Eggscellent!

The picture doesn’t do justice 👌

Thank you, I design everything I make myself.

They are also in a few Northamptonshire towns.

Been in Milton Keynes a couple years at least

I designed and made this from scratch

They're a poet and they couldn't show it

Would you say it was worse then a big city in the US?

Subject: A dog in wind

Artwork Title: Person anthropomorphises animal an awful lot

Medium: Nah, quite big

Really curious, over that length of time thats presumably several days or a week or so in actual time, how do you remember where the "etch" is? Is it just memory or do you leave a sticker or something on where you left it?

And on a side note do you plan out or go with the flow as that is a very impressive recreation

That’s a beautiful sky

This looks like it could be a Belle and Sebastian album.

Did you make this from scratch or as a kit? BECAUSE I WANT ONE!!@@@@@

No hovering over this beaut.

And look, I’m not saying everyone we encountered was rude, I’m saying the only time I’ve experienced extreme rudeness multiple times in my many many travels was in the Netherlands.

Chameleon- "Quiet frog!"

Frog- "Sorry Chameleon, I didn't see you there."

I don't think so since it was like a neighborhood with a school nearby. According to the map it was called Westelijke Eilanden. We did go to the city center and red light district a couple times though.

Different experiences I guess.

"MOM FETCH THE SOUP CAN!"

Do you make your own designs or is there somewhere that sells these kinds of multi-layer files? I really like this aesthetic.

it is.

Did you stay in the super touristy red light district the entire trip? My first couple trips I stayed there and had no issues, but my wife and I are not 20 anymore and like to get out of the touristy areas to see how the locals live, and that’s where we experienced rude assholes. The Dutch who work inside the red light district depend on tourist money so being nice is a prerequisite.

As for the ideosyncracies; calibration was what I specialized in, the fun part would be baselining the device and creating calibration corrections from the target print. I’d be even more interested if there was an RGB Etch-a-Sketch, so I could color calibrate it as well!

golf clap

They are maybe not aware what a print is.

Not OP, but I’m pretty sure this is downtown Denver

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