Carolly, Now I know where I get it from, my celt and pict genetics (grin). Wonderful site! Thank you! I knew that there were stones like this, but I've never seen the actual images. Pretty neat! It's sort of like prehistoric Poser on a LARGE scale. A lot of those old stones were recarved when the Christians came, and turned to other uses. I love the way the phallus in one image was used as a gatepost. Something once an object of worship is now put to use holding up a rickity fence. Thanks for the heads up on Dagda vs Lugh. The whole thing has gotten me interested again in Celtic mythology and art. And you're dead on about the jewelery and breasts. That's one of the reasons I seldom do female figures, I'm never sure how they should fall (the breasts). It's also gotten me wondering if I can do a simple set of jewelery that contains gravity/falling morphs. Earrings that have a head segment for conforming, but dangles that are seperate for posing. And a necklace with posable segments that would allow for that kind of posing. Interesting problem... Thanks again for the link! I'm bookmarking it. Jim