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I already knew that my renders suck, but, now, there's The List to confirm my suspicions. All my renders are test renders, so, according to point #6, they all suck. Oh well...I knew that already, and I don't seem to care that much...I'll never become an artist this way though :(

So, even though there are some images below this text. Don't waste your time, there's nothing to see here, move on...






I should stop sculpting heads and try something different, but, since BlendingLife 2 seems to be close, I'm assuming I'll keep the heads going for a while. I'd like to finish my entry this time.
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  1. RH223 January 2010 at 05:39

    Sometimes though pet peeves arent worth worrying about.

    someone, somewhere will like your sculpted heads.

    take me for instance.

    keep it up! :)

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  2. rincewind26 January 2010 at 02:57

    Thanks RH2, that cheered me up :)

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  4. Nixon28 January 2010 at 05:19

    looking great those heads *thumbsup*
    gotta love the happy look that the gnomy guy has on his face...

    regarding that list..it was a bummer..everyone could find stuff on it that qualifies for the list..me actually got full score on it.but who cares ... it was just someones opinion and i think it didnt do much good for the community...

    best regards and thanks for sharing your knowledge on blender!

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  5. rincewind18 February 2010 at 16:35

    Hey Nixon! Always nice to read your comments :) the happy look of the gnome is the happiness of victory :D I've finally been able to pull off that smile, last time I've tried it ended up with some big scars on the model.

    And...yeah, that list...well, you're right, it got some good points, but nothing to really worry about :)

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