I hope this international animation studio is a customer of T3DS. But even if they do everything in-house, if you haven't seen their website and reels, take a look--it's really well done. Oh, if I were skilled to this level of expertise, I'd move to Miami in a shot! Good-bye Chicago winters!

http://www.zerofractal.com/

I made some home fries the other day, and it finally dawned on me what the last little potato chunk looked like...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry, Matt. I meant to save it for the T3DS Shrine & Museum, but the temptation to consume was just too great!

 

I am new to 3D modeling, so I have no products on the site yet, but I do have some photographs in the Stock Photography section that I hope you will check out. Now that the Big Freeze is pretty much over in Chicago, I hope to get out and put some mileage on my new camera.

 

About me:

Then--actor (SAG), stuntwoman, improv comic, voiceover artist, illustrator...and anything else I could get that wasn't a real job.

 

Now--recording studio director (not music--audio textbooks) and reader, graphic artist (back in training), Argentine tango dancer, amateur cook/baker. (Ya gotta eat, right?)

 

My photographs and 3D models will probably reflect some of these interests. I'll post entries about my progress in both these areas.

 

This T3DS product recently sold. This isn't "food stylist" food, but real, edible food. And yes, it tasted as good as it looks here!

http://www.the3dstudio.com/product_details.aspx?id_product=50711

 

 

My other blog is at www.kivembuba.blogspot.com. Essays and rantings, mostly!

 

Cheers!

Papina

 

P.S. With my dance and stunt background, consider me for your Chicago area motion capture project! I'm 5'0", 100 lbs. I'm still SAG.