#Landscape Rendering Services

[geoshott]

How UAV Data Processing is Revolutionizing Landscape Rendering Services?

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Imagine vast landscapes, majestic mountains, lush forests, and city skylines - all from a bird's eye view. This is the magic of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones. These uninhabited wonders do more than just capture breathtaking aerial photos. These are revolutionizing the way Landscape Rendering Services are perceived, planned, and executed.

As technology advances, so will the synergies between UAV Data Processing and landscape imagery services. From AI-driven analytics to real-time visualization tools, the future looks brighter than ever for landscape enthusiasts and professionals. This concludes our exciting tour of how UAV computing is reshaping the world of landscape imagery. From taking aerial photographs to creating immersive visualizations, it's a journey that combines equal parts science, art, and innovation. So the next time you see a stunning rendered landscape, remember that it all started with a drone in the sky.

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[panoramcgi]

The Benefits of Landscape Rendering Services

Introduction

In the realm of design and architecture, visualization is a powerful tool that brings ideas to life. When it comes to outdoor spaces, the benefits of landscape rendering services are unparalleled. These services utilize advanced technology to create realistic and immersive representations of landscapes, gardens, and outdoor environments. In this blog, we explore the numerous advantages that landscape rendering services offer and how they enhance the design and planning process.

Visualizing Design Concepts

Landscape rendering services provide a visual gateway to design concepts that were once confined to imagination. With the aid of cutting-edge technology, designers can transform sketches and plans into lifelike renderings that showcase every aspect of an outdoor space. Clients and stakeholders can now see how different elements, such as pathways, plantings, water features, and seating areas, come together to create a harmonious and inviting environment.

Informed Decision-Making

One of the key benefits of landscape rendering services is the ability to make informed decisions early in the design process. These realistic renderings enable clients to visualize the proposed design and assess how different features will interact with each other and the surroundings. By seeing the design in its entirety, clients can provide feedback and make necessary adjustments before construction begins. This informed decision-making minimizes the chances of costly changes or redesigns during later stages.

Effective Communication

Communication between designers, clients, and stakeholders is crucial for successful project execution. Landscape rendering services facilitate clear and effective communication by providing a shared visual language. Designers can present their ideas and concepts in a way that is easily understandable to clients, even those without a design background. This seamless communication ensures that everyone is on the same page, leading to a smoother design process and a more satisfactory end result.

Realistic Material Representation

Landscape rendering services excel in replicating the appearance of various materials, textures, and finishes. Whether it's the grain of wooden decking, the sparkle of water in a fountain, or the vibrant hues of flowering plants, these renderings capture the essence of different elements with remarkable accuracy. This level of detail helps clients visualize the tactile and visual experiences of the outdoor space, making design decisions that align with their preferences.

Exploration of Design Options

Landscape rendering services offer the flexibility to explore different design options and scenarios. Designers can present multiple variations of a landscape, allowing clients to compare and contrast different layouts, features, and styles. This exploration of options empowers clients to make choices that reflect their unique preferences and goals. It also encourages creativity and innovation by giving designers the freedom to experiment and push boundaries.

Selling the Vision

For landscape designers, landscape rendering services play a pivotal role in showcasing their design vision to potential clients. Realistic renderings act as persuasive tools during presentations and pitches, allowing clients to envision the final result before committing to a project. These renderings evoke emotions and create a sense of anticipation, making it more likely for clients to embrace the design and move forward with the project. 

Efficiency and Cost Savings

Landscape rendering services contribute to project efficiency and cost savings in various ways. By visualizing the design early in the process, potential issues can be identified and addressed before construction begins. This proactive approach minimizes the need for costly changes or revisions later on. Additionally, clients can make well-informed decisions from the start, reducing the likelihood of unexpected modifications that can lead to budget overruns.

Conclusion  

Landscape rendering services are a transformative tool that revolutionizes the landscape design and planning process. From visualizing design concepts and enabling informed decision-making to enhancing communication and exploring design options, the benefits of landscape rendering services are undeniable. With their ability to create realistic and immersive representations of outdoor spaces, these services empower designers, clients, and stakeholders to collaborate effectively and bring landscapes to life with precision and creativity.

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[gardenmore]

Color Importance & A Professional Touch For Your Landscape Design

A beautiful, well-balanced landscape design doesn't happen by accident. It requires understanding basic landscaping principles to make a well-thought-out landscape design plan a reality.

