This 'spherizes' a selected face http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=471346#p471346

amazing

This is an excellent concept, Rich. Video well done and narrated.

thank you

We had some down time today with our server.

@unknownuser said: about the maps thing... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGuEsT6KD9Y

@rich o brien said: @Steve I don't know but I imagine your beard now is lllooooonnnnnngggg Well, I retired in '89 and haven't shaved since (not entirely true - I did shave it off once about ten years ago when I lost a bet with my niece

Lumion takes the place! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh73wmYX2NE

Fair enough, I dropped Photoshop and After Effects after CS2 (and switched to alternative software)... so it was just an semi-educated guess. Best, Jason.

Hey Rich, thanks for the interactive pdf, can I open this with acrobat? never used one before

It looks great Rich.

another precious edition.thanks alot

Does anyone remember when the goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel scored a goal? He ran the full pitch and headed the ball in! Crazy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiypsJpTx3E

So excited about this!

@archigrafix said: Yes very interesting option...hope other softwares will soon get this. Anyway I find indigo is still a little expensive IMO The RT version costs less than 100 Euros (until 23.11.), I think it is not very expensive compared to others?!

@thomthom said: Sceptic... I get the impression that people before was better at dealing with death than we are now. When people lived in died in the same bed - with their whole families. And more people where living outside cities - they also dealt with the death of animals which gave them their food. It's my impression we're more disconnected from dealing with death than before. I agree with you that as modern societies, we do seem more removed from death. I am referring specifically to imagery. I think a comparison would be photos from the battlefields of the US civil war. I would guess at that time, there wasn't much in "media" to compare.

If you click here you get a total list of what's available [image: OSLf_PickPic1.png] [image: lu1n_PickPic2.png] This is constantly updated to reflect what you can grab

very clever indeed, much appreciated posting the material settings