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waiming
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 Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 10:57 pm |
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a charcoal piece done in comic style, a few yrs bck ... find it recently by accident 
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LoTekK
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| Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 11:12 pm |
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great mood and rendering, man... nice contrast and composition, too...
nice to see more fellow countrymen around these here parts...  (i'm from singapore as well, though studying in maryland)
where're you schooling right now? or are you working? |
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waiming
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| Posted: Sun Oct 06, 2002 2:19 am |
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yo Lotekk,
thankz for ya comment!
i m no longer skooling hehe, werk for 2 yrs as animator (my actual trade is 3d animation). i m freelancing & werking on my own short animation now
wat abt u, what are u studying in maryland? some of my frens thinking of further studying in animation/film, ur skool has good degree courses on them? |
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LoTekK
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| Posted: Sun Oct 06, 2002 10:47 am |
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well, i'm currently studying at a two-year college which i just transferred to after 3 years in a 4-year college (i won't even go into the ironies of that statement... o_O)
anyways, i was taking a visual communication major at my previous college (American University) and they're pretty well-known for the field...
Montgomery College, where i'm doing an illustration major now, has a pretty kickass visual comms technology department, and the art department's not too shabby either...
of course, the only drawback is that they only offer associates degrees and certificates, and not bachelors... but there's always the option of transferring, and being a two-year college, they focus more on the hands-on aspect of things early on, unlike the more theoretical approach of most 4-year colleges (generally speaking, anyways)...
whew, that was a mouthful... 
so, who'd you work for as an animator? i saw the concepts for your animation, and i think it looks pretty awesome... hope to see the finished product...
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waiming
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| Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2002 8:31 am |
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Lotekk, sorry for the late reply!
wow, i envy u to be able to study over there
i used to work in the animation department of a multimedia co. in singapore for 2 years. recently the co. shut down so i m freelancing while trying to finish up the animated short u saw on my webpage.
pretty tough, i hope i can finish it soon |
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