Yay! Finally, Images for my shtuff...

[onethatwas]

So a short preface: I am a technophobe. I dislike technology, alot. But, being one to not let my fears get to me, and also because we live in the technology age where such phobias are hard to justify, I finally decided to try to figure out how to upload images. Got a Photobucket account, fiddled with my Phone Camera, etc. Uploaded some images, and now (I hope) I can share my nifty craftiness with all the wonderful crafters here. Enjoy:

New Arcane Device images:






Some Woodland Terrain:






Yellow Musk Creepers!! I put my Origami skills to use on this one...


AND some spooky stuff (I Play RavenLoft games more often then not):


The Sarcophagi in these pictures have removable lids. I glued a woodsy 1 inch diameter disc on the bottom, which allows me to slide it over the top of the Sarcophagi and keep it in place without worrying about the top falling off.




Graveyard stuff. I designed these to fit together modularly in a compact pattern, or to be spread out so I can design more chaotically spread graves. Sorry about the fuzziness.




That's it for now. The rest is pretty much standard dungeon crawly stuff, nothing too different from what we all have made using the 2.5D method. The only exception is a Tavern I crafted, and a few special pieces here and there (Some neato fountains for instance).

Sorry about the blurriness. The medication I take for Asthma gives me perpetually unsteady hands, so it couldn't be helped. If anyone has any issues, I'll try to correct it. Just let me know.

EDIT: I updated the images, thanks to those who gave me helpful suggestions. Also, the Arcane Device has been updated to the most recent version I have of it (That is, most complete version).

[dmbrad]

When using photobucket, if you click the IMG link for each photo it will automatically copy it. Then you can just hit control V to paste it on the forum. This way it will put the actual photo in the post instead of a link to photobucket.

Like this. Note, you will not see the photos until you actually create the post. It will just look like a link.

[thedmg]

When taking the photo, try tapping the point you wish to focus on so that the camera adjusts itself. Also try resting your arms on the back of a chair or something to prevent shake.
The arcane machine look AMAZING so far...

[DMScotty]

Thanks for sharing. Nice cardboard work and good job on the hills.

[Luciano]

Very creative! I liked the design of the altar! Congratulations!

[onethatwas]

Thanks to everyone who gave helpful suggestions on posting images. It was very helpful, and (As you can see) I updated the original post. When I get more of my stuff photographed, I'll post more.

[skunkape]

Great looking terrain!