19-01-2026, 02:22 AM
@Jorge
It's really not my discovery - exactly. I named it. Someone else counted the knobs. More than one person, actually. I've just been around longer than the ninjas and you were on hiatus.
Naming depends on how you want to define a wolkenband. Is it only a simple line with singular knobs and cosmic connections? Is it any old nebuly line around a green pool? Is it embellished like the VMs Central Rosette? Or the even more elaborate like the middle rosette on the right side? Actually, I've been told that the term is passé. Then there are elaborately patterned examples of leaf margins in the VMs botanical pages. I don't think they qualify.
Blue and white certainly seems to be the historically preferred option and the VMs artist likes blue, but cloud bands occur in wide variety of colors. Pink and white is nice.
It's really not my discovery - exactly. I named it. Someone else counted the knobs. More than one person, actually. I've just been around longer than the ninjas and you were on hiatus.
Naming depends on how you want to define a wolkenband. Is it only a simple line with singular knobs and cosmic connections? Is it any old nebuly line around a green pool? Is it embellished like the VMs Central Rosette? Or the even more elaborate like the middle rosette on the right side? Actually, I've been told that the term is passé. Then there are elaborately patterned examples of leaf margins in the VMs botanical pages. I don't think they qualify.
Blue and white certainly seems to be the historically preferred option and the VMs artist likes blue, but cloud bands occur in wide variety of colors. Pink and white is nice.