MJL
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Playing with Materials, Splinage, and just plain having fun!
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As always, looking VERY good. You work is an inspiration to us beginners. I'm a little rusty on my Latin, though. What's the translation on the motto?
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Spooky !
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The strategically placed cork made me laugh out loud!
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Best Happy Wishes, Caroline.
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That first image I used a rotoscope from an image I got off the net. This one was made from scratch. Experimenting with materials as well. I'll add more to this one, but I'm happy thus far.
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Here is the finished Entry Page for my website overhaul. I wanted an "Old Time" feel invoking the kind of feeling you get when you see a piece of machinery made in the late 19th or early 20th century. Antique from the time when things were made with quality and meant to last. Pretty high goal, I know, but I'm pretty happy with this image.
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Getting better and better.
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Thank You, Rob. I can work better manipulating cp's than I can using my mouse in my image programs. I like it in 3d because the ridges stand out. I've got quite a bit of time in it but I hope to improve my technique and cut the time down. I don't really care about the patch count because it's just imagery. I'm gonna work on lighting it next to hopefully bring out the highlights. " I love the flow of Art Nouveau"
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Thanks, Rob. I doubled the res like you suggested and it helped a lot
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No material, no glow, and I'm not sure where to turn depth of field on or off the colors are just various "group" surface diffuse colors Nothing else
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I zoomed in and rendered just a corner. It's closer to a cleaner image.
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It is a 3d model. I'll try scaling it up and see what happens. Thanks, Luuk EDIT: Still Blurry
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In the early 60's Stanley Mouse (Miller) was responsible for a large portion of the San Francisco concert posters at the Fillmore, the Carousel Ballroom, and the Winterland concert posters. He became closely associated with the Grateful Dead and did a ton of artwork for them as well. His early stuff had a very strong art nouveau influence. I've decided to emulate his style for my website imagery and have been playing around with the style. this is my first image. This is a jpg conversion of a TGA rendering from A:M. I'm having a problem getting crisp edges on the imagery (I'm using Corel Photo Paint X3). There are a lot of image specialists here on the forum, and I was wondering if anyone could give me some hints as to how to the crisp imagery that I'm after. Thank You in advance for any help. Myron
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Awwwww, come on, Gene, do the video. It cries out for your touch! I know I want to see it!
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Good Job, Gene. I've loved this song for years. You bring life to Tom Lehrer. ( and death to a few pigeons ) As an "homage" to this song I have a lyric line in my song "Fishin' " about poisoning the pigeons in the park.
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A Weyr on Pern.
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Thank You, Nancy. Have a chocolate chip cookie.
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It used to be that A:M would do the "real time render" and show decals in shaded mode. But now I have to go to render mode to see that decals. Even on previous work? Anyone know what happened, and how I could change it back? Thanks, Myron
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You do such nice clean work.
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For prodigious production, vast improvement in a myriad of aspects, this Ammy Award goes to: *THE SPLEEN* (Applause, Whistle, Applause) Speech, Speech
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Great Gag!!!!! When Greyhawk enters the strip does he bring a One-eyed, One-horned Flying Purple People Eater?
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The economy crunch has filtered down to us guitar teachers, and my student load is at about 25 to 30%. I've always wanted to get Barrys CD's but at this time I may be able to scrape up the money for one. Which one of the series would cover the making of a character? thanks for your responses M
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Stupid Newbie question: I know what an action is. What is a Chor action and how do you start one? in the open chor window? How would you save it separately, or would you? Stuff like that.
