> LOL - just looked up and there on my shelf is that very same ring-binder > manual, in its box :-) > Heh! - that actually says more about my housekeeping than any feeling of > nostalgia ;-)
Yes . I just looked for mine and it's in the bottom storage container . Oh well . I'll dig it out again some day . The V3.5 manual was much nicer and a real thing of beauty . Really learned a lot from it , long before I discovered "The List" . Really a first class bit of work . > http://www.spatial.plus.com/Realsoft3D/im_SewerMonster-000-001-018.jpg Nice painterly feel to it , like an illustration almost . I checked out the michael english site . Interesting artist . I actually never heard of him B4 but his style did look very familiar , of course . Liked his 70's stuff best . Link to his paintings were a 404 error . I tried to google your site but had no luck . Went to realsoft.com but you are not listed in the 'Links' section there or on the RS.info site either . There was a new link to Meskanen.com though . Some very interesting facts there about the 2 Czechoslovakian brothers . Many dead links on that site though , but maybe they will be added later . Also , I tried going through all my RS links and many , many of them are dead links now . I see the Wiki is still going though , which is always good . Not sure if there has been many new additions . Might check it out later . I see realsoft.info is now realsoft.org . Very confusing . Also the links on Zaugs site have some dead ones now . Not a good sign . Cheers GC > > Still a bit unfinished and cruder than I wanted but what the heck - I was > starting to get bored with it. Might eventually get around to coming back to > it, like I'm now planning to do with the Michael English inspired locowheel > image, also on my website. > > Might eventually get around to doing some more Michael English inspired pics > too, which I've been thinking about for quite a while - I love his > advertising and hyper-reality paintings (although he is probably better known > for his 1960s/70s posters). > > Sadly, Michael English died in 2009 but his website is still on-line, at: > > http://www.michaelenglishart.co.uk/index.html > > and this seems to be the best place to see some of his work, albeit fairly > small images only (there doesn't seem to be many of his images on-line; > google finds only a very few, and most of them are his early posters). > > I can thouroughly recommend his book '3-D Eye', if you can find a copy of it > anywhere (I've not seen the other book of his artwork, 'Anatomy of Illusion' > but I would imagine it's just as good and probably also worth buying if you > can find a copy). > > LeeE
