I've "published" some of my IRTC-entries here,
even in their final state. I interpret the rules that you
may not create an image, and at some point,
submit it when the topic fits. Since you're image was
made for the IRTC, it is just obvious that you would
be asking for advice in these forums.

To be precise: "Iced Land" and "2 Lonely" were both
posted here in their finished version (although I'm not
100% sure bout 2 Lonely), and no one complained.
There was one response who said that my image didn't have
the same impact when he viewed it in the IRTC, so that
might be a disadvantage... :-)

Anyways, posting and asking for comments is something entirely
different than publishing, and I suspect the IRTC guys won't
take offense for that.

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Tim Nikias
Homepage: http://www.digitaltwilight.de/no_lights/index.html
Email: Tim### [at] gmxde

> > objects from that scene.  Is that what you're referring to?  If so, it's
> > perfectly fine to show your final result in the newsgroup here, from my
> > understanding.
> >
> > However, I'm reluctant to do that simply because everyone will get a
> chance
> > to pick it apart before the voting starts.
>
> You're probably right; I have a tendency to read the wrong meaning into
> rules anyway.  - Got me into a lot of trouble at school :-)
>
> Comments about model itself still wanted, tho'
>
> John
>
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