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  • SaldazSaldaz Posts: 168

    Photography, I like making images.

    Daz is great because thats image making and I can't draw or paint.

    I can also combine the two in combosite images.

  • ragamuffin57ragamuffin57 Posts: 132
    edited June 2018

     For me  my passions are Swing (Lindy Hop) Dancing !! love swing Jazz  (late parents WW2 veterans)   I was their lovable  mistake child later on in their lives LOL and was intreaged when i was a small child my parents  then in thier 40s out to family gatherings  showing their lindy moves  :) so they influenced my tast in music  a great deal !! 

    Plus this side of the pond UK  In my youth ( Although the wife maintains i am only 12) LOL  I was/ am into Northern Soul and of the age that would go to all nighters at Wigan Casino  and still now  get a buzz dancing to old soul classics and Swing dance have made great many friends and have  had the oppertunity  to travel to  some great venues in Europe dancing keeps me fit too !!!

    Swing and soul not the only type of music i will listen too   Classical , Opera,  House, Techno, In the 198os i was in ny 20s and 30s  so that era in music is played a lot in our household :)  I have a motto  If I hear it and like it then  the track goes on my play lists !!

    I also  play blues guitar badly :)

    My main Passion and why I got into 3d is Pastel Figure / Portrait painting and although have been striving like many here to achieve realistic renders in 3D I still use Daz  for my traditional art

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  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,190
    edited June 2018

    Hello AJ2112,   I'm a retired computer software/network engineer.  I designed and implemented multitasking/multiprocessor operating systems by myself before Microsoft had Windows.  Research mostly for the Kennedy Space Center(KSC) and for the Mitre Corporation think tank in Washington, DC.  But several other interesting places and projects too.  I got my start in 3D graphics at the KSC back in the late '70s drawing animated 3D wireframe objects in my spare time on a small (3 racks of equipment) $50,000 research "minicomputer" with only 32KB (Kilobytes not Megabytes) of memory and a $10,000 vector graphic display terminal with a tiny, monochrome(green) 10 inch screen.  Wrote ALL of the graphic software myself, no commercial software available for that machine.  Also had to write the floating-point mathematics library and the hard drive storage driver for it too. Using punch cards & papertape as input media. surprise  Computer power has gone up in the last 40 years, and price has come down a bit too. yes

    Outside of the computer world I've been a photographer, SCUBA diver, surfer, bodybuilder, motorcyclist, and frustrated amateur classical pianist.  Now I'm just a fat old man poking the young'uns in this forum to get them to bark, or extolling the beauty of classical music and trying to keep it alive, or telling stories of the old days in the previous millenium to put them to sleep. devil

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  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited June 2018
    AJ2112 said:

    Hi Ivy, Wow !! your absolutely fantastic on guitar !  Grandma ??  You don't jam like a grandma, you jam like a rock star.  Thanks for share.  Would love to rock out with you, love the song Takin care of business - BTO great band, also like the song Let it ride.  Very pretty guitar, Ibanez is my favorite, I kid you not.  I owned one many years ago, even though I couldn't play worth a hoot, Lol !!!  I also owned a Korg keyboard, that collect dust, tried to learn some Floyd.   

    Thank you very much . I've been playing piano and Guitar for a little over 35 years so I guess I shoul know how to play it by now . I have a grandson thats 12,  My Ibanez is almost is old as I am..lol I bought back in 1981  its road star series  a Studio version for doing in studio recording I also have a older fender strat I play out in public

      I use to have tons of copy songs of Heart . But capital records hit me on YouTube for copyright infringements and made me take them all down , even though it was actually me playing  and singing the songs..lol Yes I sing too,.. I guess I must have been to convincing of a copy play..lol

    this is is a video of me playing Rush 2112 . no vocals, its when I sing I get hit for the copyright stuff.

