Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:

>> Here it is, I finally got around to creating a website for my 3D artwork:
>> http://www.tektonart.com
> 
>   I'm really glad those fine pictures have at last a home... I will link to
> it on my site asap. Congrats!
> 
> 

I'm honored to be on the list!

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Darren New wrote:
> Kirk Andrews wrote:
>> Enjoy.
> 
> I still think Palacial and its variants is the most fun POV-Ray I've 
> ever seen. Procedural but realistic, and architecture to boot. :-) I'd 
> love to get to play with the source code for *that* one.
> 

Well, maybe I can get that code cleaned up enough that it would be worth 
posting.  It could get better and better if people were adding new 
elements to it.

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Kenneth wrote:
> Great to see all of that beautiful work in one place; thanks for posting the
> link.
> 
Thanks, Ken.

> I originally had trouble navigating the page--my CRT monitor is set up for
> 800X600 (and that's while I'm wearing reading glasses!) Seems your site is made
> for viewing at 1280 X 1024? 

I'm afraid so...

> Ouch! I guess I need better eyeballs. ;-)
> 
> Ken

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Great site design and fitting for such accomplished work.

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"Kenneth" <kdw### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> I originally had trouble navigating the page--my CRT monitor is set up for
> 800X600 (and that's while I'm wearing reading glasses!) Seems your site is made
> for viewing at 1280 X 1024? Ouch! I guess I need better eyeballs. ;-)
>
> Ken

I had the same problem Ken, not with this page, in general with all (and working
with images, you need a larger screen resolution) ... I see very little and wear
glasses too.

My solution, buy a 19in TFT monitor... only cost me 100 euros, since then I have
a 1440x900 screen and see the pages perfectly. Is a pleasure to use photoshop,
POV or any other similar program). I recommend you buy one, for your eyes.

A greeting.

Incidentally, I loved the gallery

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