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I was digging around on my hard drive when I found something I thought I'd lost forever: This is Adrianna's Workshop.
I apologize for the blurriness of the walls and cobble floor; I stole them straight out of Furcadia's Default Patch! This workshop was originally created for FURC! 5x5 cells to be exact. Ask Runihura, he might remember it... heheheh. This is a considerably more detailed view of the workshop than you would've seen in furc.
I apologize for the blurriness of the walls and cobble floor; I stole them straight out of Furcadia's Default Patch! This workshop was originally created for FURC! 5x5 cells to be exact. Ask Runihura, he might remember it... heheheh. This is a considerably more detailed view of the workshop than you would've seen in furc.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Still Life
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 727 x 499px
File Size 228.2 kB
el-cheap-o rendering software; consumer-level, overpriced Bryce 5. I then had to finagle the textures to the right consistencies and properties... though, as my pictures tend to draw themselves, Adrianna's Workshop seemed to build itself o.o
But yeh. Victorian Steampunk FTW! I was lucky to have attended a technical high school back in the day, where we had a machine shop. I used to go down there and sketch the machines. my memories were and are still fuzzy on their exact mechanisms, but I know 'em enough to identify the Lathe, the Drill, and the Grinder. Even included the always-necessary SAFETY STOP button on the lathe! Pressing the big shiny red button in this case could be construed as a possibly good thing... especially if your shirt got caught x.x!
But yeh. Victorian Steampunk FTW! I was lucky to have attended a technical high school back in the day, where we had a machine shop. I used to go down there and sketch the machines. my memories were and are still fuzzy on their exact mechanisms, but I know 'em enough to identify the Lathe, the Drill, and the Grinder. Even included the always-necessary SAFETY STOP button on the lathe! Pressing the big shiny red button in this case could be construed as a possibly good thing... especially if your shirt got caught x.x!
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