A few weeks ago I got an email from a representative at one of the other Cambridge colleges. She said that there was to be an Arts Festival hosted at Queens' College this February, and that they would like to feature some of my MOCs as part of their art exhibition! The theme of the festival is 'Do It Yourself', so really it couldn't be more fitting. I will probably post a more in-depth journal about it closer to the time (perhaps in a before-and-after style), but I'm terribly excited.
Anyway, I had to choose five photographs to submit, each with a suitable description, and I had the option of having a space set out so that I could display some of the actual MOCs, should I bring them along on the day. Eventually I decided to submit the Camera Spider, Fissure, Psystrike, the Swordfish, and Yanmega (which can be seen here); additionally I shall bring along the Nameplate and a handful of miniMOCs with me for the live display. I'm currently working on a large gunmetal Rahi, so I may well feature that one too. I thought that these were my most presentable MOCs for the public, as they cover a wide range of shapes and sizes, and some designs were made to replicate a pre-existing character while others were entirely from my imagination.
This also spurred another long photographing session, during which I updated the following deviations:
I also decided to make the Webcam widget on my profile display the Camera Spider stopmotion. Get it? Because it's like a webcam...? Ahaha.
I will definitely be attending the Arts Festival myself. I'll probably be sporting my grey Rahiden hoodie too, even though I'd rather be more smartly dressed. But look at that! Rahiden is venturing out into the wider world. It's going to be fun.
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