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Title
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First Ran
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Description
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| The Tower of Babel |
02/00 |
Film is dead. I don't mean barely breathing. I mean dead. Regardless of Roger Ebert's claim that digital will never replace celluloid, it will and here's why . . . |
| The Rollover |
05/22/00
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As the sands of the hourglass flow into the future, Apple begins to flow into the high-end visual effects market. |
| Crossing the Gap |
02/00 |
2D and 3D artists are facing the precipice of change. Clinging to one skill, instead of art itself, will lead to stagnation and pain. |
| Art is in Understanding |
03/24/00
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Art does not come from mastery over computer programs. It comes from within. |
| The Mahayana Approach to Success |
02/00 |
Many times, the path to Nirvana starts with others. |
| Resolutions |
01/24/00
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For your pondering pleasure, our resident online mystic offers some resolutions for the year, the century, and the millennia. |
| An Imperfect World |
01/00 |
In a world where everything can be done perfectly, a profound relationship to the imperfect sets a digital artist apart. |
| Why Everyone Should Root for Maya |
12/99 |
For the first time, a single 3D application has moved out in front of the pack far enough to be singled out. |
| The Answer is in the Question |
10/99 |
We are delivered everything we need to be great artists except for the quality of questions necessary to succeed. |
| Don't Just Talk...Say Something! |
09/99 |
Communication is about communicating, not just fine words. |
| The Hidden Power of Those Who See |
08/99 |
The future lies squarely in the lap of the artist, whose vision is becoming easier to realize through technological means. |
| Be Not There Now |
06/99 |
The unimaginable is beginning to take place: Artists and animators are leaving Windows NT. |
| Reproducing the Ultimate Reality |
05/99 |
The true nature of reality is in the details you don't see |