Suitable home garden landscaping can add beauty to your property, increase its real estate market value, and add to the functionality of your dwelling.

A successful home landscape design will also use the property's most attractive features, including trees, brooks, and scenic vistas. When it comes to designing your outdoors for a picture-perfect look, a Melbourne landscaper can help you to the best possible extent.

A strategically placed flowering bush, a walk-through flower garden, or a raised flower bed bordering the home's foundation will help capture the attention of onlookers more than any other aspect of landscaping.

In this post, we’ll understand 

The Importance of Color For Your Landscape

Placing cool-colored plants at the rear of the yard or garden can make the area seem larger. Plants with warm colors are great for dramatic displays. Planted alongside cool colors, warm-colored specimens will appear closer; cool-colored plants further away. Effective color schemes to add just the right touch to your landscaping design include:

Monochromatic: Using various hues of the same color throughout. The lack of contrast creates a more subtle, sophisticated, clean, and elegant effect.

Analogous: Using colors closely related with one as the more dominant, surrounded by others used to enhance the effect. Although not as vibrant as contrasting colors, a similar theme is more prosperous and offers more significant variances than a monochromatic scheme.

Complementary: This scheme uses two opposite colors; a warm and cool color combination. Use one color as the background and the other a sharper color to highlight key elements, making a vibrant, attention-attracting statement. Tip: so that colors won't clash, select the first color to be dominant, with the second as its complement.

Split Complementary: A variation of the complementary; it consists of one key color with two others adjacent on the color wheel. While every bit is visually impacting as complementary themes, split complementary offers more distinction.

Tips For A Professional Touch

Visualize your landscape as three-dimensional. Think of the ground within your property boundaries and property lines in terms of floor and walls, structures, trees, and other elements overhead as its canopy.

Take into respect the layout of your home when formulating your landscape design. Consider the house interior concerning the outdoor landscape. It would be best to take the help of professional landscapers in Melbourne to use your home's floor plan, primary living areas, entrances, and window location to determine the placement of the landscape's features and elements.

Consider the layout of your property and its orientation to prevalent winds, the sun, and positioning about neighboring yards. Also, take into consideration views of your property from adjoining areas.

When developing landscaping plans, consider your family's lifestyle, activities, and interests and those within your neighborhood.

Landscape design should be as functional as it is appealing.

Determine how much time and money you will invest to create and maintain your landscape.

Finding A Professional Landscaper

Whether looking for a local groundskeeper or a landscaper in Melbourne, GardenMore Landscaping is your best bet for locating the right professional at the right price. 

Make an informed hiring decision to get authentic results. Remember, you’re under no obligation.

[letsjonebenblog]

3D Home Exterior Rendering Services - 3D House Renderings Services

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[design-and-html]

Design ideas for a huge full sun front yard landscaping in winter.

Ideas for landscaping a sizable front yard in the winter sun.

[mjupnet]

Privacy - Contemporary Landscape This is an illustration of a summer formal garden with a mid-sized contemporary privacy and partial sun courtyard and stone and wood fence.

[witch-hazels-musings]

hi pls for my crying dragon man monsieur neuvillette

sandalwood ginseng dalmation stone

hugs and kisses

Sandalwood (ceremony), Dalmatian Stone (loyalty, family), Ginsing (communication, guidance) Neuvillette x gn reader | Divination Ritual warning: reader is grabbed by the arm forcefully (very brief), heights (like really high up), kiss on the hand -- this is my first time writing for Neuvillette. I asked people for help on this and *hopefully* he came out alright!

He pulled you from the group with far more force than you expected. "Where is he?" His contorted face held little patience. His tight-lipped smile and frantic eyes conveyed who this event was significant for.

"I'm sure he'll be here any mome-"

"He better. His absence is unbecoming as the Iudex," he said, his grip intense as he stared you down. "I will not be made a fool."

With metered composure, you tapped the man's hand but he didn't release you. "It's very likely he's been delayed by something. If you'll excuse me, I can uncover what has kept him."

The man took a breath, scanned the crowd once more before letting you go. "Be swift about it."

"Of course," you said and bowed your head. He fussed with his overly decorated clothes, finely pressed and perfectly tailored - though it did little to hide the signs of gluttony around his midsection. He sneered at you before walking away to put on a show for the patrons he no doubt invited to this 'celebration.'

