On 22-2-2012 22:44, andrel wrote:
> In the US there are large groups that are triggered when an obvious
> afro-american is labelled 'demon'. In particular those that are not
> surprised by my totally wrong use of afro-american in the last sentence.
> You know, the ones that think Obama is not an afro-american because his
> father was an african. As opposed to being a slave descendant.
Yes, I know. The usual kind of hypocrisy. Historically understandable 
but still wrong. The irony is that the so-called "demons" are the good 
guys in the Tale :-). Those who oppose (and fear) them are the ones in 
power in Gancaloon. I hinted at that briefly. To tell you a secret, 
these guys are closest to my heart as far as the Tale is concerned and 
form the "basso continuo" so to speak.
>
> Anyway, I don't care myself and I know that the variation in body shapes
> is the largest in Afica, so whatever shape you choose it is rather
> likely that there is an african tribe that he could have come from (I
> won't include a picture in this forum, but he is frightening close to a
> friend of mine from Nigeria, apart from the ears or course).
This is a portrait, but the individual is twice human size approximately 
and the skin hue is not right anyway because of the grey-greenish tint 
(not too visible here, I confess) so, not much chance of an origin. I 
know this does not concern you, but I often wonder why .

I shall have to state the usual text: "All resemblance with people etc 
etc"   ;-)

>
> BTW good model and nice textures.
Thanks. The model and primary texture is Apollo Maximus. Otherwise, the 
usual adaptations following Ive's technique.

Thomas

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