Digital humans the art of the digital double
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02-05-2005
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Although the render looks a bit flat.
Here, in California, a Yippie is what you call a hippie with money ...and theres a lot of 'em here ... HIPPIE + YUPPIE = YIPPIE
I've heard of "XXX" before but not "XXXX" ... must be EXTRA EXTREME ... now give me a double shot of YIPPY and a beer chaser!!!
Dave
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04-05-2005
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Thanks man.
In Latvia last hippie people was seen 10 years ago, but YUPPIE and YIPPIE does mean nothing!
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07-05-2005
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I definately agree with Swanky Monkey (hey D) Those are a nice set of cans!!
You could pick up the image a bit by giving them an environment to sit in.
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