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"Oh my God, you killed Kevin! You bastards!" (ala SouthPark)
Granted, but your hot chocolate is actually hot choco-lax, courtesy of Kevin's friends at the Royal Society of Office Tea Boys.
I wish Ross and Martina don't exact too painful a revenge. (who am I kidding, yes I do)
Granted, but due to pollution, it is acid snow.
I wish someone would post in "A Fun Little Game, Part Deaux"
Granted, but upon seeing how quickly you get them done, your boss believes you can get twice as much work done in the same amount of time.
I wish, hope, and pray that the stores aren't too crowded tomorrow night when I do my Christmas shopping.
Beautiful design and presentation, Mateo. I wonder about the practicality of the canopy, though. Looks like the space between the two planes is a perfect spot for pigeons and other birds to roost.
Tom, I have XP Pro SP2 with 3 GB of RAM, no problems. Personally, I prefer the pro version over the home version. We use pro at work, but a few years ago at home I had the home version; I can't remember exactly what the difference was, just that I didn't care for it, so now I have pro at home too.
Looking good. How about moving the cutters around just a little bit, so they aren't lined up. That cutting board looks too damn real!
My first thought was to use 3d people, but I think ghost people would work even better. Their colors wouldn't distract from from the architecture. Just my two cents.
It's Sunday in a small East Tennessee town. Everythings closed. He's waiting on his girlfriend Martina to pick him up.
Thanks guys. It's my first "real" rendering with Vue. The man is from Poser, the bench from FormFonts. Everything else I modeled and textured in SU (except sky and trees).
Those look great, Roger.
The only criticism, but it is just my personal preference/opinion, is that the 2D people look too flat, especially in the view from the above.
Nice presentation, Chris. What program did you use to create it?
Finally finished the vintage gas station posted in the SU gallery of the old forum.
Granted, but your worrying has been replaced with paranoia. We're all out to get you.
I wish the wind would blow all the leaves (and just the leaves!) away to someplace I don't have to deal with them.
Very nice. Reminds me of all those Rankin & Bass Christmas specials from childhood.
If you haven't seen Tora!Tora!Tora!, I highly recommend it. Recently I saw Letters from Iwa Jima, and thought it was quite good.
Granted, but your so overcome by the brilliance of it your blind to everything else.
I wish someone would give me a stereo for Christmas, so I can listen to the Spice Girls while reading SketchUp for Dummies.
Our wayward tea boy pulled out a complete tea service from his pajamas (they were very roomy and he had to fill them with something).
"Orange pekoe, anyone?" he asked.
The vampish Martina and incredibly handsome Ross stared at him, dumbfounded.