Yes indeedy.  I be done.  I don't think I can wait two weeks for
feedback,
so I'd like to request the ng's comments.  Please comment!!
Someone here said that they should be worried about me, Gilles, and
Nathan.
Personally, I'm only scared spitless of Gilles. Nathan and I are about
even. I guess.
You judge.
Oh, and enjoy.

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H.E. Day
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>Yes indeedy.  I be done.  I don't think I can wait two weeks for
>feedback, so I'd like to request the ng's comments.  Please comment!!

Yes, master! Excellent image. Not the kind of output one is used to seeing
from POV. Wonderful control of natural lighting conditions. It's a little
hard to see the drunk, but one can imagine a human form under that. I think
I see a smidgen of his face there, too, but just barely. I would like to
know what that plate under the Berry St. sign is and also how you flipped
the camera image in this second version.

>Someone here said that they should be worried about me, Gilles, and
>Nathan. Personally, I'm only scared spitless of Gilles. Nathan and I are
>about even. I guess. You judge.

You're all excellent artists. Gilles has been good longer than you, but
right now, although your styles are different, I consider you equals. Your
control of blobs, though, certainly outdoes his. This is just my opinion.

>Oh, and enjoy.

Hey, that's my line. ;) And, I did. :)

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It's superb.  I had to wonder why I street sign is located there but I
don't think this image should have to be "accurate" since it deals
with fiction.  The buildings are what trouble me most.  Identical.
I can see how they show up better being so much in the background
however explaining them to be such clones might be difficult to pass off.
Didn't someone mention that before? Anyway, that's my only criticism.

Bob

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| Yes indeedy.  I be done.  I don't think I can wait two weeks for
| feedback,
| so I'd like to request the ng's comments.  Please comment!!
| Someone here said that they should be worried about me, Gilles, and
| Nathan.
| Personally, I'm only scared spitless of Gilles. Nathan and I are about
| even. I guess.
| You judge.
| Oh, and enjoy.
|
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| H.E. Day
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I just have one word to say...
AWESOME!


"H.E. Day" wrote:

> Yes indeedy.  I be done.  I don't think I can wait two weeks for
> feedback,
> so I'd like to request the ng's comments.  Please comment!!
> Someone here said that they should be worried about me, Gilles, and
> Nathan.
> Personally, I'm only scared spitless of Gilles. Nathan and I are about
> even. I guess.
> You judge.
> Oh, and enjoy.
>
> --
> H.E. Day
> <><
>
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>  [Image]

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>I would like to
> know what that plate under the Berry St. sign is and also how you flipped
> the camera image in this second version.
It's a broken clock. and I used 

right -x*1.33

in the camera statement.

H.E. Day

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<groveling>
We're not worthy... we're not worthy.
</groveling>

I seem to be saying that a lot lately.

Eric
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"I don't like it, and I'm sorry I ever had anything to do with it."
- Erwin Schrodinger talking about Quantum Mechanics.

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Excellent work! Any criticisms would be really picky...
Does that green display say "2001"?

-- 
Phil
...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.

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On Sun, 30 Apr 2000 19:56:27 -0700 "H.E. Day"
<The### [at] hedayfreeserverscom> wrote:

>Yes indeedy.  I be done.  I don't think I can wait two weeks for
>feedback, so I'd like to request the ng's comments.  Please comment!!

  Very nice work, H.E.! I wouldn't be too concerned with comparisons of
other artists' work. That would be like saying which individual piece of
music makes one classical composer better than another. I prefer to
critique someone's work on its own merits.

  I like the overall lighting of the scene. Looks like an early morning
roundup of the City's derelicts (for lack of a nicer term). On my
monitor it's hard to make out the hunched figure wearing the A's cap
unless I crank up the gamma, though. Could be a scene out of "Blade
Runner", although most outdoor scenes in that movie took place at night.

  Keep up the good work.

-- 
Alan - ako### [at] povrayorg - a k o n g <at> p o v r a y <dot> o r g
http://www.povray.org - Home of the Persistence of Vision Ray Tracer

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I have noticed your "style" seems very similar to that of someone named 
Craig Mullins, although in a different medium(Mullins uses Photoshop, 
not 3D programs).
You can see some of his Bungie art here:
http://www.bungie.com/inside/gallery.shtml

and another one here:
http://pid.bungie.org/images/craigmullinspid1.jpg

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I shall never render again.....

:-)

Very nice. I envy your imaginational skills....

"H.E. Day" wrote:
> 
> Yes indeedy.  I be done.  I don't think I can wait two weeks for
> feedback,
> so I'd like to request the ng's comments.  Please comment!!
> Someone here said that they should be worried about me, Gilles, and
> Nathan.
> Personally, I'm only scared spitless of Gilles. Nathan and I are about
> even. I guess.
> You judge.
> Oh, and enjoy.
> 
> --
> H.E. Day
> <><
> 
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  [Image]

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     // \           seek it afar. It is in the
    N    N          easy things, but men seek it
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