Integrating 3D models with photography
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We need some females!
Random fact: the only board on SM right now that has not been posted on this year is the Texturing Tutorial thread in the VIP section. Most recent post was last year.
Anyway.....
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LOL Mark you really do work with women. I know I tend to like to get the work done and spend time with family or friends after work. Unemployed a year now so I have lots of free time again to spend on the internet. I (personally) visit forums mostly to have someone to talk about Maya/art/new plugins with. No game developer group meetings near me. Also, Simply Maya forums has a professional level which was much needed for many years now. I'm sure there are more women here just hard to tell with all the handles being used rather than real names. My regular forum handle was already being used.Originally posted by mark_wilkins
The women I know who are animators tend to spend a lot less of their time than the guys talking about tools and a lot more getting work done.
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Darkware - My work over the last year has been on a short film with a group of two other people which will not be shown until this August. I'm sure I could pull some screenshots from it after the film festival and enter it into the gallery.
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I'm still around...still learning and playing in Maya. And I still frequent here quite a bit...more in lurking mode than anything else though.
I think tgx maybe right..there are more of us here...just hard telling by their nicks.
ps. Nice pics of you and your family Kev.......seeeeee I have been watching
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hey sexy!! great to see you about!Originally posted by Blondie
Thanks Kevin
I'm still around...still learning and playing in Maya. And I still frequent here quite a bit...more in lurking mode than anything else though.
I think tgx maybe right..there are more of us here...just hard telling by their nicks.
ps. Nice pics of you and your family Kev.......seeeeee I have been watching
I was thinking you had run of to one of those "other" simplymaya wanna bee sites LOL
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