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ingo wrote:
> in news:41ad9988$1@news.povray.org Jacquier Marc wrote:
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>>Flemming's discovery of penicilin, Roetgen's discovery of X-rays...
>>the list of nice accidents is endless and yet you add it an item :-)
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> The cause of the accident, it inherited one layer of the texture in this
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> Ingo
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Nice, stacked bowls was one of my early still life themes. I shared my
thesis show with a woman who was doing dog images. Title of our show:
"Dogs and Dishes", <groan>.
The point of it for me as a painter, was what I considered to be the
compression of information along the highlights on the convex lips of
the bowls.
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"ingo" <ing### [at] tag povrayorg> schreef in bericht
news:Xns95B2BD6EDB86Fseed7@news.povray.org...
> in news:41adcf16$1@news.povray.org Jim Charter wrote:
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> What I aimed for during modelling was to not create a perfect realistic
> horse, but a slight abstracion of it. Kind of like what a horse could
> look like in a somewhat 'naive' painting or a cave painting.
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Chinese. Definitely Chinese. From the Tang dynasty I think. Excellent work,
Ingo.
I am currently experimenting with Silo, and I think I shall buy it. Worth
its price.
Thomas
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