Comments for AuntiAlias & Associates http://www.auntialias.com Wed, 09 Jul 2008 13:01:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 Comment on What kind of workshop? by Susan A. Kitchens http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/whatkindof_workshop/#comment-171 Susan A. Kitchens Mon, 26 Nov 2007 19:33:56 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/whatkindof_workshop/#comment-171 Mary, I use <a href="http://secure.hostgator.com/cgi-bin/affiliates/clickthru.cgi?id=auntialias" rel="nofollow">Hostgator</a> as a host. In a workshop setting, everyone going through the same motions using the same host is A Very Good Thing. I've conducted a podcast workshop, yes. Haven't yet (!) offered it as a separate entity. Mary, I use Hostgator as a host. In a workshop setting, everyone going through the same motions using the same host is A Very Good Thing.

I’ve conducted a podcast workshop, yes. Haven’t yet (!) offered it as a separate entity.

]]> Comment on What kind of workshop? by Mary Breakstone http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/whatkindof_workshop/#comment-157 Mary Breakstone Thu, 15 Nov 2007 22:37:54 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/whatkindof_workshop/#comment-157 Do you have a separate workshop for working with podcasts? Do you have a separate workshop for working with podcasts?

]]> Comment on What kind of workshop? by Mary Breakstone http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/whatkindof_workshop/#comment-156 Mary Breakstone Thu, 15 Nov 2007 22:37:35 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/whatkindof_workshop/#comment-156 Do you always use the same host? Which one? Do you always use the same host? Which one?

]]> Comment on Bookstore by Doug Borsom http://www.auntialias.com/bookstore/#comment-137 Doug Borsom Sat, 29 Sep 2007 19:46:45 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/bookstore/#comment-137 Any chance of your making the Bryce 4 book available on CD-ROM? The ability to find information is just so much greater with an electronic format compared to print media, regardless of how fine the organization and index of a 1000 page printed book. -doug Any chance of your making the Bryce 4 book available on CD-ROM? The ability to find information is just so much greater with an electronic format compared to print media, regardless of how fine the organization and index of a 1000 page printed book.

-doug

]]> Comment on Bookstore by Rob Tudor http://www.auntialias.com/bookstore/#comment-60 Rob Tudor Fri, 08 Jun 2007 21:47:32 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/bookstore/#comment-60 I,m looking for a good manual to get me started wuth Bryce 6. I particularly wish to create landscapes- alien, natural Earth and urban. Can you recommend one please! Cheers, Robert. I,m looking for a good manual to get me started wuth Bryce 6. I particularly wish to create landscapes- alien, natural Earth and urban. Can you recommend one please!
Cheers,
Robert.

]]> Comment on Bryce by Randal Feig http://www.auntialias.com/bryce/#comment-42 Randal Feig Sat, 07 Apr 2007 04:55:30 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/bryce/#comment-42 Hey Susan, How ya doing? It's an old Brycer from Bryce New Mex,Ojai and Sedona stopping in to say hi and thanks for the memories. I'm now semi-retired from teaching graphic design and spend much of my time painting landscapes(oil and acrylic) and traveling to Hawaii and Chile ,SA each year. I'm very fortunate to have both places to marvel at while I pass my remaining days on the planet. I have nothing cool or catchy to say just how much fun Bryce Camp was for me and everything we passed together as a group of crazy computer animating nuts.( Hey,can I get some tile nuts please?) Really, what a great experience to be involved in that exciting time of 3d rendering. I just looked at some of the pics and videos from Sedona and had to say hi again. I have been teaching animation with Vue 5 Infinite the past few years but am dusting off Bryce 5 on my Apple Intel laptop to start again where I left off back then. (I still have all my old files...so cool!) Bryce Camp New Mexico is one of my fondest memories...the place, the people, the daily workshops with you, Chris, Rodney, etc. and walking around in Georgia O'Keefe's footprints in the afternoon sun...really fine! Your Bryce images inpired me to move to the computer as well as the canvas to render landscape forms for the pure joy of image making. I so cherish my Bryce Camp days, especially Abiquiu. I appreciate all the work put into setting that up etc.,but mostly the fun you guys made it in the bare bones surroundings of Ghost Ranch. I send you my best wishes Susan, for a sunny Bryce future with full auntialised render set on maximum ppi. And in the words of my favorite composer (Jackson Browne), "keep a fire burning in your eye, pay attention to the open sky, you never know what will be coming down..." all good things I hope, Randal Feig Hey Susan,
How ya doing? It’s an old Brycer from Bryce New Mex,Ojai and Sedona stopping in to say hi and thanks for the memories. I’m now semi-retired from teaching graphic design and spend much of my time painting landscapes(oil and acrylic) and traveling to Hawaii and Chile ,SA each year. I’m very fortunate to have both places to marvel at while I pass my remaining days on the planet.

I have nothing cool or catchy to say just how much fun Bryce Camp was for me and everything we passed together as a group of crazy computer animating nuts.( Hey,can I get some tile nuts please?) Really, what a great experience to be involved in that exciting time of 3d rendering.

