My Gallery.

JohnReid · 7 April 2009, 06:18 AM

Sure Tim,be my guest.Thank you for your kind support of my work.Cheers! John.

Tim West · 7 April 2009, 06:52 PM

No worries, I dig'em.

I know nothing fancy but the script simulates the film used during WWI.

Did you get your gallery?

JohnReid · 8 April 2009, 06:58 AM

Thanks Tim, they look great,really more authentic for the time period.

No,I haven't heard anything yet about how I go about getting a gallery.

Tim West · 8 April 2009, 07:47 AM

Bummer about your gallery

My gallery is empty right now....if you dont get one, I'd be happy to post them for you. With your info of course =)

HEY MODS! Maybe a model gallery is needed to display the fine work by the modelers here?????

JohnReid · 9 April 2009, 06:14 AM

Mark Miller ,where are you? Please contact me.I have tried email,PMs,going through the moderators and Scott.

rebaccawood911 · 16 April 2009, 07:17 PM

It looks very beautiful very nice piece,,,,,

tcrean7828 · 16 April 2009, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by rebaccawood911

It looks very beautiful very nice piece,,,,,

Lass,
Welcome to the flagship of the Aerodrome - where the greatest minds on the planet get together and talk about their favorite subject - WW1.

ttfn

tcrean7828

tom

P.S.

Werner Voss fan here.

JohnReid · 17 April 2009, 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by rebaccawood911

It looks very beautiful very nice piece,,,,,

Well thank you Rebacca and welcome to the Drome.Cheers! John.

JohnReid · 20 April 2009, 08:19 AM

What to leave in,what to leave out?
The older I get the more I wonder will I ever live long enough to see all my projects finished,well the answer of course is no because I keep starting new ones.This has especially been on my mind recently when I was debating whether to start another long term project or not or finish up what I already have on the go.Sure,all my life I have known that we are all just one heart beat away and have had many close calls to prove it.So what !you say ,that is just the nature of life.Why should an artists life be any different?Maybe being involved in the creative life and being goal oriented I sometimes tend to lose sight of the process.It is the process of creating that is the reward not the end game.
I have always known this but as you get older you tend to want to finish things up.
Last night I watched a tv show about what would happen if man ceased to exist today?It kind of brought me back on track.We know that nothing lasts forever but this show really brought it home.In about 10,000 years there would be little trace that we ever existed.In a 100 years most of the history of our existence would be gone.Books,films,DVD's,computers etc... Gone forever.
So where does that leave us? It is the process that matters,the fun of creating in the here and now.Forget about finishing ,that is just an illusion.Funny how a program like that can put things back into perspective.Now I will shut up,get down off my soapbox and go have some creative fun.Who cares if it ever gets finished. Not me anymore!

Tim West · 20 April 2009, 04:46 PM

I've thought about that too...though hopefully I still got some time to make more useless art =)

But right being a cg artist...where does time leave me? In rerun hell on the History Channel is about all I can hope for. Your work is "real"..in that you can physically touch it...but if we as humans are no longer around, I guess the end game is irrelevant. So yeah, we do it for "us" in the end. The process is always more rewarding than the finished product for most artist.