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teddc
Joined: 04 Oct 2004
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Location: Belmont North Australia
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thehermit
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Not meant to be rude teddc, but would you like us to comment crit, or were you just showing us? Either is cool 
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WhoMikeJones
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looks good i like the text affect the font could be better but i like it
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teddc
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Comment would be appreciated. The job has long ago. The customer loved it (back in 1998)
I agree now with WhoMike regarding the text (ugh) and it's not one of my better cards.
It was mainly posted for what could be done then with 3d rendering
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Moi
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i agree with you teddc 3d rendering is pretty cool if you want to take
digital imaging a step further, but i have experianced that it isn't anywhere
near photoshop when it comes to learning it quickly!
i'm currently working on a 3d still, and i must say the texturing part
seems like it's gonna be the hardest, at least for me! photoshop will come in handy there to!
anyway, that looks pretty good especially because it's done in 1998 a lot of 3d progs weren't even out back then!
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teddc
Joined: 04 Oct 2004
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I had one request back then for a business card with a design of the Sydney Harbour Bridge at sunset being massaged by a pair of hands.
The challenges some clients set. Well I did it using a pair of 3d hands I found on the internet and the rest in PS
ted
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Haunus
Joined: 24 Nov 2004
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I tried 3D...lol I couldn't render anything *sigh thats alright, your thing looks like it should be the intro of a t.v. show.
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Patrick
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Shadow™
Joined: 18 Mar 2005
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Location: N.B., Canada
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wow, doesnt look like you could do much with 3D rendering programs back then, cuz you can do the same in photoshop today, pretty cool though lol, God bless technilogical advances 
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teddc
Joined: 04 Oct 2004
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Location: Belmont North Australia
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Great comments guys. LOL. What a hoot.
Other 3d artists could do a lot then, it's just that I couldn't. After all 'Toy Story' came out about that time.
If you want to see a few of the other 'challenges' from that bygone era I will post 'em. All of them where either asssembled or cleaned up in PS.
ted
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