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So that was an event and a half. The Friday rain didn't seem to matter much and the event seemed to get into full swing by early evening. It was nice to see so many people there early. It was also great to see how many actually attended! Did anyone have a final headcount? By my reckoning we had 26 c...

Do hooks come in any letter other than "S"?

Prior to our time period but still relevant as far as the grotesque style is concerned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralaghan_Man And then for 25 bucks you can read this article... saldy it only covers up to 350 BC but I wood (ha!) assume it's informative https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/pro...

here is a bit more on style...

https://www.museum.ie/The-Collections/D ... m-The-Past


Note in the Irish sagas, they often refer to an idealized head as "broad above and narrow below".

Christians and Pagans of our time period would have the same tools and the art is stylistically the same. Pagan imagery is common on Christian churches (Sheela na gig anyone?) So even thematically there is enough crossover to be comfortable to cite Boa island. I would refer to to the stone Lugh stat...

Comyn wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 7:44 pm If anyone wants to have their own Dagda and isn't up to carving one, check this guy out:
http://studio-yarinka.com/product-categ ... ods/dagda/

dagda.jpg

As cool as that is, the style is inconsistent with examples from our time period:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boa_Island

This event gave me scars and it was still worth it.

Comyn wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 9:51 am Thanks! Your comment gave me an idea - I have a friend from work who works part time at Home Depot so I asked him if to keep an eye out for a scrap piece for me and he came in with one today!

The Dagdha provides.

If you continue at this pace you can use the new table to dine with your ancestors.

You might be able to pick up a piece of scrap at home depot to fill in the block you need.

Awesome job though.

Happy Solstice to all you sun worshipers out there.