Perhaps the World's Ugliest Nimcha, but Still Quite Interesting

shayde78 · 11th October 2017, 03:36 AM

She is gorgeous!
Being able to see each blow of the hammer that coaxed a blade out of metal is like seeing the brush strokes of a painter on an old canvas. Sure, a photograph is a cleaner representation of the subject matter, but you can sense an artist's personality in less refined works. I'm reminded of a trip to the Van Gogh museum-totally different from seeing the same works printed in a book.
Thanks for posting this eye candy.

11th October 2017, 03:36 AM	#8
shayde78 Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 445	She is gorgeous! Being able to see each blow of the hammer that coaxed a blade out of metal is like seeing the brush strokes of a painter on an old canvas. Sure, a photograph is a cleaner representation of the subject matter, but you can sense an artist's personality in less refined works. I'm reminded of a trip to the Van Gogh museum-totally different from seeing the same works printed in a book. Thanks for posting this eye candy.