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Back to Basics with Four Ancient Greeks

March 31, 2008 · 1 Comment

Indeed, since I made Zeus, I rediscovered the joy of prim building. Well yes, I did make a category “one by one” when I started this blog, but since I am the one and only owner annex writer, I feel I can do what I want and I hereby just ignore the existence of the former mentioned category -though I intend to keep my promise and I will show you (anybody there?) my earlier and sculptie sculptures. When I was asked to sculpt four ancient Greeks, why did I decide to make them out of good old fashioned prims I hear you asking yourselves. The answer is quite simple: they have to look “good” (hmhm) right away and not after a minute or five, they have to look good from far  and not far from good and – of course- I must admit I like prim building better (can it be that I am lazy? why don’t I like to make a 3D build first in maya, then try to bake it and then try to reassemble it in second life?) Anyway, these are four ancient Greeks who will be embellishing a sim which will open when I decide to stop spending my time writing things nobody ever reads and finish sculpting two German kings. Ladies and gentlemen, may I present Thukydides, Homer, Aristoteles and Hippokrates, hanging around in the higher spheres of second life’s air.   

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Categories: 3D art · 3D sculpture · digital art · visual art
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  • Corcosman Voom // April 5, 2008 at 12:00 pm | Reply

    Yes, Ms. Dickins your readers are here. Not a very chatty group though, are we?

    You did not mention in this post if these 4 can be seen in world. Are they at a location that can be viewed by the public?

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