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    09-Jan-95 12:55:14
Sb: #145583-#Mail Handling
Fm: David Gould 100424,2533
To: John Ellis 72440,3046
<<Let me know and I'll work on David some more.>> You do the best massage I have ever had. Just a little to the right, ahhhh. Keep working on me. What ideas have you got in mind for your retro-gothic communications thingamegig? Let me know what you needed modelled and I'll scamper down to the Museum of French National Monuments and take a few notes. I'm going to get some books out on Parisien Architecture in any event, the only problem is that the cat ate the cover of one of the last books I've borrowed so I'm in the process of sticky taping the pieces back together. I hope the librarian has bad vision when I return the book. You might want to upload some preliminary designs so I can start the input/output process. I haven't started on my own building due to work but I could help you out with yours. I think we could create a gargoyle for each of the forum members here with different expressions. I'm having trouble putting a quilt on Bruce McGlasson's gargoyle, not to mention wipping off the ridiculous grin on it's face. 😉 As for creating bat-winged creatures, that sounds cool. I recently saw some models created with Lparser, a program for generated an object through a specification of their growth. It has some great examples of trees and strange insect like creatures. I worked out how to create similar objects using the hierarchical linking in the Keyframer. I created a few creatures with twisting and bending backbones. Rather interesting. I think you could merge the architectural concepts of both a gothic church and communications tower. After all both are there to advertise something remotely religious. David "Notions for using Baby lotion" Gould.