Forum Archive › coLLab_2o21_WiP___rationalrats › Reply To: coLLab_2o21_WiP___rationalrats
@theluthier thanks for the kind feedback! you pick just the right words to keep me going!
: )
I am planning on redoing (the whole thing) and possibly adding the secondary asset as well (the chimney) with the knowledge freshly acquired… then going through the current task (at the moment learning by doing about the texturing, surprisingly a lot, considering that unlike sculpting it isn’y my first rodeo) and if it all comes together by sunday: fireworks!
the WiP is for me, quite literally, WiP; not intending to leave it at its current state… will set to deliver the quality as if it were to be included in the final (aware that that’s a slim chance, but, all the same ; ) finished, first and foremost (with orbiting view and all in mind) and the extra time (the said buffer) is of course welcomed but it doesn’t fundamentally change my scheduling, for, I’m expecting problems to emerge and fill up that time anyway…
btw, learning about time managing [self] is just as valuable as the techniques themselves… bla… finishing this “block” by stressing my gratitude towards the patience and flexibility that you’ve expressed @theluthier and sorry for these walls of text that I’m producing… : D succinct != rational rats, but we try…
; )
for me, the feedback and the week to week frame helps a lot in my primary goal, which is “forcing” myself to go through all of the steps of a complete production, focusing on the phases that I am weaker at (sculpting being the most obvious and extreme example) that I manage to avoid in my typical work…
thank you @theluthier again; I welcome harsher feedback too : ) that helps growth… I’d lie if I were to say that words like ‘accomplished’ are not music to my ears th0!
: )