Then there were two... by lwperkins

Poser • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 14, 2010

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(Bug Comic) (Picking up, after some other fooling around, from "Disturbance on Pearl and Belmont") Bryan was gaining ground on Camo Guy, who was now staggering down the middle of Pearl Street like something from the Zombie Apocalypse--Bryan's bite was at least slowing him down. But just when things were looking up for Bryan, he glanced over his shoulder and saw that there was a _second_ Aer..luckily this one seemed to have hooked up on something*. Bryan cleared the little gap over the alley and was only 6 houses from the coffeeshop, when his foot hit a flowerpot. ___________________________________ *Rain had indeed managed to snag his lasso loop on a parking meter. He'd been stripping the tag off while he was running, and wishing that he'd bought a 50 foot length instead, when the loop caught on the meter. Rain had no idea why anyone would need a hitching post for a motorized ground vehicle, though he figured it out later. You have to know that on the farm the main house doesn't even have electricity, it's reserved for the barns and stables (and fencing), so light switches were a puzzle to him as well when he checked into his hotel. We won't even discuss the trauma that was the elevator.

Comments (45)

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gillbrooks

10:13AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Magnificent! To me it's almost 2 scenes in 1 image travelling up from the streetto the sky above. I've uploaded those trees to DDU but they've been there a week so I need to see what they're dragging their heels over.....

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kobaltkween

3:11PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

this is just so great. it works perfectly online. you see the first part of the image, then scroll to see what's basically a second scene. just wonderful composition. and the sky is great. all the poses are perfect. the potted plant and beer can add realism and richness in terms of the environment. i had to show this one to my boyfriend, because you used the medium so well to tell your story.

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