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Oh, his name is Scondite? I didn’t realize you named him in the comic. Also, you wrote “Hmmm, there someone…” where you probably forgot to put “is”
Thx, changed it! And yes, Scondite is his name; I thought I mentioned it before (not in the actual comic)… but now I’m not sure anymore.
You mentioned it in a comment on episode 76, or something in that area.
Just out of curiosity. Do you construct entire buildings and photograph inside them, dollhouse-style, or are your sets partial exteriors and tv-studio-style partial interiors?
Welcome to Foolish Lego Ballinibricky 🙂
It’s both. Well, to be honest, I don’t construct whole buildings for the comic. When I use whole buildings they are usually (modified) official sets.
But mostly I use t.v.-studio style sets. Complete buildings are mostly too restrictive for the composition of the photo’s. I like different angles in my comic. An example of the sets is this photo from my second 365: https://foolishbricks.com/?p=3526 It shows part of the set for this part of the comic: https://foolishbricks.com/?comic=episode-35-lets-get-out and this part: https://foolishbricks.com/?comic=episode-59-wkaing-up-in-disillusion (among other episodes of course).
Ah, I see now. Those partial sets are even smaller than I expected. Your ability to imply size and scope with them is admirable.
The only partial set I used was for the medieval flashback sequence that culminated here: http://ballinabricky.com/2014/06/23/ and can also be seen in this week’s http://ballinabricky.com/2014/07/30/the-travail-of-passion-ep-23/ – but this week’s also shows the exact opposite, the really long shot. My comic started as a model for my bookcase, so it was all about the buildings first. When I designed them, I did so with opening walls and removable roofs and whatnot that make photographing in them today not too restrictive.
My big beef is with the expense. All my scenes and interiors are permanent. There’s no breaking down and recycling going on, which makes adding new places a little pricey. 🙁
How do you know this crowbar is not magic ?
I don’t 🙂