David Guinness

Warm Greetings, you fat imbecile!!! I hate your guts...although you are quite attractive in the right light... Why did you kill off my whole family?!?! You're wonderful. You're such a ...

"I did at one time. My sisters were taken away long ago. My bother died in The Battle. But my entire life, I have lived alone... I wish to speak ...

There's only grey. And black. Except when there's white, and that's only fog. Why bother with ethics? I'm always right! - Sheard What is the primary differentiation between war and ...

I really don't know. I lost bookshelf space a long time ago, so I've got some in boxes and under my bed... I would estimate over two hundred books, all ...

Heh, looks like Waldo had LASIK and became bacon-obsessed. I like your shading. And your bacon.

Great job, particularly texturing! I'm so bad at texturing my models. What version of MilkShape do you use? I currently have 1.7.0. Could you apply a bit of subdivision to ...

As always, you're quite welcome.

I'm about 28 pages in The Da Vinci Code (haven't had any time to read recently), and am about to start Septimus Heap: Flyte, the second book in the Septimus ...

It's not bad, though it looks a tad too flat, two-dimensional. You might add wider shading below the blade and handle. I would try adding a little more light brown ...

I tried "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz", and scored 57 net WPM, 4 errors, 97% accuracy; I scored a great deal better than I expected. I remember a novice test ...

Interesting effect. Reminds me of a ripple in a container of bubble-blowing solution...

This'll take a little time to explain... I'll post a really good answer later. Thanks, KayJuran. I'll work on the fire. I modelled this, creating a 3d scene, rendered an ...

This was one of my first attempts at modeling, trying to include some type of light source.

This reminds me of a couple of doodles in a field guide I once saw. I particularly like the eyes. :)

You're quite welcome. You might try using a non-uniform select tool to select just the area you want, and then apply the blur. It should stay contained in the selected ...