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  • VonFunkensteinProductionsVonFunkensteinProductions Posts: 74
    I've always been into drawing and creating art. I sent to school for cartoon animation about my 10 years ago, and I am now kicking myself for not focusing on 3D back then. I am involved in Pro Wrestling, as a manager in the independent circuit, and I also love going to comic and anime conventions. I'm also an avid Overwatch player.
  • DestinysGardenDestinysGarden Posts: 2,553

    I make stuff. Beads, beaded jewelry, hand painted fabric, quilts, rag rugs from scrap fabrics, turning clothing into other clothing or tote bags, handmade paper, dreamcatchers, useful things from plastic grocery sacks. The list goes on. I visit craft fairs with a note book. I color stuff. I love to paint, but not to draw. I am obsessed with color and design. I am obsessed with creating repeating patterns. I went to art school (Columbia College Chicago, graduating class of '96) with a major in photography, and studies in typography, art history, and fashion design. I love to sculpt clay and create things with my hands.

    I also like jigsaw puzzles and Pokemon.

  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    kyoto kid said:
    AJ2112 said:

    ...thank you.  Yeah I have two kite bags which contain several 1,000$s worth of sport kites, pretty much everything for m a small 2' indoor kite to an 8' Flexifoil powerkite (which produces a lot of pull) and a couple Revolution foue line kites.  4-line flying is a lot different in that you have two lines coming off a single handle similar to what those old control line petrol powered model aeroplanes used for control. This not only lets you steer the kite but warp it to do some pretty amazing moves like propeller spins sudden stops in mid air and even flying backwards or sideways.

    My first ever performance was flying a black Flexifoil  with a 60' white tail to Debussy's Clair de Lune. Never competed before and the only openings left at the event were in the "Masters" Division (the top class). Yeah was out of my league but finished 8th out of 12 flyers. and received some nice complements.   I primarily fly to classical as I know it so well.  The trick though is the maximum time allowed is 4 minutes 5 for the freestyle event) so finding a short enough work (or editing one) is a real challenge in itself. My other best performance was flying to a Mazurka by Chopin (placed first in several competitions that season) where I touched the wingtip to the ground for each of the last 6 notes.  I tried other genres of music like jazz and "newage" (which lost of other flyers used) but didn't fare as well as it just wasn't in me I guess.

    Again, no longer on the circuit (just can't get to all the events as I don't drive and flying across country to a major event it would cost almost as much for my luggage and all my kites as for my ticket) but I try to make the big festival in Long Beach WA just North of Portland where I live every year where I fly demo performances (non competition).  Thinking of reviving that old Debussy routine and adding a few more twists to it now that I am a a bit more experienced.

    As to the P-51 flight, that was during press day before an airshow in Everett WA (I was doing a report of the event for my local radio station).  Not only a legendary plane but with a legendary pilot, John "Wild Bill" Crump who was also a WWII hero.  he was best known for having adopted a coyote pup he named "Jeep" which often flew with him on missions. That afternoon, we first went up in a Cessna aerobatic trainer where he let me feel through the moves and even fly back to the airport (I had mentioned bout my previous flight lessons) and land as he was also a certified flight instructor.  After we were back on the ground he asked me "now how about a real ride" and thumbed towards the Miss America P-51 sitting on the tarmac (highly modified for racing).  When I mentioned I'd love to but it must be expensive he said "you're press, let's go get you a G-suit over in the hanger."  We did a full airshow routine including high speed (425 knot) passes "over the deck".  Even with the suit I was getting tunnel vision but never blacked out or felt ill. After we landed I was grinning from ear to ear like the proverbial cat that got the canary.  Since that day I no longer get excited about going to theme parks, except maybe on a big fast roller coaster.

    Mr. Crump  and the Cessna we flew in / The Miss America P-51.

     

    Sadly he is no longer with us having passed away in 2008.  One thing he loved was getting people interested in learning how to fly. 

    HI Kyoto, your welcome.  That's a large kite collection, would love to see your kites  That is to cool, some amazing kite control, I have never seen anyone perform with a kite like that, walking kite is mind blowing.  Thanks for share.  Long as you had fun in competitions, never know someday you might just get out an show your stuff.  

