Taron's little gallery

[Taron]

Yeah, well, very, very long holidays!
Have you been down here, or even live down here?

I am actually from the capital, Zagreb, but I've been to Split quite a few times. Nice to see someone coming to Croatia to work rather than other way around. Even if its working Holidays .

[Taron]

It instantly became my favorite place to be and I just love the beautiful normality here, peace and life, haha. Perfect combination! Pity I only came here so late in my life, because it is one heck of a party town, too, hehehe... I'm just not too much into that part, even if I enjoy hearing it in the background every now and then.

I think, I'll be in Zagreb for the Zbrush Usergroup meeting in April. I might even do a Sculptris demo there. ...would be great to meet you, if you came around to that!?

After scrolling through 10 pages of eyegasms... I can only say..

Verve is amazing. Your skill is amazing. Overall, YOU ARE THE LORD.

Ahhh I can't wait to try this out!! Thank you so much for making this program! Devoting so much time and energy and ahh.. I just, hururr speechless...

[Taron]

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Thank you, malphigus! I, yet, have to really do some serious painting with it. All of those here are more or less test-doodles, but certainly with a great deal of love in them.
When ever I get to create something that I always wanted, I get almost a bit obsessive, hehe. But this time around it's probably most dangerous, because Verve really is something special to me.
Thanks again!

[Taron]

Here's a new "Daily Sketch"....

"The Passenger"

[Taron]

I kinda spoofed my own earlier daily sketch:

The Pink Menace:

[Taron]

Drying Speed bug that is great fun:

Dial Fluidity up to 100%
Dial Drying speed up to 100%
Make a fat blue splotch on the left screen side
Take bright yellow and make a fast stroke with it from the left to the center.
Turn drying OFF.
Watch the pattern-party until you're happy and turn Drying back on.
Turn drying speed down to less than 75%.
Turn Fluidity down to 0% or so...temporarily.
(You can make a new layer and stay on it for your next drying on/off experiments. That way you can't ruin the beautiful pattern you've just created!

Now you should be able to just continue as if nothing had happened...

But you have things like this:

Gotta love bugs that turn into something awesome! and those are some great highly rendered "sketches"

Great gallery Taron... Theres some gold nuggets here !