Time is not on my side

Uncategorized Wednesday, October 6th, 2004

 

This is Andy C’s arm.

This is it now…

An improvement? I’d like to think so. I didn’t think it fair that Sara had certain body parts exaggerated and that Andy just looked weedy. However this marvel of modern art took me about three hours – and believe me that is a conservative estimate. Of course, that includes the time I spent rigging a bone structure that makes it flex in a (vaguely) realistic fashion but all the same – it’s a long time for a silly arm.

The funny part is I probably won’t even be using it because I’m not sure I have the patience to make his entire body consistent, and Matt has correctly pointed out that I’m focusing far too much on the drawing aspect and people would probably prefer if I just pumped out the episodes instead of merely teasing you with an arm.

It is a good arm though. And I rather like drawing I’ve decided, even if I’m not particulary talented at it. But I have my exams in three weeks, and I really should be studying. I might however go and work on our B5 episode guide.

I need to get all my little projects out of the way before Halo 2. I’m excited already.

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7 Responses to “Time is not on my side”


  1. Tom
    October 7th, 2004 at 12:44 pm

    I think that’s an excellent arm. Three hours per limb seems about right. Or don’t, and say you did, and the 1.5 year gap between episodes will be quite understandable…


  2. Jackson
    October 7th, 2004 at 1:35 pm

    Actually it’s about a 13 month gap so ner.


  3. Andy
    October 7th, 2004 at 9:04 pm

    Think about it Jackson. What do you need when you’re going for a job interview? Good academic results or a well drawn arm? That’s right, keep drawing!


  4. hayko
    October 8th, 2004 at 8:57 am

    It’s always the same story. Pump up the graphics and skip the quality…


  5. Jackson
    October 8th, 2004 at 11:55 am

    I’m sure however putting on a resume that I’ve finished Halo and Halo 2 on Legendary would have a similar effect to saying I finished a degree. Both show a level of dedication.

    My enourmous list of completed games will woo any prospective employer.

    And are you saying that movies with great special effects are bad Hayko? Hello??? Terminator 3??? Matrix revolutions??? Dr. Doolittle 2????

    Gosh.



  6. Andy
    October 9th, 2004 at 4:55 pm

    You think you’ll be able to beat Halo 2 on Legendary? I hope you haven’t gone soft. I think you should stop studying and get more Halo practice in.


  7. hayko
    October 17th, 2004 at 2:33 am

    Taking into account your irony, Terminater 3 was a great movie. Seriously!

    At least you’d be a predictable employee. Work performance would only go down when new games are released, not like getting pregnant all of a sudden, or falling in love, first.

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