I just looked at some of the pics and videos from Sedona and had to say hi again. I have been teaching animation with Vue 5 Infinite the past few years but am dusting off Bryce 5 on my Apple Intel laptop to start again where I left off back then. (I still have all my old files…so cool!)
Bryce Camp New Mexico is one of my fondest memories…the place, the people, the daily workshops with you, Chris, Rodney, etc. and walking around in Georgia O’Keefe’s footprints in the afternoon sun…really fine!

Your Bryce images inpired me to move to the computer as well as the canvas to render landscape forms for the pure joy of image making. I so cherish my Bryce Camp days, especially Abiquiu. I appreciate all the work put into setting that up etc.,but mostly the fun you guys made it in the bare bones surroundings of Ghost Ranch.
I send you my best wishes Susan, for a sunny Bryce future with full auntialised render set on maximum ppi. And in the words of my favorite composer (Jackson Browne), “keep a fire burning in your eye, pay attention to the open sky, you never know what will be coming down…”

all good things I hope,
Randal Feig

]]> Comment on Bryce 4 Movie Tests by Susan A. Kitchens http://www.auntialias.com/bryce/b4movies/#comment-20 Susan A. Kitchens Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:25:42 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/bryce/b4movies/#comment-20 Stefan, thanks for the note. No, I think it's not the host move. I think it's a between the keyboard and the chair. My keyboard and my chair. I will fix. :) [2 minutes later: yes, my bad. Sorry. Thanks for calling it to my attention. When I switched over the site to WordPress, I changed some directory names and stuff. Had to update the links to movies. Fixed now] Stefan, thanks for the note. No, I think it’s not the host move. I think it’s a between the keyboard and the chair. My keyboard and my chair. I will fix. :) [2 minutes later: yes, my bad. Sorry. Thanks for calling it to my attention. When I switched over the site to WordPress, I changed some directory names and stuff. Had to update the links to movies. Fixed now]

]]> Comment on Bryce 4 Movie Tests by Stefan http://www.auntialias.com/bryce/b4movies/#comment-19 Stefan Tue, 13 Mar 2007 21:41:31 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/bryce/b4movies/#comment-19 Hi Susan, I just get Quicktime logos qith a question mark on them and can't see any of the movies. Is that due to your hoster move? Thanks a million for your effort in respect to Bryce! I was a Windows user back then when Bryce 2 came out and was so delighted by your Bryce 2 book which still stands here by my side on the shelf. :-) I was lucky being a Bryce 3D and Bryce 4 beta tester and even more lucky that I eventually met Kai Krause in person (because he lives now near Bonn, where I live). We met & talked a few times and he showed me some of his Photoshop creations from the former days. That was so cool! :-) Today I'm a Mac guy for several years now and Bryce 6.0 is in my Dock. However, I guess like you, I think that not really much happened to Bryce since version 4 and I don't think the changes justify the two major revisions. Your Bryce 4 book, too, stands here by me and I still love to take it from the shelf and read a little bit here and there ... :-) So, I suppose you're not into a Bryce 6 book, right? ;-) Nice greetings from Germany, Stefan. Hi Susan,

I just get Quicktime logos qith a question mark on them and can’t see any of the movies. Is that due to your hoster move?

Thanks a million for your effort in respect to Bryce! I was a Windows user back then when Bryce 2 came out and was so delighted by your Bryce 2 book which still stands here by my side on the shelf. :-)

I was lucky being a Bryce 3D and Bryce 4 beta tester and even more lucky that I eventually met Kai Krause in person (because he lives now near Bonn, where I live). We met & talked a few times and he showed me some of his Photoshop creations from the former days. That was so cool! :-)

Today I’m a Mac guy for several years now and Bryce 6.0 is in my Dock. However, I guess like you, I think that not really much happened to Bryce since version 4 and I don’t think the changes justify the two major revisions.
Your Bryce 4 book, too, stands here by me and I still love to take it from the shelf and read a little bit here and there … :-)

So, I suppose you’re not into a Bryce 6 book, right? ;-)

Nice greetings from Germany,
Stefan.

]]> Comment on What to do before the workshop by Susan A. Kitchens http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/before_the_workshop/#comment-10 Susan A. Kitchens Tue, 20 Feb 2007 04:41:38 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/before_the_workshop/#comment-10 Cool, Julie... That's good to know. Julie (she's a friend) told me separately, in IM that they're easy to deal with. You can get Godaddy.com-level prices without having to jump through their crippling array of choices. (tho GoDaddy <em>will</em> call you up after you register to make sure all's well.) Cool, Julie… That’s good to know. Julie (she’s a friend) told me separately, in IM that they’re easy to deal with.

You can get Godaddy.com-level prices without having to jump through their crippling array of choices. (tho GoDaddy will call you up after you register to make sure all’s well.)

]]> Comment on What to do before the workshop by julie http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/before_the_workshop/#comment-9 julie Mon, 19 Feb 2007 21:44:50 +0000 http://www.auntialias.com/workshops/before_the_workshop/#comment-9 A domain hosting service I like is <a href="http://www.hostway.com./domain-name/index.html" rel="nofollow">Hostway</a>. They have domains starting at $7.95 for .com, .net, .org, and others. They have .info domains from $1.45. If you own multiple domains, you can manage all of them from one interface and renew or change information. A domain hosting service I like is Hostway.

They have domains starting at $7.95 for .com, .net, .org, and others. They have .info domains from $1.45. If you own multiple domains, you can manage all of them from one interface and renew or change information.

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