#Where for "3D Artist"?
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Dear All,
I'm having difficulty locating 3D Artist here in the UK. Does anyone know how I
can get my hands on a subscription? U.S. or U.K. info would be fine.
Thanks
Ian
You could go straight to the US, or you could subscriber via:
Screen Artist Ltd
Westmead Road
Sutton Surrey
SM1 4JH
081 642 1370
I subscribed via US, but for you the above might be more suitable.
Christophe Van Oyen
Belgium
Christophe, Many thanks for the info. You're right of course, Surrey
will be easier than the US for me. Its great to hear from someone on
this side of the water who has an interest in 3DS. I was beginning to
think I was nearly all alone over here 🙂
Thanks again
Ian
Oh we are much more then you think, we have dutch, swiss, german 3DS users how
regulary visit the forum
Christophe
Ian
Hi ! from Australia ! I've been having trouble locating 3DS users in the
UK as you have,are 3DS heads a very rare breed over there.We tend to feel
a little isolated from the "action" in th US down here too,however
keeping up on E-mail is a great help.Perhaps you could answer some
questions for me ..Whats the 3DS scene really like over there?
How much work is around?..What sort of work?..What type if work do you
do?..What is the going rate for a 3DS freelancer?.. Where are you based
in the UK? I know of someone (very close to me!!!)who is interested in
returning to the UK to work.
Peter Bailey.4Di Melbourne Australia.
Peter,
Boy, am I glad to hear from Oz on the subject of 3DS. My wife and I
are emigrating to Sydney in the new year (well October, 1995) and I
would love to begin to understand the 3DS scene in Australia. I am
hoping to get into a business already using 3DS in oz in order to
better understand the uses it is put to over there. Is there anything
you can tell me to make the passage to an oz based 3DS job easier?
I must admit that I am new to the rendering game and am still feeling
my way here in the UK. I would suggest that the UK is not in any way
as saturated with the 3DS-ers like the states seems to be, with the
market for animation here dominated by the high end broadcast houses.
I don't know how long that will last though and I do believe that
there is an ever growing market for the likes of ourselves in the UK
taking business from these more expensive enterprises. (If anyone
disagrees let me know as I am happy to be corrected)