An observation
Jan. 23rd, 2013 01:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Coloring the Noema is like playing a game of Battleship. You start a card with little to go on besides the psychology of your opponent, then fling random salvos at the thing until something sticks. Chain successes together until you start to get a vague map put together for where you're going. Spend an inordinate amount of time chasing down the damned two-bit patrol boat. Find out afterwards that you were this close to having the whole thing solved from the onset. And then mind-numbing cleanup.
That said, the general color scheme for the Weaver is starting to come together. The fiddly details are going to be murder, though.
(At some point I should really finish Crossroads. I mean, all I have left is to redo the lion and clean it up. Just bite the bullet and do it.)
That said, the general color scheme for the Weaver is starting to come together. The fiddly details are going to be murder, though.
(At some point I should really finish Crossroads. I mean, all I have left is to redo the lion and clean it up. Just bite the bullet and do it.)