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This is a truly stunning set. Did you go through the trouble of making everything in the ck? if so, hands down to you
I'm not even sure where to begin in my praise of this incredible contribution! If I would've guessed for some sort of storytelling for a theme named Hard as a Rock, I'd go with the bulwark warrior standing against hordes of evil or something like that. This whole piece however, tells a far more informative story about how something remains through the Ages of time. In my opinion, each and every image in this set is a small painting of it's own, each showing details from a historical point of view that makes the whole set so fantastic to behold. When you said you had been lacking in creativity lately, it surely erupted into something splendid with this contribution. I feel like the evil men raiding the temple when I have to tear this set apart and pick only two images...absolutely phenomenal take on this theme, Hannah! I'm in awe...again!
You are Michelangelo, no less. This figure looks perfect. The idea is too "obvious", I'd say, due to the position of a scroll (ahem), too obviously rock hard, too proud it stands, I'd say. But considering it's a monument to human thirst for knowledge...
"The last three images are using a darker, rougher texture to make it so it looks a little worn down by the fire or by time."
Really great job. This part is one of the most impressive in your engenious set.
"I was planning to have parts of it break off and fall on to the ground but I felt like that would compromise the greater theme of rock being immovable and indestructable."
I don't think it would. No need for the piece of art to be in one piece or be literally rock hard to look "immovable and indestructable". Rock is not a rock but a spirit. Spirit of eternal beauty or masculinity, or... please make me stop or else
P.S. Thanks for the link to cc0textures.
I have to skip to my native language.
As my modding knowledge is poor I wonder again, when seeing your contribution, that you once said you did not know how I managed something.
You made an excellent and very dedicated contribution.
So... there may be some downtime between your uploads, but whenever one appears you know it's gonna be worth the wait! Great stuff and very inspirational!
Edit: I can't help myself but to mention this regarding the 'motion' I spoke of: It just clicked for me how it really creates a curve of intensity. Going from the peaceful monastic life to a chaotic and sudden destruction and then finally moving on, ever so slowly, all the way down to a frozen state of frigid stillness. B-e-a-utifully assembled, in my opinion. :)