Elsa is 6 years old
She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!

Elsa can read since Christmas. The soft is moray, a wonderfull pedagogic
tool. Dedee is her second work

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Well done Elsa!


"Remy Closset" <NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote in message
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> Elsa is 6 years old
> She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!
>
> Elsa can read since Christmas. The soft is moray, a wonderfull pedagogic
> tool. Dedee is her second work
>

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"Remy Closset" <NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote in message
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> Elsa is 6 years old
> She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!
>
> Elsa can read since Christmas. The soft is moray, a wonderfull pedagogic
> tool. Dedee is her second work

Ah, the future generation of POV-Ray experts emerge! Nice job, Elsa!

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On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 15:56:43 +0100, "Remy Closset"
<NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:

>Elsa is 6 years old
>She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!

Cool!

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"Remy Closset" <NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote in message
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> Elsa is 6 years old
> She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!
>
Took me a while to dig out the images off an old disk, daughter Bianca at
age 7
drew this robot for a project a school.
She asked for help to model in Moray, so that she could use it for show and
tell.
Design and textures her own work.
She's 13 now and may be embarresed to have it shown.

Alex

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"Alex McMurray" <ale### [at] melbpcorgau> wrote in message
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> "Remy Closset" <NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote in message
> news:404743c9@news.povray.org...
> > Elsa is 6 years old
> > She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!
> >
> Took me a while to dig out the images off an old disk, daughter Bianca at
> age 7
> drew this robot for a project a school.
> She asked for help to model in Moray, so that she could use it for show
and
> tell.
> Design and textures her own work.
> She's 13 now and may be embarresed to have it shown.
>
> Alex


With such a great sense of color at the age of 7, embarrassed is the last
thing she should be :-)

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I prefer the drawing. The way the shapes were lightly fused together with a
kind of dynamic effect. The arms in particular appear to have perspective as
though reaching forward, whereas the Moray model of them only stick out.
:-)

I loved to draw when I was a kid, continued to do so into my twenties but it
never got anywhere. A little like now with these 3D computer graphics. Ha
ha. Not sure if I'd have liked doing everything on the computer.

Bob H.

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This is a nice drawing, bur I do'nt see the link with moray. Did your
daughter really model it with moray? The drawing seems to be handmade. Can
you show her raytraced work?



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> "Remy Closset" <NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote in message
> news:404743c9@news.povray.org...
> > Elsa is 6 years old
> > She designed the drawing with myhelp, but she olds desktop and mouse!!!
> >
> Took me a while to dig out the images off an old disk, daughter Bianca at
> age 7
> drew this robot for a project a school.
> She asked for help to model in Moray, so that she could use it for show
and
> tell.
> Design and textures her own work.
> She's 13 now and may be embarresed to have it shown.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
>

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"Remy Closset" <NOS### [at] tiscalifr> wrote in message
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> This is a nice drawing, bur I do'nt see the link with moray. Did your
> daughter really model it with moray? The drawing seems to be handmade. Can
> you show her raytraced work?
>
The Moray image is the second picture (bottom), based on the original
drawing (top)

This is the only image that she has done, I did the Moray modelling based on
her drawing and her sugestions as to what should go where and the texturing.
My only addition to the Moray image is the ground and the sky sphere.

The robot eventually went into an animation based on a short story that she
wrote, it was shown to her class at school. (3 minutes with music, composed
specifically for her by a good friend where I worked.) unfortunately the
animation is now lost as the disk got damaged.
although with newer recovery software, I may be able to resurect it.

Alex

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"Hughes, B." <omn### [at] charternet> wrote in message
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> I prefer the drawing. The way the shapes were lightly fused together with
a
> kind of dynamic effect. The arms in particular appear to have perspective
as
> though reaching forward, whereas the Moray model of them only stick out.
> :-)

I noticed that also, could be just the camera angle, the arms could have
been a little longer though.

> I loved to draw when I was a kid, continued to do so into my twenties but
it
> never got anywhere. A little like now with these 3D computer graphics. Ha
> ha. Not sure if I'd have liked doing everything on the computer.
>
She still likes to draw, and took an art coarse at school a couple of years
ago, and was well received at an exhibition given by the school, these days,
she is concentrating more on acting.

She says thanks.

Alex

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