Updated: April 18, 2008 Effective: May 1, 2008 Status: Still open for business.
Blender, that open source (that means free) 3D App that's been around a while. I'm going to start learning it Monday. It Feels a little funky, compared to Maya, and even trueSpace but I think it should be manageable.
If any of you have any helpful hints, please share.
Hopefully, I'll have something to show for it soon.
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I saw, I just haven't thought of what to say on the subject.
I've decided who i would summit as a judge, if this is a character submission category, Ms. Sangi. Otherwise my own Fursona is fair game as a judge. My contestant applicant is still up in the air though.
1. I don't think about it. It generally isn't as important as one might imagine.
2. A bit of both. Try to keep in mind that my characters live in a futuristic world so they do have things we don't.
Concerning those foot prints, considering I haven't been drawing too many actual scenes, it is not really possible to draw any credible conclusions about the environment the character inhabits.
say, I got a question (well two really). I thought of them while looking at your character profiles 1. the larger/stronger characters weigh upwards of several thousand pounds (or even tons), yet there isn't any depression on whatever they stand (dirt, steel, etc.) How is that possible? 2. what is with the glowing nails on much of the women? is it some sort of fashion statement, or a side effect of their powers?
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
I've decided who i would summit as a judge, if this is a character submission category, Ms. Sangi. Otherwise my own Fursona is fair game as a judge. My contestant applicant is still up in the air though.
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
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"Ladies in skimpy sci-fi costumes? That sounds like EVERYTHING I wanna be a part of!" - Strong Bad
Is this the lair of Great Cthulhu
In the city of slime
Where it's night all the time
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Check out my journal for some links to great artwork on the web.
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"Ladies in skimpy sci-fi costumes? That sounds like EVERYTHING I wanna be a part of!" - Strong Bad
Is this the lair of Great Cthulhu
In the city of slime
Where it's night all the time
2. A bit of both. Try to keep in mind that my characters live in a futuristic world so they do have things we don't.
Concerning those foot prints, considering I haven't been drawing too many actual scenes, it is not really possible to draw any credible conclusions about the environment the character inhabits.
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"Saving the universe. One minute at a time."
1. the larger/stronger characters weigh upwards of several thousand pounds (or even tons), yet there isn't any depression on whatever they stand (dirt, steel, etc.) How is that possible?
2. what is with the glowing nails on much of the women? is it some sort of fashion statement, or a side effect of their powers?
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