Hamlet: Act 5 Scene 1 by coa
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"Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of inifnite jest, of most excellent fancy: he hath borne me on his back a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is!"
LOL, feeling a little bi-polar (schizo) going from fairytales to cemetaries, but "the guys" wanted to do some more Shakespeare!
For Mimi Hope your hand heals very quickly!!
Daz; Cornucopia 3D; Yorick by me
Thanks in advance for your comments and smiles! Have a super week and see you next Tuesday!!
Comments (62)
Great scene! And well, it can't always be fairy tales, I bet they had fun digging around in that graveyard. ;)
Brilliant, as per...And nice haircuts! Keep up the good work Wendy. :o)
As usual a great picture.... Love the pant legs....LOL...
Love it Coa :-)
LOL! love it :)
Alas poor Yorick indeed LOL!!! Fabulous scene - I do love literary mice!!
Love those(Thespian)Mousies !
or should that be alas poor mousick i new him well excellent as usual wendy well done
nice one.lighting is fantastic.
OMG! Brilliant, down to the mouse skull.
love it :-) V
Excellent work!
excellent composed scene! again a professional posing and a splendid light. very well done! :)V
LOL! Excellent work!
What fun! Excellent work!
Love your tribute to Shakespeare!
From Pinnochio to Hamlet...quite a leap, but at least you are keeping it literary! ;] Great job.
to sleep, perchance to dream up such a great little scene! Yorik never looked so good.....*
Spooky !! Incredible job on lighting, fantastic scene. I love Yorick ! Can't wait to see what comes up next week :)
How couldn't they be doing some Shakespeare's play? And Hamlet is one of the better known. I don't think that mouse could do it better than Laurence Olivier, though. 8-) The scene looks very real. Excellent atmosphere.
Fantastic scene....light and mood! Super work! V
Love it!
Love it, too! ;) ***
Wow, this is just fantastic...you got the atmosphere perfect! Lots of spooky depth to the scene.. perfectly dressed... just FUN!!!
Bravo! Encore!
You seem to have a wealth of imagination.Your ability to create new scenes with your now famous "mice" astounds me,and I'm always happy to view your latest posts.Great use of the gate and wall! Your lighting skills keep getting better and better.A beautiful job! :B eaver !
I LOVE it!!! Wonderful atmosphere, properly sombre ;} excellent job as always, my friend ;}} ~V~
I love it, Wendy, especially the skull!lol And Thanks so very much such kind message for me, it makes me a big smile!! Thank you!hugs
They just keep getting better and better. Bravo Wendy!
I am totally 'twixt and 'tween ooohing and ahhhing over this superb/realistic setting and ROFLMAO over the sight of your Yorick! And people think I'm twisted, eh, comradette'-)?!? Lighting and atmo couldn't have been done any better by the Royal Shakespearean Co. and I just love the...'til later...;-)!