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Trust me, my "drive" is primarily motivated by "she who must be obeyed"! If I had my way, I would be moving a little slower so as to avoid mistakes.
Having the time is handy though, and that probably gives the appearance that I am moving forward quicker than what I really am. I have been working on this one section for over a week. This afternoon I cut a little of the mountain away (about 1 1/2") to make more room for the town and buildings that are on there way to me.
Anyway, thanks for the kind words and YOUR inspiration.
I hope you didn't cut away the" natural" rock formation of the dancing girl, kicking her leg up high with arms up in the air, in the upper left corner of the first picture (also clearly visible in the second pic).
Only cut into apart of the mountain not in those pictures, but I have a "dancing girl" in my rock face??? Sheez, don't tell the wife okay. Oh and would you mind pointing her out to me though? Either my eye sight is worse than I thought or, you have one helluva good imagination
Where the imagination takes you. You have to be subtle though. But seriously, I think it looks great the way it is. I am sure in person at different angles it looks nothing like a girl. How about some shots now that the glue has dried?
Kevin - your right, at eye level it just looks like a part of the cliff face and is very subtle! Problem now is, each time I look at that part of the cliff all I see is a naked girl
New pictures are on their way Sir.
gator do 65,
Nope you weren't being sucked in - there really is a girl in my rocks!
That is looking really good. Yeah, at different angles she disappears. I was looking to see if other images were hidden in your rocks there, but I don't see any