by the expression of feeling, "...just a li-i-i-tle bit creepy, watching him eye the young pup..." 
by the lack of comments on the "Freefall" Forum about the addition of the piece in the Completely Off Topic but so CUTE Topic. 
Ya you do (taps foot)Kellogg wrote:It might have to wait a bit. (I gotta finish next week's strips)
Indeed, so much art, both visual and verbal is here, I feel more like a sponge than a faucet :-/ Maybe someday I'll figure out something spiffy to help contribute to the cause...but now the major hurdle is the nervousness generated by trying to walk onto a stage after White Pony's artistic talent has shone!
Scott
Wowza Whitepony, beautiful work!whitepony wrote:
Well, that was a lame joke on my part ...whitepony wrote:Thank you for all the compliments.
I'm a little alarmed
) new friends over the centuries.
I used to do some drawing but then I got a mini-bike then a pickup and a four-wheel-drive then a girlfriend and my life went to h***.We all have talents, Sheepdog. What are yours?
Yes my friend...now you're beginning to understand why most unicorns are solitary.Hortmage wrote:Well, that was a lame joke on my part ...whitepony wrote:Thank you for all the compliments.
I'm a little alarmed
But LevelHead's explanation reminded me of the longevity of unicorns. I guess that would necessitate a 'corn meeting (and losing
That could get depressing to think about....
Out of curiosity, friend White Ponywhitepony wrote:Yes my friend...now you're beginning to understand why most unicorns are solitary.
Our little unicorn has fought so hard, and endured so much to stay alive, so that he will continue to fulfill his Promise to Her: "That he would Always be here for her."
You know, I have to wonder how many people were in the same situation I was in. From my perspective, since I had "Freefall" bookmarked long ago, the server had been down for two weeks. Only moments ago I learned that it had been "moved with no forwarding address".whitepony wrote:And I'm surprised
Yes, but it got buried here <--Mako wrote:Wowza Whitepony, beautiful work!
Have you posted that to the FF forum yet???
CYa!
Mako
It is the sixth message on this thread.docabsinthe wrote:Yes very excellent pics by both Scott and White Pony. I saw the Jack in the box one from scott and WP's here I am. Am I missing one of Scotts titled where is Doctor Bowman going?
Curious. There must have been an even earlier one that was still being forwarded until two weeks ago. As of an hour ago, it still did not work; I had tried it many times over the weeks.docabsinthe wrote:Note to Levelhead, the server was down for a few days but the forwarding link worked fine for me. Still does. I bookmarked the new Freefall url without deleting the old one. If I forget the new one the old one gets me there. --doc
It's science fiction, not fantasy. I doubt it could effect your work much, but it has some of the best quotes:whitepony wrote:No, I have never heard of this book, "Time Enough For Love." Maybe it's wise that I not know so that it won't enfluence my work.LevelHead wrote:Out of curiosity, friend White Pony—have you read "Time Enough For Love"? To the extent that a human story can resonate with yours, that one does.
Lazarus Long wrote:But here is still more of the truth and all I'll try to say about it. Although long-life can be a burden, mostly it is a blessing. It gives time enough to learn, time enough to think, time enough not to hurry, time enough for love.
The way to live a long time--oh, a thousand years or more--is something between the way a child does it and the way a mature man does it. Give the future enough thought to be ready for it--but don't worry about it. Live each day as if you were to die next sunrise. Then face each sunrise as a fresh creation and live for it, joyously. And never think about the past. No regrets, ever.
Most people can't think, most of the remainder won't think, the small fraction who do think mostly can't do it very well. The extremely tiny fraction who think regularly, accurately, creatively, and without self-delusion- in the long run these are the only people who count...
A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.
I came, I saw, she conquered (the original Latin seems to have been garbled).
Well, yes it does. And they are here:Daniel Cougar wrote:It's science fiction, not fantasy. I doubt it could affect your work much, but it has some of the best quotes:
Ah, an excellent exercise there WP. Scary perhaps that I also "chose" the C block for my exercise as well.whitepony wrote:A mental exercise in creativity: Close your eyes, (It's easier for beginners) Think of an alphabet block...picture it in your mind. Now take it and rotate it from left to right. Now roll it over from top to bottom. Notice the wood grain? What about the paint pealing on the letter "C"?
My "c" block was white pine with only one face, the letter face, painted. The letter carved as a bas-relief and was green on a white background.Mako wrote:
Furthermore, why did I pick a wooden block? Certainly there are plastic kiddie blocks out there. Maybe a product of my olde pharte age perhaps?
