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RE: Latest Halloween balloon models....
Gaz, Gary, or Iami, I don't care what you want me to call you, I am going with... GENIUS! You sir, are genius! I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this post. Sometimes when I find a great post after some time spent curating it is as if I stumbled upon a nice microbrewery in the middle of the Sahara. One second I am dying of thirst, the next I am enjoying a nice well balanced red ale in an air conditioned tent. You sir, are the air conditioned tent, and the beer, and the cute bartend.
The skeleton... that goofy face lounging around your apartment! Those pictures are hilarious. And I love how... architectural the witch's body is. She is an alien collective, a living pyramid. Hot damn and thank you for the refreshing drink!!!
Much love - Carl
Hello @carlgnash. Wow, what an overwhelming comment :). Thank you, so much for the massive boost. I'm really pleased that you enjoyed it. That's a very well appreciated way to word things, Sir. If there is no connection with Gary Gygax, then I will pursue the Dungeon Master thing no further, ha, ha, ha. Actually, I saw a book today which is a graphic novel based on a roleplaying scenario, telling the tale of the birth and growth of D&D, but I digress.
Alas, the witch, skeleton and spider have been relocated, but I have the balloons to make more. A balloon artist is never alone. Completely insane, but never alone :). I won't forget the skeleton for a good while - totally uncommercial face, but one of my favourite, stupid heads that I've made.
Thanks very much for the kind comments, Carl and for the creative writing.
All the best to you.
Yes, I have been a (Dungeons & Dragons) Dungeon Master for... 24 years. Gawd that made me feel old typing that :) May your d20 always roll true - Carl
I had my first game of Dungeons and Dragons 26 years ago. My friend and I were both 14 and he brought the books and dice round to my house and I was hooked. Many years later, and I hadn't played for years, I received £1,000 and didn't really know what to spend the money on, but went down to town and bought the Monster Manual, DM Guide and Player's handbook (and a pile of dice).
Spent many an evening playing D&D. Fond memories.
BTW next time you make a post you are particularly proud of, be so kind as to drop me a link in the comments at my (tongue-in-cheek) FREE Upvote | Follow | Resteem service. I would be honored to promote your post again as I did this one ;) Cheers - Carl
Thanks Carl, that's a really kind gesture and I will. I genuinely appreciate your kindness and your community spirit.
All the best, brother :).