Whoa, four months since an update...
sweet...
Hay guys!
Haven't been around here as much as I would have liked the last little while mostly due to work and the never-ending pleasantries of school. Always. But we managed to get some reeal, live high-speed internet at the farm here so checking up on everything should be a bit easier.
Real-Life News Hmmm... news... news... I managed to get into a Master's program for history! So I'll be doing the big move from Alberta to Ontario in late August. It will be nice but it kind of sketches me out at the same time - that's an awfully long way from home. Not sure what I'll miss more - the parents or the horses. Likely the horses.

I've also got a Euro-trip planned for the middle of June to about the middle of July. Not that long but I'll get my buttocks kicked at work if I'm gone any longer. The plan is to spend five or six days in south England, a couple of days in France, and then fly to Poland to see as much Copernicus stuff as I can. Seriously, when I think about the last bit there, it's all I can do from throwing enormous, twitching fits of excitement. For any of my watchers from England, France, and Poland - do you have any suggestions of absolutely MUST-SEE or MUST-GO or MUST-EAT/DRINK or MUST-DO things related to your respective countries?
Lastly, I'm going to get a new dSLR as soon as I get my taxes back:
[link] HOSHITWANT. Every semi-reputable photographer I've talked to has recommended Nikon and after seeing the effects of Vibration-Reduction lenses with the FLASH OFF, I figured that would be the
ultimate for doing historical photoshoots.
Art NewsThe Septimus costume has been put on hold for a while (read 'hold' as 'likely won't happen'

) mostly due to changing interests (FIE) and lack of time. I wouldn't mind making more Renaissance stuff - perhaps something wonderfully Italian, elaborate, and 1470s. We'll see.
I've suddenly concocted this grandiose mental (in both senses of the word) plan for a graphic novel of the life of Copernicus. Of course, this would mean learning to draw... uh... hands, bodies, expressions, backgrounds, perspective, pretty much everything. It'll never come to fruition, naturally, but I do plan to sketch out a few possible pages over the next couple of months.
Still have other projects in the works, including appallingly late trades, which will be finished as soon as Nic releases his death-grip on my brain.
The Dorky Duo

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i make that to be 1710 grenadier guards!!!!
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"What... the hell... was... that?! LOL! Ok, geekery I can understand... but scary Churchill mixup crossovers... uh? lol! Pi."
the coat was TOO weird for me to bid on in the end - im hoping to either make one or order one... your red coat is 1740's for the buffs right?
woot i can make time in june im sure
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"What... the hell... was... that?! LOL! Ok, geekery I can understand... but scary Churchill mixup crossovers... uh? lol! Pi."
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
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It doesn't look too bad though there are some serious flaws. For one, I'm not sure what's going on with the pockets since they're definitely not period - at least not the lacing job nor the shape of the flap. The overall pattern seems to be right as far as I can tell. The bit of white facing on the tails isn't right, to the best of my knowledge - why on earth would anyone need facing on the tails, anyways? LOL An officer's coat shouldn't have the epaulet as well - that was strictly an enlisted thing. The size of the cuffs doesn't jive with the length of the coat - larger cuffs were commonly seen in the late 17th/early 18th century BUT in conjunction with longer coats. Hmmm... what else... Not much. All in all, it's passable but the pockets still offend my historical senses to some degree. Looks like it's plenty big though! Hope all of the above rambling helps too!
And btw, what are you up to in the last couple of weeks in June? Looks like my hop across the pond is going to be a little earlier than I thought it was! Wild...
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
Doctor Copernicus John Banville
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"What... the hell... was... that?! LOL! Ok, geekery I can understand... but scary Churchill mixup crossovers... uh? lol! Pi."
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
Doctor Copernicus John Banville
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I like mental visuals.
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
Doctor Copernicus John Banville
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I like mental visuals.
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
Doctor Copernicus John Banville
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
Doctor Copernicus John Banville
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"Calcagnini was still dreamily considering the ceiling, where pink plaster cherubs rioted in buttocky abandon."
Doctor Copernicus John Banville
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I have a plan!
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