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Published: 2006-10-22 03:43:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 222; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 1
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Some restrictions apply. Tax not included. Tickets Non-refundable.While Supplies Last. Injury Waiver Required. Allow 4-6 Years For Delivery.
Characters rendered in DAZ Studio
Kids - Me
Ice Texture - =markopolio-stock
Crappy Bleachers - Bryce 5.5
Assembled in Photoshop CS2
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very funny ! ...
HEY !..i can finally see fullview ...it just kicked in today... Like candy in my Halloween loot bag....
.....The price is my message center is back to the " remove all button " at the bottom ..indtead of individually deleting items ...but i'd rather have that than no fullview...
I didnt change a thing on my end...so it's bloody DA...THey wrote me saying they wrote aol...and maybe if enuff peole complained ..AOL changed something...
I seriously doubt it at this point... but you never know...THe net is still a wild and wacky place...
Cant wait for the NEXT bug !!
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ahhhhhhhh yes ...that ever elusive inspiration ....
...if it doesnt show up soon....pull your muse's pants down around her ankles and chase her through the rough ....That always works for me ~ Fangism
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Glad to hear you're up and walking, if not exactly running!
When you double-click on the devs' box, it's supposed to delete it. Other than that, look at them all then chuck 'em!
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When you double-click on the devs' box, it's supposed to delete it.
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that doesnt work ....in addition ...when replying in my message center...it goes to a seperate page instead of the "drop-down " easy reply way...
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Yuck!
The message center only does that with me when I get impatient, and click two, or three times.
With the single comment above your message box, in some other CSS style. Better than nothing, I suppose.... yeah, better than nothing.
Yup supposed to delete at a double click.
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The inimitable Markopolio strikes again, well done 
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I was studying shadow technique from multiple lights. I wanted to work out how they would overlap and interplay. In that respect I feel it's a real success. I also wanted to try my hand at some reflections. How changing the angle would change the perspective as shown through the reflection. First try, not terrible.
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LOL !!! ...... Funny
I dont think I want any tickets ...... even it looks like fun ... hehehe
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Order now! 4-6 years for delivery! All deviants qualify for the kids tickets!
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LOL ... not sure I can afford it !!
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Everyone on dA is a kid, under 7 feet tall, I assume? Free. We use snail mail. That's why the wait.
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OK .... let me get 2 tickets then 
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Kid! Under seven feet tall! FREE! They're in the mail. Allow four to six years for delivery!
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Thanks.. I couldn't take it if they came any sooner..
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Awesome - but I could never have that many objects at one time - it would totally lock my system up.
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Mine too! I render everything separately, even the shadows. Some Assembly required.
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I try to render EVERYTHING in one image so that touch is minor.
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I started in Photomanipulation, so it's how I prefer it. Resizing, moving, 50+ layers and all.
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I use the Gimp a lot, so layers I know ALL ABOUT -
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I like GIMP. It's about the best free program I've ever seen.
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The Gimp has so much now it easily competes with several 'pay for' programs.
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It's remarkably like Photoshop. The main difference is in the display.
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yeah, sometimes have to learn 'where' a control is but mostly it seems straight forward.
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That and the fact that Photoshop does it all in one window. The tabs are in a dock. Not much difference, really.
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I kind of like the 'fully seperated' tools in The Gimp - as I only have what I need in front of my image and only the two most important beside it...
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Sure thing! I believe that if I hadn't gotten so used to the Photoshop layout, I'd be using GIMP a lot more.
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That is amazing! I love it! 
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It started with trying to get skates to fit on a bull. In an Aiko pose.
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Gad! I kept thinking I should probably give up. Then I'd have another idea to go into the piece. By then I would have to do it, bull or not!
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lol.. that's happened to me a lot... in the real world too :S
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Yeah, sometimes you just have to finish.
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You did it! I'm so proud! 
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I never even thought of fonts! Different ones or not.
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Funny. Surrealistically like the real thing. Fun details, the bear and python farm cracks me up.
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Up in the stands there are two bulls and a camel holding a heated discussion!
It was a reflection study, and I've learned a few things about shadows I wanted to try.
I also never tried lights from multiple directions, and how the shadows might overlap.
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We learn by doing. I know the technique is good when I can just enjoy a piece without really noticing the methods. (Then I go back and look again.)
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Yep! The image is etched into my eyeballs by the time I post. I have to work on my next to over-write the image!
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No "Window Washer" for the minds eye is there?
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Nope. Not even a defrag. Just have to over-write.
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