Monday, 16 November 2015

Diversions

A combination of  poor weather and other circumstances seems to have kept me indoors for a while. That means I have turned to various diversions:

1.  A new Photoshop painting.

Based on Small Water (nr. Haweswater - Lake District)
I have reduced pixels by half for the blog - original would be a bit sharper - CLICK TO ENLARGE
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2. At the request of daughter High Horse I  made a rubber band pin board for Katie.



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3. And more Photoshop playtime - have you noticed my new avatar?




This was the orginal but the figure was too small on the avatar so he had to be cropped


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5 comments:

  1. Hello Conrad - I did notice your new avatar and very fine it is too.

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  2. would you like me to lend you an iron age iceaxe to model with - or is this a reference to your potholing and caving exploits (cannot be gardening, of course)

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  3. afoot - Hi Gibson. I saw a picture of him on The Two Blondes blog and just had to have one. I thought it may be a discontinued LEGO item but the Internet provided. The ice axe is a bit out of proportion even allowing for the monster I refer to in the next reply here.

    gimmer - I still have my STUBAI ASCHENBRENNER FUHRERPICKEL . It is one of those coincidences that I haven't seen it since I moved here over 15 years ago and I came across it yesterday when I was clearing out the big wardrobe cupboard on my landing. I see they are fetching around the !00 dollar mark on Ebay in The States.

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  4. Conrad,
    I'm trying to identify the crag below your Lego climber.
    Gritstone?
    Yorkshire?
    Ilkley? Caley?
    Put me out of my misery.

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  5. bpwland climber - 'Tis the Cow at Cow and Calf, Ilkley. Remember a couple of exquisite moves on Ferdinand - the slab at the right hand end, albeit on chiseled holds?

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