---

You made your way through the halls of the Palais Mermonia, stopping at every place the Iudex liked to wander - hide. When he wasn't sitting as judge, or tucked away in his office, there were a few spaces you could always find him, and if not there, then always -

"There you are," you said as you stepped onto the balcony. Though calling it that was generous. It was more of a ledge, one service member would use to clean the massive windows and - now - where Neuvillette would find solace. You didn't blame him. Being up here away from the noise was far more enjoyable than the stuffy halls and formalities.

Neuvillette was slow in registering your presence. His elegant fingers coiled around his chin, his gaze distant as he looked out across lapping waters that surrounded the Courts of Fontaine. When you approached, his apathetic expression shifted with slight surprise.

"Ah, apologies. I did not sense your approach," he said, voice even, calm like steady water. He gazed upward and glanced behind you at the warm light from beyond the turquoise windows. "I've let myself wander too long haven't I?"

You shook your head. "It's alright. As you know the party will rage on with or without you."

"Undoubtedly," he said and looked back to the landscape. You felt bad for him. A cruel existence to be tied to the fate of others - to witness them at their lowest and most vulnerable and render their judgment. It exhausted you just thinking about it but he rarely complained. You wished he would.

Wrapping your arms around yourself, you joined him near the edge and looked out over Fontaine. Though heights were not necessarily your favorite thing you had to admit that in the twinkle of twilight, the view from this high seemed to make the world glitter.

"It's beautiful up here," you said and caught a faint smile on his lips.

"I am quite fond of the tranquility and stillness. It allows for a great deal of reflection."

He was right. Being completely alone and away from prying eyes was nice. Almost like a dip in cool water after a day under the sun. You closed your eyes and breathed in the moisture on the wind, the electricity of the evening, and let them mingle on your skin.

Behind you, a swell of voices rose up through the open window and you remembered what awaited you below.

"I should get back. I'll let them down easy so don't worry about joining us."

"That would be improper. I will return with you."

"Stay," you said, stopping him with a gentle hand on his arm. "I can handle them."

"I should not forsake the duties that are asked of me. Though my interests are far more idle than they may approve of, this aspect of my role cannot be forsaken based on personal preferences."

"Neuvillette, this 'celebration' is nothing more than a way to work your favor."

"How foolish. Festivities such as these would never sway my opinion in court," he explained matter-of-factly, his brows furrowing at the thought.

You chuckled. "I know, but it's just - it's how some people operate. They likely know it won't help them when it comes to the law, but there are many reasons to seem friendly to the Ludex. Connections are equally as valuable as coin in this world."

"I see." He thought for a moment. "Then what of you?"

"What do you mean?"

"Are your intentions holding ulterior motives?" he asked, his eyes flickering to the hand resting comfortably against his arm. You panicked and pulled it back.

"Oh, no. No! I'm so sorry, I didn't -" You flared out your palms and let out an uncomfortable noise before clearing your throat. "I'm here for you because I like - wah! No. I mean, yes, I like you but like in a way of being supportive and - like, like assisting you with your work. I'm on your side is what I mean to say. Ugh, please stop looking at me." Embarrassed, you covered your face and pressed your fingers against your brow in a desperate attempt to bring your mind under control.

Neuvillette laughed, soft, almost impossible to hear but it was enough to set your ears on fire. "'You like me?'"

"Professionally, I like you, professionally."

"I have spent countless years evaluating the words of humans. Their core truths and hidden lies and, were this be our first encounter, I may not be so confident in my evaluations."

"Forget I said anything, please."

"How can I," he said and you tensed at the sudden contact of his lithe fingers as they pulled your hand away. "When such blatant falsehoods are being uttered in my presence?"

You swallowed, stared into his intense eyes, and willed yourself not to tear free from his grip and jump off the building. This was the worst. An accidental confession to the man who was 1. your boss, and 2. as unavailable as they came. It took you months to get close to him, for him to be comfortable with you and now - now what have you done?

"It slipped out. I'm sorry," you mumbled.

He smiled, kind, patient, understanding. "There is no need. Yet I am proposed now with a conundrum. It seems a balancing of the scales is in order." Neuvillette lifted your hand to his face and sweetly pressed his lips to your middle and index fingers. "I am quite fond of you, as well," he whispered above them but his words were stolen by the wind.

