Matthewvp123 for Artist
I joined 8 April, 2016 eager to take part in a community that was, like me, a fan of Tolkien. I explored the Build and Moria servers for over a year before I found that as an Adventurer I could help artists and foremen on their projects and even build my own projects in the Theme World.
I came to know [COLOR=#00b3b3][B]@QuantaCube[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][I][/I][/COLOR], a fantastic foreman, and helped him with a project in Moria called something like "dusting." It was quite the opposite of dusting: instead of removing dust, I was laying dust to make the Moria-hall appear old and unkempt.
About a week or so later, Quanta had another job for me, one that required more trust. He asked me to replicate his design of several arches in his bakery hall in Moria. He was more than pleased with my work and was very appreciative to me for my assistance.
This last week, I finished Tom Bombadil's house in the Theme World. I took me hours of consideration to decide which materials I should use, which style walls and roof I should build, and what interior I should design. I worked on this project every day of the week that the project was open and came to a more than satisfactory result, something that I can take pride in not only for its aesthetic pleasure, but also its lore accuracy. I consulted with many members (including [COLOR=#006666][B]@Gary_Baggins[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][I][/I][/COLOR] and [COLOR=#00b359][B]@Eriol_Eandur[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][I][/I][/COLOR], both outstanding in their rank) to ensure that what I was building was true to the server's purpose, to recreate Tolkien's work to the best of our ability. The end result was something that I can celebrate and something that I am happy for others to see.
After working on this theme build, and spending much time in single player honing my skills using the MCME resources, my favorite styles to build are dwarven, Eriador-ic, and gondorian. These styles are not only useful limited to LotR builds, but can be used in making beautiful halls alike to classical architecture.
Over the years, my passion for the MCME project has grown, and recently, has become more steadfast. I have now been committed in working on the theme builds and asking if anyone needs help on a project or needs advice. I feel that I could offer this community another creative mind if given the Artist rank.
I joined 8 April, 2016 eager to take part in a community that was, like me, a fan of Tolkien. I explored the Build and Moria servers for over a year before I found that as an Adventurer I could help artists and foremen on their projects and even build my own projects in the Theme World.
I came to know [COLOR=#00b3b3][B]@QuantaCube[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][I][/I][/COLOR], a fantastic foreman, and helped him with a project in Moria called something like "dusting." It was quite the opposite of dusting: instead of removing dust, I was laying dust to make the Moria-hall appear old and unkempt.
About a week or so later, Quanta had another job for me, one that required more trust. He asked me to replicate his design of several arches in his bakery hall in Moria. He was more than pleased with my work and was very appreciative to me for my assistance.
This last week, I finished Tom Bombadil's house in the Theme World. I took me hours of consideration to decide which materials I should use, which style walls and roof I should build, and what interior I should design. I worked on this project every day of the week that the project was open and came to a more than satisfactory result, something that I can take pride in not only for its aesthetic pleasure, but also its lore accuracy. I consulted with many members (including [COLOR=#006666][B]@Gary_Baggins[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][I][/I][/COLOR] and [COLOR=#00b359][B]@Eriol_Eandur[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#000000][I][/I][/COLOR], both outstanding in their rank) to ensure that what I was building was true to the server's purpose, to recreate Tolkien's work to the best of our ability. The end result was something that I can celebrate and something that I am happy for others to see.
After working on this theme build, and spending much time in single player honing my skills using the MCME resources, my favorite styles to build are dwarven, Eriador-ic, and gondorian. These styles are not only useful limited to LotR builds, but can be used in making beautiful halls alike to classical architecture.
Over the years, my passion for the MCME project has grown, and recently, has become more steadfast. I have now been committed in working on the theme builds and asking if anyone needs help on a project or needs advice. I feel that I could offer this community another creative mind if given the Artist rank.
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