And yes I've made the candle stick.. ;)

hmmm......lotsa graveyard pictures, 2 foot (?) candlesticks with skulls all over.... girl, you is starting to spook me.... LOL (",)

JordyArt<< You obviously haven't noticed who I am.. ;)

Good stuff. Narasha! ( Don't worry about Jordy. I'm sure he's trying to find the club in the directory ) Bsteph

Wow you made that candle stick and you sew as well. Youre just a regular Martha Stewart meets Trent Reznor huh :P

LOL.. Yes. I sew, I make sculpures, I do grapics, I do paintings, I work with clay and much more. ;) Thats' me. Not Martha Steward meets Trent Rezor.. It's me.. ;)

Striking presentation! What is your combination of printer and paper. I have been reading a lot of articles and e-mails that are on that subject. There seems to be a preference for Epson printers and high quality paper and custom inks, particularly pigmented types. I work quite a bit to get prints that have really acceptable color balance.

well Billglaw.. I used ordinary paper and the printer my school have.. and over the printed images I put over a OH over head) paper to protect the images and make it look good

Sorry Narasha - apart from looking kinda very nice you lost me totally!! erm...oh, gawd I'm not going to embarrass myself by asking if I SHOULD know you, am I? Yep, I get the feeling I am - sorry!!! But your pictures are great....... (",)

Well JordyArt. I am a very nice person. Very creative in every way. No one to be afraid of. ;) I just love goth (romantic horror in an other word). I love the dark and mystic. That's all.

Jordy Breathes sigh of relief at not having to go back to being toad in garden pond..... Actually, Goth is pretty cool imo, we've got a place a few miles South called Scarborough where (if I'm not mistaken) Dracula was wrote - got some big connection with Brahm Stoker anyways..... But every year there is a massive meeting of Goths, (more of a pilgramage at times)... and to say I've known a couple in my time would be mild - I used to sell Heavy Metal / ethnic jewellery and clothing on a market stall..... Regarding the candlestick, I used to make little wax castles.. get a sheet of A4 paper, fold it longways down the middle so you've got a 'v', then melt a black wax candle into the groove just by lighting it and letting it drip..... you end up with long 'drippy' columns. Heat them together to make 'stilts' then do a flat one to go on top, then melt thin 'stilts' and drip them on to form features like railings etc....usually end up about 3-4 inches high, really intricate and wierd but also very fragile. Had any survived I could have posted a pic...but, well..... Take Care....and power to ya, Hon!!!

Very cool JordyArt! :)