Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: Jodocus on April 01, 2018, 10:03:02 am
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Hi all
Täschäggätä are traditional carneval related characters from switzerland. The're mountain trolls, or winter demons.
I'm just making a couple of miniatures to get the style down, here's the latest.
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Love it. And ypur photography is on point!
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Nice work!
Hawkdancer
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That's pretty damn cool!
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Cool! 8)
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Yep, those are some well-composed photos. Eye catching characters too.
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Thank you. I had taken a first batch of bitctures earlier that day. It had been a dull grey all day long. Just before sunset, we got some of that special light when the sun shines in underneath the clouds. I remembered that the wall that mask hangs on is hit very flat by the evening sun, went out and took these photos, that have the light just fine.
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HOLY CRAP!! ,,,,those things chase me in my sleep,,,,,when I eat that green hot pepper sauce at night,,,,,,they have a name?? Oooo I got chills,,,,,,real nice work though,,,,,sorry JeffW ,,,,,hey I did race bicycles in the Swiss alps in the '90s,,,,did they follow me home?,,,I mean really?,,,
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Jeffhalfrack,
You was in the Swiss Mountains - they is mountain trolls, the green pepper chili may not be the best thing to eat -C- (=) >:D! Jodocus may be able to give us insight on how to lactate them! The little people, I know, these trolls are different! O:)
Hawkdancer
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Jeff, Tschäggätä ist the general name. These costumes are worn during february, scaring the people of the villages and travellers. Mostly not the time cyclist tour the alps, but better stay on the path when skiing. It's also said that in the old times, poor people from the shady side of the vallley wore them to go over to the sunny side and steal some food after theirs was all eaten.
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Those are great Jodo. I always like seeing your art.
Thanks for sharing. :) :D ;)
Zuma
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DANG,,,,,,I. Wish I was kidding,,, :-[ ,,,, but I do like your work,,,,is there anything I can read to learn more? ,,,,,I love that place,,,,,just the sound of those cow bells,,,,thanks JeffW
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Very nice work. I really like the old traditions being kept alive.
Kyle