Hi

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So now that I am totally rested thought I would see how these journals work. I am Tandy, new student that arrived last night. Thought I would say hi so if they see a new blonde walking around they would know who it is and not some kelpto.

Comments

[x-artie.livejournal.com]

I heard that all money is in making pictures that look like legitimate unknown paintings with provenance by real artists not actually in passing off copies of actual paintings. Should I be ask about that or not?

... I won't ask, because it's probably a sensitive topic after his holiday.

And, okay, cool. Playing spot the differences with your dodgy friends.

[x-tarot.livejournal.com]

You should only ask about that if you are prepared for a fifty minute lecture on mimicking brushstrokes and on aging paint and canvas and only if you are prepared to take notes.

Actually, on second thought, just bring a note pad.

[x-artie.livejournal.com]

I can do that.

[x-copycat.livejournal.com]

I am easily coerced into cooperating for such experiments. Give me DNA of your choice or I can probably procure pictures for two of my usual go-to mimics. Though, you can also try to shoot holes in my mutation's auto function if you want. I assume it's just shifting pigmentation on its own but you'd be better at figuring that out than I would.

Doug can ID me regardless of what mimic I wear due to small ticks of body movement and the such. I wonder if your attention to detail would allow you the same.

[x-artie.livejournal.com]

That would be awesome.

I'd like to see how Doug does that. And IDK, it's harder to find the differences when people are moving.

[x-copycat.livejournal.com]

All the more reason for the challenge. If you could really ID someone even while shifted into another form it would be far more useful to be able to do it in real time rather than taking a picture and comparing.

Just let me know whenever you want to start your experiment.