Re: hardhat diver
From Andreas Klauer <And...@epost.de>
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· 22 Jul 2002 01:07 · View full thread
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lgbeard wrote: > Hardhat Diver > The Idea for an underwater scene came from a posting by Faux > Tried to give some distortion as looking thur the water and > movement by the diver walking. > Interesting one! -- -Andreas Klauer-
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