    Really cool, you was able to meet someone famous, sorry to read of his passing, bet he put on some wonderful shows.  Airshows are awesome ! I watch em online almost everynight, no joke.  Amazing what humans are capable of doing with aviation technology. P-51 flight was a super thrill for yeah, I'm still jealous, Lol !!!  Huh ? know what you mean, I do love roller coaster, closest to flying a jet, when I was a kid, I would imitate flying a jet.  Not a Cessna fan thanks to FSX, super hard to control, but P-51 is a beauty     

          

  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    edited June 2018

    Music and more music. Lots of music. Some vdeo too. Mostly music.

    Griffin Avid said:

    Music and more music. Lots of music. Some vdeo too. Mostly music.

    HI Griffin, thanks for sharing, very cool vid, love the jam, fab musicians/singer, very energetic/entertaining.  Really love the guitar riffs.  I'll check out rest on tube page yes 

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    edited June 2018
    Ivy said:
    AJ2112 said:

    Thank you very much . I've been playing piano and Guitar for a little over 35 years so I guess I shoul know how to play it by now . I have a grandson thats 12,  My Ibanez is almost is old as I am..lol I bought back in 1981  its road star series  a Studio version for doing in studio recording I also have a older fender strat I play out in public

      I use to have tons of copy songs of Heart . But capital records hit me on YouTube for copyright infringements and made me take them all down , even though it was actually me playing  and singing the songs..lol Yes I sing too,.. I guess I must have been to convincing of a copy play..lol

    this is is a video of me playing Rush 2112 . no vocals, its when I sing I get hit for the copyright stuff.

    Hi Ivy, oh no you did not !!!!!!  Lol !!!  I was a major Rush fan in my teen years.  Your an awesome musician, I'd jam with ya anyday smiley  you play lead to, very cool.  Yeah copyright sucks, I had a vid on tube with over a millions views, cause I used a Pink Floyd song, that was removed for copyright, even though I was jammin to a song with no drum tracks.  Guitar is a beauty, I love Ibanez guitars.  Your not that old, I think it's very cool, even though we age, we continue to enjoy our passion, regardless of age.  I became a fan of Ibanez cause of Tony MacAlpine, beautiful sounding guitar.  After watching your vid, I jumped on the kit for some Rush jam, loosen up my creaky bones, Rofl !!!!    

    I freaking love the band Heart heart share more with us, love watching music vids yes

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417

    Thanks for sharing everyone, hope I can reply to all, but right now I'm battling a major chest cold *Ugh*  Don't even feel like creating on DS.  Everyone have a fab weekend, hopefully I can reply to all next week yes

  • 3anson3anson Posts: 314

    My other hobbies are sea fishing,making models and my workshop. The workshop came about because i got into scratchbuilding scale sailing ships( Royal Navy, 1794 to 1813 period) So i ended up buying tools to make other tools so i could accurately cut wood and shape metal parts for the models.

    I made a model of a locally 'famous' ship, the HMS Anson, which was sadly wrecked on the local beach at the New Year in 1807 with a massive loss of life,  :(

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Anson_(1781)#Shipwreck

    In the end i had to sell the model because i didn't have the room to keep it( nearly 6 ft long, 4 ft high and about 2 ft wide, 1/4 inch to the Foot scale)

    I was very surprised to be offered £10000 for the model.......surprise

    It now resides in the local museum as part of a permanent exhibitsmiley

  • Griffin AvidGriffin Avid Posts: 3,832

    HI Griffin, thanks for sharing, very cool vid, love the jam, fab musicians/singer

    Thanks! Yeah, you'll also come across videos for music related to my Daz-powered comic series.

  • TangoAlphaTangoAlpha Posts: 4,587
    3anson said:

    My other hobbies are sea fishing,making models and my workshop. The workshop came about because i got into scratchbuilding scale sailing ships( Royal Navy, 1794 to 1813 period) So i ended up buying tools to make other tools so i could accurately cut wood and shape metal parts for the models.

    I made a model of a locally 'famous' ship, the HMS Anson, which was sadly wrecked on the local beach at the New Year in 1807 with a massive loss of life,  :(

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Anson_(1781)#Shipwreck

    In the end i had to sell the model because i didn't have the room to keep it( nearly 6 ft long, 4 ft high and about 2 ft wide, 1/4 inch to the Foot scale)

    I was very surprised to be offered £10000 for the model.......surprise

    It now resides in the local museum as part of a permanent exhibitsmiley

     

    Got a photo of the model, Andy?

