Corrections, Clarifications, Character Craftings

30Oct06

Corrections:
Maggie is now Magee Bright.
Clarifications:
I’ve done a number of mini sketches of her, and a full sized drawing, but held most of them back from posting, because I knew they weren’t quite right.

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Tarot Tells Tales

24Oct06

I have now completed a reading for Uta, Sal and Maggie using the Albano Waite tarot deck. I used the general 10 card celtic cross spread for a life overview of the character in question at that moment in time.The only character that surprised me, was the only character I had the least amount [...]

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Sal’s Romantic Nature

18Oct06

Sal, is a molecule of Selenium a non metalic chemical element with an atomic number of 34.
He joins the caravan around Tuktoyaktuk, on their way to the Bering Sea, after cruising the “copperheads” of the old shutdown copper mine.
He is instantly attracted to Maggie, which is quite understandable.  As a non metal he and Maggie [...]

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Maggie’s Celestial Heretige

18Oct06

Magnesium on the periodic table is Mg and has an atomic value of twelve.  This means Maggie has 12 protons arranged in her nucleus.  This gives her a neutral charge, and she is listed as an alkaline earth metal.
Magnesium is the eigth most abundant metal in the solar system, and comprises two percent of the [...]

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Rubippy’s Chemical Structure

18Oct06

Rubippy is a molecule similar in structure as chlorophyl.  Rubippy has a metalic center, where as Chlorophyl has a center of Magnesium (Like Maggie).  Chlorophyl is largely responisible for the photosynthesis of plant life, which is abundant in the Oceans.  It would follow that Rubippi would also be profficient in converting sunlight to energy as [...]

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