Jerome Colin wrote:
> There is no texture yet.

After seeing this image and Loki's "Force of Nature" at a similar stage, 
it led me to two thoughts:

1. Is this the process most people go through? Creating white images to 
get the proportions/placements correct, then adding textures? If so, how 
do you go about seeing everything without area lights / radiosity 
slowing down your render?

2. In the vein of Loki vs Slime, I'd love someone to provide a 'white' 
scene with interesting objects like this or Force of Nature and the 
'game' is to add the color/texture/finishes on everything. No adding 
objects. No moving objects or the camera or the lights*. Everyone would 
submit the same 2D representation of the scene, just with their own 
colors/textures on it. I'd also like to say the SDL should be provided 
as I'm sure many of you use more complex texturing tricks than I do and 
I'd love to learn the questions to ask :)

Cheers!
Rick Measham

*After writing this, I think I change my mind on the lighting. My 
suggestion would be that lighting could be moved. I think it would be 
fun to be able to say "I like Bob's lighting, I like Jane's pencil 
texture and Norm's paper" then stick them all in one SDL and hit render ...

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