Disco Fish

Hey Neil If you don't like learning from tutorials and manuals I fear you might find this whole thing a bit of an uphill struggle....I've been dilligently going through the exercises and have still not found it easy. Ground to a bit of a halt myself in recent weeks and would relish the chance to meet some other hashers face to face. The sort of help you're looking for would normally involve forking out large wads of cash (but it doesn't exist for a:m)...the forum is a fantastic resource and I've found people very generous with their help, but it helps if you know what you're asking...and if you're asking the most basic questions, the suggestion will probably be to read the manual. There are some excellent video tutorials out there that you can just follow step by step...apart from what's available here, check out the Anzovin site, that might sort you out good luck Trevor

Ah ha!! I just posted a call for other London Hashers and then saw this link...I'd always assumed LAMUG was in LA. Is any activity scheduled in the near future? will be keeping ear to ground Trevor

Any other London A:M users fancy a get together? The forum is a total lifeline, but it would be good to meet some actual humans Trevor

Hey! That looks really moody & atmospheric...love the smoke you did....How did you do it? Don't know about matte painting The earlier one looked like there could be the vast dark ruins of a once great city way in the background...... camera angle really works...ground looks good too Great work...look forward to seeing more

Couldn't see your film on the box (I'm in London) but I did catch it on your site last week....Classic! A real 'I wish I'd thought of that' idea...the kind that seem so obvious after you've thought of it...and really well executed....deserves to be seen Good one!

would be a shame to totally lose the smoke as it makes a big difference...you're suddenly aware that the truck is in trouble & skidding & visually explains why it veers into the oncoming traffic....doesn't need much though Great job!

I'm laughing out loud just looking at them....the one on the 2nd left would look fantastic with his eyes just slightly open & looking to the side. They're alive....and thinking things Thanks john

lol...me too The adventures of Jumpsuit Dave should be a major series

i am but the bike was totalled...not sure if it was painful as i was out cold for a bit Thanks for the encouragement... feel like I have the bit between my teeth and it make such a difference to have your forum to post to...you're doing a fine job I've started modelling my characters in fimo/plasticine so that i can translate them into 3D more easily...can't wait to get started on that Trevor

Ok I will It's about time I stepped out of the shadows anyway...You can't move in those damn shadows for people lurking there. Hi! I always wanted to be an animator but it was shunned at college. I got established as an illustrator and life took over....then flash happened...Great! Then a bloke in a cafe in Camberwell (that's Sarf Lundun to the uninitiated) told me about A:M...I rushed straight out and bought it...& left it on a shelf for two years. A combination of flinging myself off a motorbike into the path of an oncoming bus...breaking up with long term latin lover...you know the kind of thing... ANYWAY I'm back....I have my sleeves rolled up and I'm VERY EXCITED about it Just posted my first ever model to the newbies bit (Giraffe..tricky and brain twistingly frustrating... but fun) now I'm doing the plane which is A LOT easier....I KNOW I KNOW...wrong way round...my autobiography will probably be called 'Walking in the door backwards' Look forward to....well, all of it. And getting to know some other Hashoids. Anyone else in London? Trevor