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    AJ2112 said:

    Hi Ivy, oh no you did not !!!!!!  Lol !!!  I was a major Rush fan in my teen years.  Your an awesome musician, I'd jam with ya anyday smiley  you play lead to, very cool.  Yeah copyright sucks, I had a vid on tube with over a millions views, cause I used a Pink Floyd song, that was removed for copyright, even though I was jammin to a song with no drum tracks.  Guitar is a beauty, I love Ibanez guitars.  Your not that old, I think it's very cool, even though we age, we continue to enjoy our passion, regardless of age.  I became a fan of Ibanez cause of Tony MacAlpine, beautiful sounding guitar.  After watching your vid, I jumped on the kit for some Rush jam, loosen up my creaky bones, Rofl !!!!    

    I freaking love the band Heart heart share more with us, love watching music vids yes

    I guess I am showing my age..lol I'm in my late 50's

    you'll like this one I have to keep it unlisted . this video got me a stalker on youtube. its a old fleetwood mac song  GrandMa Plays ~ Rhiannon ~ Fleetwood Mac cover play

     

     

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    Ivy said:
    AJ2112 said:

    Hi Ivy, oh no you did not !!!!!!  Lol !!!  I was a major Rush fan in my teen years.  Your an awesome musician, I'd jam with ya anyday smiley  you play lead to, very cool.  Yeah copyright sucks, I had a vid on tube with over a millions views, cause I used a Pink Floyd song, that was removed for copyright, even though I was jammin to a song with no drum tracks.  Guitar is a beauty, I love Ibanez guitars.  Your not that old, I think it's very cool, even though we age, we continue to enjoy our passion, regardless of age.  I became a fan of Ibanez cause of Tony MacAlpine, beautiful sounding guitar.  After watching your vid, I jumped on the kit for some Rush jam, loosen up my creaky bones, Rofl !!!!    

    I freaking love the band Heart heart share more with us, love watching music vids yes

    I guess I am showing my age..lol I'm in my late 50's

    you'll like this one I have to keep it unlisted . this video got me a stalker on youtube. its a old fleetwood mac song  GrandMa Plays ~ Rhiannon ~ Fleetwood Mac cover play

     

     

    Sounds to me a lot of us here are around the same age or close ;). Your musical tastes pretty much mirror mine (another super Rush fan....lol).

    Play on! :)

    Laurie

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165

    Thanks Laurie

    You know all the time when I was growing up and was thinking of all the things I could be when I got older . the one thing I never even thought I be would be is wrinkled. cheeky

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    Ivy said:

    Thanks Laurie

    You know all the time when I was growing up and was thinking of all the things I could be when I got older . the one thing I never even thought I be would be is wrinkled. cheeky

    Hahaha...me either. Or gray ;). And the universe's cruel joke - wrinkled on the outside, 18 forever on the inside :P But at least we're still able to hang onto the 18 in some fashion LOL.

    Laurie

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,061
    3anson said:

    My other hobbies are sea fishing,making models and my workshop. The workshop came about because i got into scratchbuilding scale sailing ships( Royal Navy, 1794 to 1813 period) So i ended up buying tools to make other tools so i could accurately cut wood and shape metal parts for the models.

    I made a model of a locally 'famous' ship, the HMS Anson, which was sadly wrecked on the local beach at the New Year in 1807 with a massive loss of life,  :(

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Anson_(1781)#Shipwreck

    In the end i had to sell the model because i didn't have the room to keep it( nearly 6 ft long, 4 ft high and about 2 ft wide, 1/4 inch to the Foot scale)

    I was very surprised to be offered £10000 for the model.......surprise

    It now resides in the local museum as part of a permanent exhibitsmiley

    ..is this it?

  • 3anson3anson Posts: 314

    if that is from the Helston Museum, yup, thats the one i builtblush

  • wolf359wolf359 Posts: 3,942

    this is is a video of me playing Rush 2112 . no vocals, its when I sing I get hit for the copyright stuff.