When he lowered your hand toward your chest, he didn't immediately let go. Instead, he let it rest in his grip while you stared, stunned, at his chest.

"Shall we find our way to the celebration?"

You nodded but your lack of movement told another story. "Yeah, yes. We should do that."

Neuvillette's amused laugh fluttered to your ears and rattled your heart, and your legs. "When you are ready."

"Mmhm."

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Hi Mint,

I’m wondering if you have any games to simulate faction-level play? I know of some games where you’re individuals working within factions but I’m looking for mechanics that work on a group level if that makes sense. Thank you for all the work you do, I’ve found so many cool games through you already!

Hello friend! Thank you so much in your patience as I work through these requests. I think most of what I found today is within the realm of what you're looking for, so I hope something here fits your play style!

For Guild & Glory, by guildandglorygames.

For Guild and Glory (FG&G) is a fantasy game about a party of daring characters building an enterprising guild. We play to find out if the fledgling guild can thrive amidst the teeming threats that surround it and if they become more than “just another guild.”

Like its predecessor Blades in the Dark, For Guild and Glory has a big focus on the faction the group represents, although I don't know if it's quite as zoomed out as you're looking for. You're still playing individual characters, but if you want faction politics to be a big part of the game, you can certainly put your focus there. Each guild has an extensive character sheet, including special abilities given to the entire group, a number of advancements and pieces of your enterprise that can be expanded upon, and a vault of wealth that you slowly accrue.

That being said, because of the game FG&G is built on, I think a lot of the faction play is still likely to be found in the hands of the GM. The Games Master will be making decisions about the actions of rival guilds, and how their projects may interfere with yours.

Project Crown, by quigjam.

Project Crown is a faction-first PBTA political fantasy TTRPG about the dynamics of family and corrupting power. It takes place in a world of dark magic and feuding houses.

In Project Crown, you take on the role of rival factions within a medieval kingdom. You are pledged in service of the Crown, an artifact that protects your lands but also renders the wearer unknowable. To fulfill your house's objectives you must scheme with and against the other houses to gain the Crown’s favor and possibly, its power.

We play to find out how your house and the realm will change over time, who will be tempted by power, and who will fall to its corruption.

Inspired by The Quiet Year (Avery Alder) and Legacy: Life Amongst the Ruins (Minerva McJanda), amongst some other powerhouses, Project Crown also feels like a strong contender for what you're looking for. Each player represents a house, with resources, goals, and opportunities that they will want to pursue. Each player also plays a character (a carryover from Legacy games), whose actions will help us navigate the changes in the game's political landscape. You will typically only ever represent one house, but you will play multiple characters.

Characters will go on missions every season, but who is able to go depends on the balance of power in the capital city where the Crown resides. If a character's house is too favored, they may be stuck at home, elbow-deep in bureaucracy as you serve both the Crown and your house's interests. Between each mission, the campaign phase will likely shift each House's position, pushing time along and detailing changes between each faction.

Unlike the Quiet Year, which typically only allows players to express discontent amongst characters while distancing you from any one person enough to prevent overt competition, Project Crown has the potential to be a fairly aggressive game. The players' factions cannot wholly get along peacefully, although you as a group can decide to keep the conflicts personal, rather than political if you like. If you like however, you can each play houses that want blood, willing to completely conquer or destroy their rivals in pursuit for the choicest seat at the table.

If you want a game with otherworldly threats that only flavor the political conflict that defines the game, you might be interested in Project Crown.

The Streets Are Ours, by Clipartman.

The city promised it had everything you could want. It lied. Instead of a better life, you find yourself subject to the whims of those in charge: the wealthy, the important. They mold this metropolis to suit their desires, uncaring of the trouble they leave in their wake.

…Maybe it's time you took a page out of their book. You don't have money or power, but you do have a lot of friends with a common goal.

The city never liked you. So you're going to change it to your liking.

A one-page, system-agnostic setting, The Streets Are Ours casts each player as a Crew, with a defined neighborhood and role in the city, which is also definitively not a role of power. Powers are the forces that you as crews will attempt to grab assets, minimize debts, and exert influence over their holdings.

The game uses a deck of cards to generate prompts that will either spark events in the city or describe the changes that happen to the Powers over time. Players will roll 1d6 +1 dice per relevant asset you control to take advantage of the Powers' shortcomings. By the end, the city will be a changed place - what will your crew's new role be?

