laboratorymonkey

I've been staring at chimpanzee and bonobo references for the past several weeks, and as I've been looking for references it's dawned on me how relatively generic and thinly spread the references are on the internet. That's odd, considering it is the Internet. There are a lot of photos of chimps, but very few show them clearly standing up, or directly from the front and back. I've found a book, "Photographic and Descriptive Musculoskeletal Atlas of Chimpanzees: With Notes on the Attachments, Variations, Innervation, Function and Synonymy and Weight of the Muscles," by Diogo, Patau and Pastor. It's available on Amazon; sadly at £84 it's

Hello, Nothing sparked my imagination more than when Jurassic Park came out, and in the dark of the theatre, I saw dinosaurs moving onscreen that seemed so real, I could touch them! I resolved that one day I would create them, too. It's that passion that leads me to want to be one of those names onscreen bringing life to polygons and making the unreal seem real for everyone's entertainment. To be one of those people though, you have to be the very best, and I'm not there yet. I need a lot of guidance. I am always pushing myself to produce better and better content, but I really feel like I need some in-depth questions answering, personalize

I've been putting in an insane amount of hours into my final projects for university. 3D and Design are due on Monday and Tuesday respectively, and I've still yet to complete one of the models and one of the design documents. That's what I'm working on now. I'd really like to go outside, or go to the gym. I have been sat here at my workstation for upwards of 14 hours a day for a couple weeks now, and I'm really tired of it! I will get a nice long break soon, during which I can learn more and go outside! Recently, I've been streaming some work on picarto.tv -- There's no way to temporarily archive my streams like twitch.tv, so you kind of