All the stuff which didn't fit anywhere else
endrem
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by endrem » 22 Jul 2005, o 14:13
I thought I share this little find I had last time, when I was at home. I still have loads of stuff in the cellar and attic of my parents at home, every time I visit, I make a little research what I could take with me. Last time I found a box with old figures, paints and stuff, along with my very first painted figures and this palette. I used it for several years, sometimes I tried to chisel out the old paint, but was quite difficult. Now I cut it at a place where the paint was about the thickest and made a photo of it:
the cut palette
a pic from above
(too big pictures for direct image)
ToMaZ
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by ToMaZ » 22 Jul 2005, o 14:32
lol... looks like something we studied with geograhphy... *Dull teachers voice* "different layers of earth through the ages"
Looks funny. Does it bring back good (sentimental) feelings?
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endrem
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by endrem » 22 Jul 2005, o 14:39
Good imagery, it really looks like that
Yes, kind of nostalgia, you know... I think I used it last time around 1997-98
LadyEyes
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by LadyEyes » 22 Jul 2005, o 17:04
endrem wrote: I think I used it last time around 1997-98
Your first paint palette last got used in '97-'98?
I just felt new gray hairs develop.....
*laugh* That's ok, Dragyn and Kenneth will come slap me about feeling old and it will be better.
"I like gypsy moths and radio talk
Cause it doesn't remind me of anything"
endrem
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by endrem » 22 Jul 2005, o 18:08
I might be wrong it could have been still in use in '99
, but quite a looong time has passed since then...
Skrit
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by Skrit » 22 Jul 2005, o 20:10
Lol, funny to see!
I still use my same palette but wash it off every now and then... (it's a stone one)
messiah_182
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by messiah_182 » 23 Jul 2005, o 13:48
Nice pic
I use cd covers as a palette so if one gets to dirty I just get another
Demi_morgana
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by Demi_morgana » 23 Jul 2005, o 14:03
You shouldn't have destroyed such relic
every museum would give You a lot of cash for it
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by Anonymous » 23 Jul 2005, o 14:27
*Slaps Ladyeyes with a wet noodle* You aren't that old miss!!! :rose:
I'm with messiah_182, AOL CDs make great disposable palettes
ToMaZ
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by ToMaZ » 23 Jul 2005, o 14:33
I use the blisters and the sponge that comes with them for my wet palette
I have about ten wetpalettes laying around now :p
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