Mosaic Matrix, by countercheck.

In Mosaic Matrix, players take control of competing factions (or other powerful entities) and take actions to achieve goals. Through persuasive arguments and consensus-driven resolution, the group collaboratively builds a narrative of conflict, co-operation, and consequence.

Mosaic Matrix defines itself as a GM-Full game, in that each player has the same amount of control over the story, and an equal role in the game. It's also MOSAIC Strict, which means that it isn't linked to any specific set of game mechanics - and therefore I think you could likely use this in conjunction with another game if you want to observe the moving and shaking of various groups in between zooming in on specific characters.

The game itself is only two pages in length, and includes a series of Rounds, through which each player gets a turn. Each faction will get an opportunity to present an action that they believe needs to be taken, with arguments as for why it should succeed. The other factions will argue for or against the action, and use a deck of cards to determine whether the motion passes. Each faction has resources that they can leverage and reputations that they may need to uphold; you can also use some optional rules that you can use to change up the stakes, from having a bid for your turn in the round, defining a collective threat to add pressure, or removing argument limits to allow a longer, more organic-feeling game.

Legacy: Life Among the Ruins, by UFO Press.

The world of man is dead.

The shining cities and glittering skies have been sundered by the Fall. Now their corpses lie in pools of pollution and the twisted creations of arcane artifice haunt their halls.

The world of man is born again.

Refined by apocalyptic fires, the survivors have emerged into the light. With remembered lore, keen blades and fierce loyalty you will retake the world.

Legacy is a game of survival and rebuilding in a world ravaged and altered by incomprehensible calamity. Craft characters and families, head out into the wasteland and create true, lasting changes in the world. With cutting edge rules, a highly flexible multi­-generational system, and more than a dozen character playbooks to choose from, Legacy has everything you need to start playing.

Legacy games feel like the most true to what you are looking for in faction play. In Legacy, at least half of the time you spend in game is zoomed out, as each player makes choices representing a faction that spans not just territory but also generations. Legacy games are complex and reward you the most when you engage with them over a long period of time, so you can watch characters rise and fall while the family or faction itself waxes and wanes in both power and influence.

The original game of Legacy is post-apocalyptic, but UFO Press has a number of Worlds of Legacy to explore, including Free From the Yoke, a game about Slavic Fantasy Houses rebuilding a new land, Worldfall, a game about the challenges of forming a new colony on a distant planet, and Primal Pathways, a game about evolving civilizations across time and space.

Additionally...

Before the Flood and other map-making games may carry with them some pieces that feel resonant with faction play.

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from my AU where Tango is a retired footballer (soccer player) turned sports commentator/interviewer and Jimmy is a popular footballer that’s desperately trying to seem Smart and Impress Tango part 1 | part 2

Someone is torturing Tango. That's the only possible explanation. He was a horrible terrible person in his past life or as a teenager or maybe even yesterday—that's the only reasonable explanation.

“I'm being tortured,” he whispers confidentially to Impulse. Impulse snorts and hastily covers with a coughing fit. It really isn't believable but Tango pats him on his back and waves off the few looks they get. Thankfully, everyone is focused on the front of the room—the source of his pain: Jimmy. 

If you really want to get into it, the real source of his pain is the changing media landscape around football, the way broadcast television has been forced to make room for social media and streaming services. Now the priority isn't just in-depth interviews with players; it's also about farming clips to put on Instagram or whatever. Usually, this doesn't bother Tango. Usually, he likes when his nieces send him viral posts of himself doing something goofy in an interview. Usually, he's not watching Jimmy Solidarity be adorable. 

Someone, probably a fan, has given Jimmy a soft hat, with a cute face stitched on and floppy bunny ears and long paws that hang around his shoulders. Every time Jimmy squeezes the paws, the ears stand up. It's adorable. It's obscene. It's killing him. 

In the front of the room, someone is asking Jimmy a long question that Tango cannot process. Jimmy frowns and tilts his head and halfway squeezes one paw so an ear perks up a little, giving him the perfect look of a confused puppy. A wave of muffled laughter spreads through the crowd and the poor reporter stutters in the middle of their question. Jimmy nods encouragingly, keeping his eyes fixed on the reporter. Tango feels a little sorry for them—and a lot like pushing his way forward to take their place. 

