It was about an hour.

https://lemmy.world/post/31149301

I did!

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I usually have to resize, occasionally aggressively, to get an image to load sometimes. Maybe image size is too large?

Edit- well that loaded fine.

Ahh okay, thanks for your insight!

Nice, I’ve never used their brushes. Interested in your thoughts after you dig in.

I’ve not found a natural brush who’s performance justified the cost.

Another popped up today 😄

The appearance I think. The leftmost pile in that pic is the OP slime mold 1 day later.

I posted a pic of the gills below.

Well here’s the dirty pic you guys apparently want. Metadata confirms the pic was taken 3 minutes after the first pic.

What a goof!

Phenomenal shading around the building edges. My eyes are pulled like magnets to them. Nice job!

My only experience has been with the travel brushes. Specifically the synthetic blend travel brushes, if natural hair is your thing I can’t speak on their quality there.

I can’t imagine a better travel brush for the price, they hold a good quantity of water and the tip has held up to more scrubbing than I am comfortable admitting. The weight and quality feels right, and it’s held up to frequent pocket+hikes and other plein aire abuses.

No problems with the product or shipping so I’m not sure how their customer service is.

I’ve bought 3 brushes at this point, all travel. I keep meaning to try their other stuff but when I’ve got money I end up finding a pocket brush I’d rather get. Hehe.

I assume the health concerns from Zach and Tarn that prompted the Steam release is the dire pretense?

Well, after a human army aborted their attack I had an interesting target for my defence.

I pulled the lever!

And the cyclops beat the shit out of the dragon, but bought me enough time to pull the lever again, locking it in.

New problems.

I thought about that, assuming there’s another dragon in legends, how realistic is the goal of breeding dragons? How would one even seek out a dragon?

Don’t they require hundreds of years before they are large enough to pose a threat? They are born as adults so they can’t be fully domesticated or tamed right?

I thought they would attack military on-sight so I’ve been reluctant to try any war training.

Yeah, fun™ indeed!

My plan going in was a fortress that relied on forgotten beasts for defense (I’ve only ever slain them or died trying) so this capture has been an expected delight however I’m a bit outta my depth here, both in terms of building-destroyer/megabeast manipulation and their use of in fort defense.

Found in Summer in the Pacific Northwest on a hike, and forest was mixed evergreen and deciduous.

Based on pics it really could be either.

Thanks for the reply!

Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong on the identification, fairly confident but mushrooms do be sneaky.

Yeah? thank you! I went warmer than I have on previous attempts painting pomegranates. Thanks!