    "stand atop a spiral stair an oracle come greets me there 
    he leads me on lightyears away through astral nights.. galactic days 
    and I see the works of gifted  hands as I praise this strange ..and wonderous     land!!!."

    Ahh.. Ivy where is your carvin double neck??wink

    BTW only a true Rush Fan can name the Drummer
    who played  with Rush on one album BEFORE Neal Peart!! 
    (no googling) devil

    Oh and what is "Geddy" Lee's true First name??(no googling) laugh

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 42,061
    edited June 2018
    3anson said:

    if that is from the Helston Museum, yup, thats the one i builtblush

    ...that's the site I went to. Beautiful work. I only built radio control planes (back in the balsa wood and fabric days). Wile all those ribs in the wings and tail surfaces were a pain to make and put together, it was nothing as intricate as that ship. I greatly admire your patience and deftness of hand.
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  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    edited June 2018
    wolf359 said:

    this is is a video of me playing Rush 2112 . no vocals, its when I sing I get hit for the copyright stuff.

    "stand atop a spiral stair an oracle come greets me there 
    he leads me on lightyears away through astral nights.. galactic days 
    and I see the works of gifted  hands as I praise this strange ..and wonderous     land!!!."

    Ahh.. Ivy where is your carvin double neck??wink

    BTW only a true Rush Fan can name the Drummer
    who played  with Rush on one album BEFORE Neal Peart!! 
    (no googling) devil

    Oh and what is "Geddy" Lee's true First name??(no googling) laugh

    John Rutsey :)

    Had diabetes type one and the amount he drank wasn't doing any favors for his health.

    I honestly do not know Geddy's real name. LOL I only know that they're funny guys and very down to earth despite their fame and very fan oriented (other than Peart who is pretty much a loner and anti-social).

    Laurie

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  • hacsarthacsart Posts: 2,034
    edited June 2018

    restoring vintage watches - love to be able to take a flea market find and bring it back to life...... I have a $20 1940's Omega that after lots of TLC looks as it did when  it was new.. Major cost in that one was a professional redial..

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  • wolf359wolf359 Posts: 3,942
    AllenArt said:
    wolf359 said:

    this is is a video of me playing Rush 2112 . no vocals, its when I sing I get hit for the copyright stuff.

    "stand atop a spiral stair an oracle come greets me there 
    he leads me on lightyears away through astral nights.. galactic days 
    and I see the works of gifted  hands as I praise this strange ..and wonderous     land!!!."

    Ahh.. Ivy where is your carvin double neck??wink

    BTW only a true Rush Fan can name the Drummer
    who played  with Rush on one album BEFORE Neal Peart!! 
    (no googling) devil

    Oh and what is "Geddy" Lee's true First name??(no googling) laugh

    John Rutsey :)

    Had diabetes type one and the amount he drank wasn't doing any favors for his health.

    I honestly do not know Geddy's real name. LOL I only know that they're funny guys and very down to earth despite their fame and very fan oriented (other than Peart who is pretty much a loner and anti-social).

    Laurie

    Hi nicely done on the Original drummerwink
    Actually Geddy Lee's born name is Gary Lee.

    However the neighborhood kids would hear his mom
    calling him home for dinner with her Thick Romanian(IIRC)
    accent  where Gary sounded Like "Geddy" and the name stuck.

  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    edited June 2018

    Cool ! Music trivia.  Whom was Pink Floyd's original singer ?  Answers less then 2 minutes were googled, Rofl !!!  

