Time to move on

Time to move on
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*SIGH*   My candies...  



 
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 Tormie [ 27 Jan 2004 20:37 ]


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Den Tracy";p="5804 wrote: 
What I was trying to say is that I have learned NOTHING from the mainstream 3D forums, absolutely nothing, because there were/are not any individuals to tell me how I could improve any of my images.
Postwork is a waste of time because of the speech bubbles covering up the props and a lot of other things.

The problem is, there usualy isn't anything [that I can see] that needs improvement.
Except for that one speech bubble that was making confusion I commented on, there hasn't really been anything  
Face it Den, you've perfectionized what you do  



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 27 Jan 2004 22:23 ]
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The problem is, there usualy isn't anything [that I can see] that needs improvement.
Except for that one speech bubble that was making confusion I commented on, there hasn't really been anything  
Face it Den, you've perfectionized what you do  



If that ain't a complement I don't know what is!!!



 
 Landman [ 27 Jan 2004 22:34 ]
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I see... so does that mean that I have learned all that there is to possibly know ?
Looks like a big YES to me.
The defense rests its case.

Yes Landman, to the untrained eye it does appear to be a complement in disguise at first glance.
After hours of analysis, it would appear not to be the case...  

Just kidding Ken.
It looks like you may be right.
So...what the hell am I doing here with the rest of you ?      

BYE-BYE !  



 
 Den Tracy [ 28 Jan 2004 00:57 ]
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Oh, so now you're suddenly too good for us, eh?
Tsk  



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 28 Jan 2004 06:37 ]
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The most important thing is to enjoy what you do for your own sake. Any artistic endeavour should be to please the artist first, anything else is simply a bonus.

Den, the fact that your art/'toons reach so many people who share a joke with you is something to be very proud of, in my humble opinion .

Your skill in rendering that art in such an accessable form is not to be underestimated. As I have commented before, your posing and expressions carry so much weight in your images that the emotions/feelings/opinions of the characters in the images is instantly recognisable to all. That is a skill that is seldon recognised or commented on but is often registered subliminally by the viewer, who may not even be able to pinpoint the reason the image works so well.

Nobody has ever claimed that Gray Larson is the great modern artist of our time... but a heluva lot of people sure miss his little 'toons now he's stopped doing them. I think there would be a lot of people around the Poser forums that would think the same way about your work.

Just my two-cents



 
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 Ozymandias Jones [ 28 Jan 2004 13:00 ]
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Ken, I was only kidding about the last comment. Remember, I have a box full of sarcasm
hand grenades (mostly used at PoserPros in the Discussion Forum)...



 
 Den Tracy [ 28 Jan 2004 15:19 ]
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This made me less than popular with some regulars, but that's just too damn bad...


Mr. Jones.
Your comment about Gary Larson rings true.
He was an inspiration when I saw his strange humour on a daily basis and wondered
how someone could come up with these things day after day.
When I started using Poser nearly two years ago, I was able to do things that I
would not have been able to do without getting bored along the way.
Poser was my "vehicle" to bring my ideas and characters to life.

There is an old saying that you never knew what you had until it's gone.



 
 Den Tracy [ 28 Jan 2004 15:27 ]
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And you shoulda known I know you were kidding :



 
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 Deviant_Viking [ 28 Jan 2004 16:31 ]
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Amen!!



 
 Landman [ 28 Jan 2004 16:31 ]
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Maybe  I've to go for a tour on PoserPros one of these days but actually I've enough time only for Posetteforever   , just to see the reactions.

I don't know who is Gary Larson...  

... And Den, be careful, with this version of the site I've installed an automated "throw the damn snob out of the window" procedure administrated directly by Posy...  



 
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 Tormie [ 28 Jan 2004 19:15 ]
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 don't know who is Gary Larson...



http://www.thefarside.com/  

   you've been missing out!!!  



 
 Landman [ 28 Jan 2004 19:49 ]
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"available in the U.S. only"

(not for macaroni   )



 
 Tormie [ 28 Jan 2004 20:27 ]
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... However I'm curious and I know two or three ways to have the videos  



 
 Tormie [ 28 Jan 2004 20:28 ]
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... Tomorrow I'll have the videos   ...



 
 Tormie [ 28 Jan 2004 20:30 ]
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