Taronites

These reallyare very nice, dude!
i especially like the "Goldfish". The bubbles turned out really convincing
i tryed to do bubbles for the shark picture but faild and quit
Maybe i'll give it another shot now
Thank you for sharing!

Thanks Jim!

I desired to make a "hand" rendering of my newest Moment of Inspiration 3D tutorial for a cast iron skillet:
http://moi3d.com/forum/messages.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6706.1
Feel free to check it out, Moi3D is as powerful and easy as Verve... so I hope to be able to import image someday.

It took an hour and made me quite hungry.

Taron, I really like the new ability for brushes to rotate according to your mouse direction! (It would be nice if a key could temporarily freeze the angle...)

The crazy oil/steam splash from the rim of the pan was made by happy accident!

Bon Appétit Y'all!

Smells delicious!

Appetizing!

Fresh & hot.

Here's an abstract of a WIP thing I've been hacking at for a few days.

Hi Taron, might I suggest a feature to physically re-locate or move, or rotate, scale etc the contents of any particular layer.
Like Warp and maybe it can be repeated for each layer like Warp.

So, I needed to move the tire to the opposite side. It was on its own layer. So I went into Warp, made a gigantic brush and basically nudged it across the screen. eh...

I'm at a point on this piece where I wish I could import and place a template sketch, but to defend Verve so far, I relish the challenge in 'mousing' everything by eye - which makes it a truly individual piece.

Thanks also for the canvas size changer! WOW!!!!

Well, for once there's the simple "transform" which is only a move really, but that's [Shift]+[v]. Use that to move the tire over. Then you can use Warp to modify it, even kind of rotate it if you steer on it with a big brush [6]. It's tricky, but it works quite well.
I'll hook up full on transform to [shift][v] very soon! Don't forget to confirm your transform by hitting [v] again.
I'll add the repeat function to it, too. Eventually I should consider doing layer multi-selection, but that is far from being trivial or speed efficient. Not sure, yet. We shall see...
Looks very promising, though. I'm oddly impressed by the straight lines, hahaha!

..but I.... but I....

AAAAAAH! Of all the things I missed. A 'retro-active' "thank you" to you Taron!

The straight lines required veeeerrry careful mouse movements.

Not possible to Block move of the pen for straight lines with the arrow keys ? (suggestion)