skylab
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Here's Stezza's Clippy model, converted to .obj and rendered in P11 superfly.
Clippy the Paperclip at Stezza's Whacky Modeling thread
Clippy the Paperclip at Stezza's Whacky Modeling thread
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Linda B
Extraordinary
Mercy took forever for my hair to dry. Now I remember why I let it air dry. Fuzzy wuzzy was NOT a bear...it's me!
Heard this tapping on the bathroom door. It was the dog. I guess she was worried the sewer monster in tub got me.
Clippy reminds of the paperclip tutorial figure that used to be Word (I think it was Word).
Heard this tapping on the bathroom door. It was the dog. I guess she was worried the sewer monster in tub got me.
Clippy reminds of the paperclip tutorial figure that used to be Word (I think it was Word).
skylab
Esteemed
Right, it does remind me of the Microsoft paperclip
My hair is thick, but very fine, like a child's hair almost....and it tends to poof out when the humidity goes up. Using a dryer on it usually complicated the poofy-ness, and I was always better off letting it mostly air dry, and then brush it. Playfully poofy can turn to frizzy and frazzled rather rapidly in my case....haha.
My hair is thick, but very fine, like a child's hair almost....and it tends to poof out when the humidity goes up. Using a dryer on it usually complicated the poofy-ness, and I was always better off letting it mostly air dry, and then brush it. Playfully poofy can turn to frizzy and frazzled rather rapidly in my case....haha.
skylab
Esteemed
Haha....while setting that up, the whole time I was thinking that I needed to search for a small, porched house, just a freebie or something, to do an Oz type scene, and then afterward could drop the house on whatever or whoever is a problem....haha....you know, with just the feet sticking out. Might help the turkeys get an advantage over the farmer with the axe
Linda B
Extraordinary
I was thinking of somehow making a huminoid fishman who could be Colonel Troutman for Turkbo.
Something like this https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ef/17/47/...9202a13b71--character-ideas-character-art.jpg
Something like this https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ef/17/47/...9202a13b71--character-ideas-character-art.jpg
skylab
Esteemed
How about Joe Quick's sharkman....too sharkey?
This house would be perfect but it has to be fully textured.
This house would be perfect but it has to be fully textured.
Linda B
Extraordinary
