Mother, No!

Maybe he's "that guy"?

Bexley wrote:

Whoops! That's odd. It must load from my cache instead of the server when I'm at home, as it looked fine when I posted it. Here at work, I'm seein' the Dude. I'll fix it when I get home tonight.

What site did you host the pic on? You run your own server or  you are using another hosting site? Looks like just a standard warning against hot-linking.

I'm paying for my own server space, and one of the primary reasons is to host photos for a site (as well as the site itself, of course) that's in the works. Photobucket might be easier, but it defeats the purpose.

At any rate- I only recently made hotlinking refer to The Dude, and I haven't yet added all the sites to my .htaccess file in which I want hotlinking allowed.

The image should be working now. Though, I can't really tell myself, as I'm now at home, where the image appears out of my cache. (I could clear the cache, but since in theory nothing would change on my end, it wouldn't really tell me anything for certain.)

Ah, cool. I take it that it's working.

 Or, you really like The Dude.

Very very cool, and worth the anticipation!

Steve

Awww! I miss the dude!

I really like the dio though! Doing it in B&W really makes the scene!

It is painted in black and white. (Specifically, P3 Thamar Black and P3 Morrow White.)

And for those who miss The Dude, here he is, in all his Dude Glory.

Okay, i'm just going to ask, but, why is the mother dead, i mean, yes she did comit suicide (obvious by the knife) but what the backstory.

However, overall, the dio is perfect, context is excellent. and the scene is well detailo, especially the black and white color.

Once in a while you come across a diorama that is so far off the usual beaten path of the typical war dios we see here, that it just amazes me.  Not to take away from those typical war dios, but it's really refreshing to see one that breaks from the norm.  This is one of those.  It's fantastic.  I love to see ideas taken from classic film, as in this one, or displays inspired by true events, like one guy I've seen who bases his on true UFO encounters.  So original and inspiring.  Great job!

    You gonna do "Gaslight", or "The Rear Window" next?

    Chris

dirkpitt77 wrote:

...like one guy I've seen who bases his on true UFO encounters.

Actually, the painting of this vignette in grey-scale is pretty impressive...I bet I know the exact figure used for the Norman conversion...