Commenters praise technical skill and conceptual originality
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The post generated immediate positive response from Bluesky users, with commenters highlighting the detail level, creative approach, and comparison to professional aerial photography and mapping tools.
“As a person that worked with maps and aerial photography, let me offer a sincere 'wow' to that. It's brilliant and unusual.”
givemespacetravel.bsky.socialVictoria Rose Richards Embroidery artist
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Absolutely beautiful! My goodness, that really cool! My dissertation was on 19th c African Canadian landscape painting, so I like to think I’m an authority 😅 Good luck!
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Awesome. I can't wait to see it when it's completed.
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That is just all-around awesome! Great idea, wonderfully detailed , and beautiful work.
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Haha, no, that would be Princetown and this one wasn't inspired by that part. But it has been suggested before!
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This is amazingly creative. An elevation change would be really cool. I used to analyze ortho photogrammetry in a past job and the realism you've created is remarkable.
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That is, put simply, quite extraordinary! I've never seen anything like it It's an amazing piece of work! 👏
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Astonishing! Immediately made me want to make one of my favourite wild places.
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As a fan of maps this is just absolutely amazing. I'm very impressed 😍
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This is incredibly beautiful and inspiring. I’ve nursed a desire to do embroidery for years.. decades… I think it’s time I started to learn.
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Honestly that is looking really good so far. It's like a full on map you would see on Google earth with it's level of detail.
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isso é INSANIDADE eu quero muito ter as manhas pra fazer um desses um dia!
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Have you got the prison in there? Sorry, I read a lot of mysteries.
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I sell them as this is my job (embroidery artist 😁)
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What do you do with these when you complete them?
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And the Hound? Where will you hide the Hound?
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I embroider, too, and this is magnificent.
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REMINDS ME OF FRIEND OF MINE WHO WORKED IN TIMBER INDUSTRY HE SAID HE FUCKING HATED HIS BOSS BUT THEY GOT TO USE THEM LIE DAR RADARS FROM THE PLANES AND THEY MADE PICTURES LIKE THAT .. YOU GOTTA SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT . LOL
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This is absolutely amazing. Its such an exciting, unique and gorgeous work of art. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful creation and for igniting the creative spark I needed for my next project.
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This is seriously impressive. 80 hours is a huge amount of work, and the detail really shows. What inspired you to choose this particular view of Dartmoor?
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As a person that worked with maps and aerial photography, let me offer a sincere 'wow' to that. It's brilliant and unusual. Love it to bits! 😀
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This is wonderful! You could give the illusion of sloped terrain with shading, but you could also 3D print or sculpt the tor feature.
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I think you should add a Dartmoor Prison escapee wandering lost on the moor there. (lived in Princetown for a short spell in the 90s)
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Nice. I recognized that it was right away without the explanation. What, not where. Will there be little sheep dots?
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I always wanted to knit a sweater with farm plot patches and embroidered trees and accents. This is just beautiful.
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