Not that he'd even be able to form a question if he gets called on. Tango had questions in mind before they started, a mix of the usual post-match bullshit and ones that’d make most players stumble, but now his mind is perfectly blank in a way it hasn't been since he was 13-years-old and discovering what being horny felt like. 

Back up front, Jimmy starts answering, eyes serious despite the ridiculousness of everything else. When he gestures he keeps ahold of the paws, like he can't bring himself to let go. Cute—but in a way that makes Tango sweat. 

Tango folds his arms. Readjusts his lean against the back wall. Covers his mouth with a hand and tries to frown in a thoughtful way. He’s not absorbing a word of this conference. The question might’ve been about youth teams? Or the transfer window? Or the standings so far? 

Or maybe Tango's being punished because he can't keep it together long enough to get through a post-match conference—the thing that makes up half of his career now. At least, not when there's an attractive 20-something sitting up front. This is far from the first time Tango has been rendered completely useless by Jimmy. That's probably why Impulse had decided to tag along today, why he has a notepad out though his scribbling doesn't hide his smirk. 

He'll take notes for Tango—but not warn him. Tango needs better friends. 

The next reporter has a question of the softball, clip-farming genre: “Where'd you get the hat?” 

“A fan!” Jimmy says excitedly and makes the ears stand straight up. “This kid, she tossed it to me while we were heading back inside.” Tango is a professional—he swallows the urge to coo. Around him, his peers fail, aww-ing as if on cue.

Jimmy grins, cocky and crooked. He's scanning the crowd and when he catches Tango's eye his smile grows. He squeezes the paws out of sync so his ears flop up and down one after the other. Tango swallows a second, even less professional, noise. 

Thankfully, for both Tango's heart and career, that was the last question. A manager reappears to shepherd Jimmy away and another to disperse the crowd of reporters. Impulse and Tango are close enough to the door to slide out almost immediately. In the hallway, Impulse finally lets out his laughter. Tango lets out a long groan, stopping and burying his face in his hands, letting everyone that files out after them jostle him around. 

“This is really great.” Impulse says brightly. 

Tango needs better friends. 

“Tango!” Jimmy calls across the noise. “Impulse!” When Jimmy Solidarity calls, you answer. They both turn. 

Tango raises a hand in greeting. He can't bring himself to move—he doesn't know if he can handle Jimmy like this up close. “Hey kid,” he calls back. 

“Good game today!” Impulse adds. 

Something in Jimmy's smile falters even as he draws close, moving through the crowd like he doesn't even notice how they all stop for him. Or his annoyed manager that he left behind. “Thanks,” he says to Impulse before turning to Tango. “You didn't have a question for me today!” 

“I did not.” Tango agrees. He absolutely cannot handle Jimmy this cute and this close to him. This wasn't the right answer because Jimmy frowns and looks even cuter. 

“I like your questions.” Jimmy says—a hilarious thing for him to say to Tango. 

“I don't think I ever liked anything the press asked me when I was playing.” Tango laughs. He glances at Impulse for backup, but Impulse is suddenly busy talking to another reporter Tango could've sworn he hated. 

“Maybe, it's about who's asking the questions.” Jimmy says and he's looking straight at Tango and his eyes are so big and so brown and Tango's brain is already sludge, from the day and the match and Jimmy, and Tango can't help but feel like maybe Jimmy might mean something, might be trying to say something with the careful way he's looking at Tango with his big beautiful brown eyes. 

Or maybe Tango is old and retired and a hot striker is looking down at him again. 

“Timmy!” Either way, Tango isn't figuring it out today. It's Grian yelling for Jimmy, of course, from next to their disgruntled-looking manager. Jimmy slumps, the way he usually does at the sound of Grian's nickname, and Tango can't help the pang of worry at the expression on his face. 

“Captain's calling,” Jimmy says with a sigh. He backs up a few steps. “See ya, Impulse,” he calls and somehow Impulse had conveniently ended his conversation in time to wave. “Bye Tango!” 

“See ya, Jimmy,” Tango waves and hopes he doesn't look as stupidly fond as he feels.

Jimmy doesn't wave; instead he flip-flops his ears one last time.

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Landscape Designs for 3D Exteriors Rendering techniques have a significant impact on property value by enhancing both aesthetic appeal and functional utility.

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[melhyan]

[MËLHYAN COMMISSIONS OPEN]

Hear ye, hear ye! ✨🖌️

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