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By: linagordaneer,
on 1/12/2008
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***Theodosia Throckmorton (Theo for short), the young daughter of the curator of the Museum of Legends and Antiquities in London, is very busy these days. The year is 1906, and the world’s western powers are busily excavating the treasure
That's just amazing!!! You must be very proud. You're friend did a GREAT work!
I know! Thanks Benjamin! I was so thrilled to see this and incredibly honoured. This is better than an award.
Moly CoW ,Eric, you are so lucky! THat sculpture is SuPeR aMaZing !!!
Anthony is truly a gifted artist, what a treasure! amy
and thank you for visiting my blog. :0)
Oh wow how amazing and beautiful Eric!!
Anthony rocks! You are very lucky to have such a wonderful and talented friend.. that is a very lovely gesture.
Now you can see your beloved Quentin from every angle and hold him in your hands. Very cool!
aw, I love!!!!!!!!!
That Anthony! What a great guy and artist!!!
these are great eric. very cool. these would make great reference for this character. congrats.
thanks for your support. it's good to be surrounded by a network of artist who you admire and respect. thanks.
Thanks Amy!
Thanks Alicia! It's very cool! And I'm super lucky to have friends like Anthony...and You!
Thanks Mirella!
I know! Thanks Roberta!
I couldn't agree more, C.B. For myself, living fairly isolated I'm super grateful to know people like you.
What a great present !
I know! Thanks Anais!
I love this sculpture!
It's amazing!
I know! Your books look amazing too, Xavier!
AWSOME! That's the sort of thing I want to get in the mail :0
Wow! Very, very nice!
Paz
Stunning. . .simply stunning!
What an incredible gift!
Thanks everyone! I just hope Anthony is reading this!!!
Just great!!!
Congratulations1
c'est une vraie merveille ! c'est magnifique !
You're awesome Eric! Thanks! and thanks everyone!
I put the model in the mail Saturday morning... hopefully it will arrive in about a week
Please don't get discouraged when things get tough (scanners, coffee, and deadlines... yikes!) You have a wonderful creation in the Robot Museum :) I'm anxious to see it finished!!!
Thanks Flavia and Achde!
Thanks Anthony! I hate to think I'm sounding to negative, I trey to see the humour in this stuff to. I'm only a tiny bit discouraged.
I'm sorry Eric... you don't sound negative... humor is the only way to get through it
although you may get a little depressed when you see the flaws of the model up close :)
-anthony
Yeesh, don't apologize. If you could hear my voice you'd know I never sound really serious.
It's great! How lucky for you.
Thanks Tara!