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Last year, my good friend Monolith aka Mark, sent me some great cubits he makes, and didn't want anything for them, not even to be paid back for the postage. So I decided to make a little something for him in thanks and appreciation for the fabulous cubits.
I meant to share it with you all here, and well...I just kept getting side-tracked.
Yes, I love that design. It looks like a combination between the the armpatch, and the warrior pins worn on the collars of warrior uniforms, with a bit of mythology thrown in.
Very well done.
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Re: My Kobolian Colonial Patch Design
Add my voice to the chorus!!
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Lay down
Your sweet and weary head
The night is falling
You have come to journey's end
Sleep now
And dream of the ones who came before
They are calling
From across the distant shore .
Children are a message that we send
to a time that we will never see.
I did indeed throw in a bit of myth with a little Egyptian or Kobolian idea with the winged goddess above, and if you look at the image behind the patch, I also used the diamond shape Seal of Kobol as we see on Adama's medallion.
Last year, my good friend Monolith aka Mark, sent me some great cubits he makes, and didn't want anything for them, not even to be paid back for the postage. So I decided to make a little something for him in thanks and appreciation for the fabulous cubits.
I meant to share it with you all here, and well...I just kept getting side-tracked.
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"You know the night before was a tough one when even the sound of the fizz hurts your head." -Mike Hammer.
Fantastic and thanks very much! I'll be hunkered down this weekend with the hurricane blowing through here so, provided I don't lose power, I'm going to give it a shot.
P.S. - Hope you feel better soon.
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Wishing you safety during the hurricane, i hope you won't be affected by it too much. I know how you must feel, as where i come from we have cyclones every summer, and we had our most massive and largest cyclone early this year, with cyclone Yasi. We were very lucky as it didn't affect us badly, but it too howled over us. The coastal towns further south of my town were the true victims. But I don't enjoy any cyclone anyway.
Good luck, and may the lords of Kobol be with you!
Well, I got this knocked out quicker than I thought. The most complex part was the winged woman at the top. I had to find another similar image online to get an idea of the internal details and I think the results look pretty good and I think I got the colors matched up accurately. I have attached a rendered 1300x1300 JPG, as well as a vector-based PDF which can be infinitely scalable if you want to print it out. Let me know what you think.
Thanks for this - it was a fun project.
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Thanks very much! Not using it for anything in particular - I just wanted to make a digital-vector version of it to print out and hang on a wall. I'm into Egyptian and other esoteric symbolism and I just enjoyed reproducing it. Kind of a hobby of mine...
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Firstly, this is a very cool patch. I really like it.
Secondly, any chance I can get a copy of the vector drawing. I just started with Adobe Illustrator (CS 5 version) and am liking what I'm finding so far. I'm pretty certain I'll find use for it sometime and if 137 has already done the grunt work ...
All my best,
Russell
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