of the OF Oberon, and Joan asked me to make the OF page for it. Of course, I seem to have done almost everything but the Oberon page, but perhaps I'll get that done before she comes to the photo studio to take pictures of the original custom Oberons. The purpose behind this is so that they all will have been photographed with Travis's 10D camera, which takes some really nice pictures. Other people in the hobby (or at last year's BOYC, at least) had this camera as well. Believe it or not, all the pictures we take of horses with it are with our telephoto lens, because that's the best lens we own. The pictures put on the website are a small fraction the size of the originals, which if you noticed the Pour Horse Ottos, there was that one with a really big picture of an eyeball, which was actually reduced in size from the original as well. I mean, how big do you want an eyeball to be? Anyways, while I've been working on this, Travis has been fiddling around in Photoshop, which drives me nuts because I'm a lot faster than he is at it. Perhaps I should get back to working on this site and stop yapping?
Not that you really cared anyway.
Yes, well... ummm... Consider this a page under construction.
You see, I thought it'd be nice to add to the site, which I suddenly decided that I wanted to re-vamp. This inspiration came because we took pictures of the OF Oberon, and Joan asked me to make the OF page for it. Of course, I seem to have done almost everything but the Oberon page, but perhaps I'll get that done before she comes to the photo studio to take pictures of the original custom Oberons. The purpose behind this is so that they all will have been photographed with Travis's 10D camera, which takes some really nice pictures. Other people in the hobby (or at last year's BOYC, at least) had this camera as well. Believe it or not, all the pictures we take of horses with it are with our telephoto lens, because that's the best lens we own. The pictures put on the website are a small fraction the size of the originals, which if you noticed the Pour Horse Ottos, there was that one with a really big picture of an eyeball, which was actually reduced in size from the original as well. I mean, how big do you want an eyeball to be? Anyways, while I've been working on this, Travis has been fiddling around in Photoshop, which drives me nuts because I'm a lot faster than he is at it. Perhaps I should get back to working on this site and stop yapping?
Not that you really cared anyway.