SKYLAB CHAT

[skylab]

More Nursoda oldies.

Malik and Mona, and the Swamp Shack Jug Band

Doc M. Jackson

 

[skylab]

...and the Bong Band The first one, the Bong bass player, was for Music2u4u on the DAZ forum...since his pic was like that, very long hair and a hat.

 

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...and the Flisch Blue Man Band. Flisch was the last character released while we were on the DAZ forum. All of the threads were gone within days after his release. I remember someone commented that he reminded them of the Blue Man Group...and after googling it, I put together a Blue Man Band.

 

[skylab]

This video is interesting...the Blue Man Group has a session with Japanese Kodo drummers. It goes without saying that one has to be in good physical condition to do this. I was given a drum set at the time of my retirement, for use to strengthen my legs, and within a couple of years I had progressed to being able to play a five or six song set (around 45 minutes) without stopping, but then my strength started declining during a two year battle with cancer, including two surgeries, so it would take steady determination now to reach the pre-surgery level of strength. But I can still enjoy and appreciate good drumming

 

[skylab]

...and finally, the Blue Man Group makes music...on the Brooklyn Bridge...haha.
Have a good evening everyone

 

[skylab]

Good morning...starting the day off with Slon Stranger, redone last year using Janet's GoPony Gallop for the Hivewire Shetland and LoRez Horse Animations...and Slona Lisa...haha.

 

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...and a few more Slon, both old and newer.

 

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...and finally, Slon is slowing down for a restful day

Have a good day everyone

 

[skylab]

Hey Janet...here's something for you to see...ballet dance animation poses for G2F. Almost looks like it's motion capture generated.

 

[skylab]

I learned a nice trick (which is probably common knowledge to anyone familiar with the material room) while messing with Thing in a box, that is, the wonderful use of complete transparency on stuff on an .obj not needed in a scene. I really like 1971s stuff on Rendo, but it creates problems having electrical lights displayed on a building for historical or biblical renders...but, since the lights have their own mats, I was able to make them disappear completely, and the window glasses are replaced with wood like the door. Original house, which is beautifully done, is here, with altered version below.

 

[Linda B]

That series of houses by 1971 reminds me of the game Morrowind. Forget which town. Balmora maybe.

 

[skylab]

Good morning Linda One in the series is called Balmora patio set, so you're probably right. I usually get the ones that seem to "match" with a similar style.

 

[Linda B]

 

[Linda B]

 

[Janet]

I'm having a great time looking at this thread! Great job ladies! If I ever get done rendering these movies I might come up with a couple.

 

[skylab]

More vintage Nursoda Great memories.

 

[skylab]

Yeah, Janet, jump in any time. As you can see, we were great fans of Nursoda's village

 

[Linda B]

The more the merrier Janet!

Yay for me! Hubby has now completed my craft area in extra bedroom. Now I just have to put all the stuff away. So I'll be out of here most of the day. I have a LOT of stuff!

 

[skylab]

Have fun arranging your new place to "play"...those kind of chores can be fun

 

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This an oldie called "Chained to a Morning Person"...this was for a co-worker who used to arrive to work every morning extremely cheerful and talkative, before the rest of us could keep up with it...haha.