Where to look???

Hazelwyn was still a little shaken by her experience while reading that rare book with Roslie.  She was still working it out in her head as they came back from their mystical trip and seeing the first dreamweaver.

She noticed that Roslie was not having the same thoughts.  It appeared that she was excited to see where this adventure was going to take her as she began gathering up the cups and food wrapping from the Sugar Plum Bakery.  

"Hazelwyn, who is this Arnie and what is it that you expect them to do?" she asked.
"Let's go to my home, Roslie," replied Hazelwyn.  "We can talk better there," she said while she silently thought to herself "and in privacy".

As Roslie and Hazelwyn went to leave the library, Hazelwyn took a quick look over her shoulder before leaving the building.  "It never hurts to be aware of who is watching, let alone listening," she thought to herself.  Not seeing anyone paying any attention to them, she turned and followed Roslie out of the library doors and into the street to see if they could locate a Finder. 

In the meantime while Roslie and Hazelwyn begin looking for Arnie, I have a new DreamWeaver to bring into the story.

Now I am not a big fan of AI (artifical intelligence), as most of us artist feel it can stifle creativity.  I choose to use AI as a "tool" and not the "answer".  Meaning that it can be used for inspiration when it takes me to places or to creatures I might not have explored or known before.

In this case, it was something about those long ears that I could see might be a challenge for me to sculpt.  I fell in love them on this Elderly Fae.  Would I even be able to get them out of the mold, since I like working in porcelain?  I didn't know, but the first challenge was to begin the process of bringing her to life through my sculpting.  After several sessions, I was pleased with how she turned out.  Now to the mold stage I go.  Will she make it?

While we are waiting to see if my new creation will make it through the mold stage - back to my "policy" on AI.  To read more - click here to see my take on using it.  The  only other thing I will add is that I do use some AI and several other graphic art programs to help in creating pictures for my storytelling (which the story is never done with AI), so that you experience a unique "peek into" their world.  Without some computer magic, their story might not reach as many who need a touch of whimsy in their lives.

Roslie

​To read more about Roslie - click here.

Dreamweaver WIP