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In lugnet.build.vignette, Johannes Koehler wrote:
Hey Jojo,
Awesome well design. What’s the story behind the title?
Bruce
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Hello!
In lugnet.build.vignette, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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What’s the story behind the title?
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Once upon a time in a great kindom there lived a good king. This king had a
little son, and this son was sooo beautiful and.. erm, no. This son was sooo
unskilled and clumsy that everything he did he did wrong. Once he played with a
golden ball in the wonderful garden of the great castle, and doing so it came to
pass that the golden ball fell into the well. Bummer! The well was fairly deep
and the king’s son wondered what he was supposed to do in order to get back the
golden ball. So he stepped onto the kerb, grasped the chain and ... (that’s what
the image pictures.)
...and then there was this frog.
What’s happening next? Is the king’s son (whose name, by the way, was Josephus
Vigobald II. (after the king was called Josephus Vigobald I.)) falling down into
the well? Is he going to kiss the frog? Hm.
And there are two possible results:
A)
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Jojo/Eigenbauten/sonstiges/vignettes/joevigzkissresult-a.jpg
B)
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Jojo/Eigenbauten/sonstiges/vignettes/joevigzkissresult-b.jpg
Bye
Jojo
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Johannes Koehler wrote:
Is he going to kiss the frog? Hm.
LOL, very nicely done Jojo, I can’t decide which ending I like better, but they
both made me smile. The well itself is “well” done, interesting placement of
bricks to pull off the circular feeling and the tile roof is a nice solution
vrs. the standard sloped bricks.
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