Re: Moon Rise Animation (pics 1-4)
Incognito wrote: > > Ojosh!ro wrote:> > >So it shows I love cats ? =) > >Girls too by the way. (Or at least one girl) > > I too, love cats and women. The reason I favored the cat in that pic was > because the way it was leaning spoke volumes. The girl on the other hand > reminded me of Anime, and for human figure sketches I generally prefer a little > more realism. > > <and> > >You're familiar with the work of M.C.Escher? > > Of course! Quite thought provoking. > > <and> > >I'll sure look up, but I guess it'd be cloudy... > > That looks to be the case here too... :( Well, I saw some of it, but I didn't sit through all of it. Saw it up to approx 20% covering. was a very clear night. I must have been lucky =) cos it was pouring this morning. BTW, must say I liked the quote someone send in about proggers. ( as you can see ) -- A programmer: A device for converting coffee into programs ojo...@lunatech.com
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