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Published: 2016-10-27 10:17:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 270; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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20 frame infinite loop gif...Hiding just beyond reach keeping very very quiet...Related content
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Thank you!!!... there are some paths to follow with the flame things ... I am wondering about building Lots of layers of translucent forms to create the image... a Dragon shape would be fun... should the body of the background have bones...???... Hmm...
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The stealthy man hiding in the forest (perhaps praying).
The energy seems to be released outward from the praying man and into the environment.
Great work Dragonforge and nice touch on the mushrooms!
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Ah Ha!!!...I was wondering where the Mushrooms had gone!...the little buggers are always chasing around... getting lost under things...
... Time to do some Big Umbrella Mushrooms and get the critters out from under...
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Playful indeed!
I imagine they reveal their true forms when ingested perhaps.
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... I hadn't thought of shrooms as secretive... but Fungi have been around for a long long time and they are the largest and oldest of animal/Vegetable alive on/in our planet... are we just tools designed to spreadΒ The Shroom throughout the Universe?...
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Perhaps...
I believe they'll still be around much longer than most species on this planet (possibly longer than us).
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As Fungi exist deep in the earth and their spoors can survive vacuum ... Probably longer than us...
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Indeed so.
Though, as much as they are helpful, they can be dangerous if abused (just like anything in this world and the next).
Some are poisonous, some are culinary, others are medicinal and then there are the psychoactive ones.
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Fungi are what they are... how we react to them is our own fault... if someone holds a Bowling Ball over their head and lets go... they should not fault the Bowling Ball for how it reacts to Gravity...
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