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Hello AJ2112,   I'm a retired computer software/network engineer.  I designed and implemented multitasking/multiprocessor operating systems by myself before Microsoft had Windows.  Research mostly for the Kennedy Space Center(KSC) and for the Mitre Corporation think tank in Washington, DC.  But several other interesting places and projects too.  I got my start in 3D graphics at the KSC back in the late '70s drawing animated 3D wireframe objects in my spare time on a small (3 racks of equipment) $50,000 research "minicomputer" with only 32KB (Kilobytes not Megabytes) of memory and a $10,000 vector graphic display terminal with a tiny, monochrome(green) 10 inch screen.  Wrote ALL of the graphic software myself, no commercial software available for that machine.  Also had to write the floating-point mathematics library and the hard drive storage driver for it too. Using punch cards & papertape as input media. surprise  Computer power has gone up in the last 40 years, and price has come down a bit too. yes

    Outside of the computer world I've been a photographer, SCUBA diver, surfer, bodybuilder, motorcyclist, and frustrated amateur classical pianist.  Now I'm just a fat old man poking the young'uns in this forum to get them to bark, or extolling the beauty of classical music and trying to keep it alive, or telling stories of the old days in the previous millenium to put them to sleep. devil

    HI Friend, awesome profession, you  had a wonderful career.  Back in those day's, those systems were innovative masterpiece.  I remember computers being large as buildings, Rofl !!!  Wow ! can't imagine, how time consuming that must have been, writing graphic software, thanks for sharing experience.  I began using Autocad 10 back in 88, still have school book in my cabinet.  Computers have advanced light years since then. 

    Very cool hobbies you share, I was into body building, love to ride motorcycles, mainly crotch rockets, surfing ! best I could do was lay on top of surf board, ride the waves Rofl !!  Now scuba diving, wish I would have pursued, I went to local scuba diving training, but after viewing movies of open water, and instructor stating it's not a swimming pool, my scuba gear began to develop dust and spider webs.  You were able to experience classical piano, which is very cool, frustrations can be a masterpiece wink

    Your not alone, think all us old timers do the same.  Thanks for sharing.  

       

  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    kyoto kid said:
    3anson said:

    My other hobbies are sea fishing,making models and my workshop. The workshop came about because i got into scratchbuilding scale sailing ships( Royal Navy, 1794 to 1813 period) So i ended up buying tools to make other tools so i could accurately cut wood and shape metal parts for the models.

    I made a model of a locally 'famous' ship, the HMS Anson, which was sadly wrecked on the local beach at the New Year in 1807 with a massive loss of life,  :(

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Anson_(1781)#Shipwreck

    In the end i had to sell the model because i didn't have the room to keep it( nearly 6 ft long, 4 ft high and about 2 ft wide, 1/4 inch to the Foot scale)

    I was very surprised to be offered £10000 for the model.......surprise

    It now resides in the local museum as part of a permanent exhibitsmiley

    ..is this it?

    Amazing ship model !!!!!!!!!!!!  Would love to see in real world yes

  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    edited June 2018
    Ivy said:
    AJ2112 said:
    I guess I am showing my age..lol I'm in my late 50's

    you'll like this one I have to keep it unlisted . this video got me a stalker on youtube. its a old fleetwood mac song  GrandMa Plays ~ Rhiannon ~ Fleetwood Mac cover play

    Hi Ivy, we were born in the same decade, I'll be 56 in Oct.  Yup ! I'll be a grand dad in Sept.  Oh goodness, if you never shared, I would have thought late 30's.  Great music show, your very talented, lovely voice yes You definetly have a strong passion in music, share your heart out, I love watching music vids, I watch drum covers nightly.  Enjoy listening to Mac, I have a friend lives in Ohio, friends with Stevie Nicks.  I'd share drum vids, but had to remove, actually had to remove a lot of vids for copyright.  I like your animation vids, Karate girl is very cool !!  Yikes ! stalkers are scary.  When I used to do shows in Dallas, I had to dash from drummer crazed females, Lol !!!!  Be careful out there.  

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417

    Well, all my drum vids were removed, but not one of me drag racing my 96 Formula WS6, before my health decline, only 500 made in US  

    Engine 

    Drag race 

  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    Griffin Avid said:

    HI Griffin, thanks for sharing, very cool vid, love the jam, fab musicians/singer

    Thanks! Yeah, you'll also come across videos for music related to my Daz-powered comic series.

    Griffin, your vids are very cool yes very entertaining, mixing music with 3D, movies to, really great job putting ideas to animation/video.  Like the jams, sweet studio to, look forward to your future creations smiley   

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