A bit more Logansport

[symphonicpoet]

Okay, this is a shameless reference. Couldn't figure out the graffiti and, at the suggestion of the one of Mr. Papafakis fame I wrote Carl Critchlow, who drew the illustrations I'm referencing in the below shot. Graffiti fixed.

Now I need signs. Lots of signs. This is part of how I dress the sets. Signs. Why didn't I think of that? I figure I'll add some street stalls, a particular not-so-bluesy bar, a few shops (including a communicator shop, oddly), maybe a brothel . . . This is turning out to be so much fun I can't freaking contain myself.

 

[phreedh]

Bloody nice! More stuff, please... =)

 

[Count Von Bruno]

Brilliant photography Mr Poet, top marks.

 

[symphonicpoet]

Thank you Phreed, Count von Bruno. I'm trying hard to make my miniature photos more interesting. I have lousy equipment, but even cheap crappy cameras do okay if you talk to them nicely and use them right.

 

[Mr Papafakis]

Yeah, Mr Critchlow was very decent helping me out of my bind with the Walker. Hope we don't wear him out with requests

Your building's are lookin good, the more RT graffiti you can cram into the setting the better.

Look forward to seeing it develop further.

Cheers.

 

[symphonicpoet]

I'm working on some large concrete walls presently. I expect they will make a nice gallery for some of the graffiti artists trade. And Mr. Critchlow netted a sale out of me, so I suspect he'll have survived our enquiries. (Though lord knows I alone can be incredibly tedious.) He seems like a fairly understanding sort.