>at the very least it would give me something else to do other than press buttons. I think we're not constrained to do so, in fact I can leave nothing as-is ;o) But if I have the possibilitie to get a good morph/texture for an affordable price I'll take it - and alter it. I think everybody has a talent for some things. I nearly never use those lights that come with some packs, I don't like most of the expressions. So I make lights on my own but aplly the expression and play around with it. If someone else makes something it is never exactly the thing that I have in mind but You get better variety when you decide to use different models, and not just your own, because you can combine your own ideas with someone elses. That's the point! I've made different morphs on my own and they are my favorites, but they are basing on my own taste. They fit my own needs perfectly but sometimes not the need of a customer who wants an image for commercial purpose. I love mixing and matching - and most of all I love using a character absolutely different to what the developer had obviously in mind while creating it ;o) It's a bit like cooking: I don't raise my own vegatables or spices, I buy them. But I'm cooking my own soup ;o) violating a CODE... I've heard of that, I've heard of "postwork is evil". Well, I think every kind of missionary behaviour is evil. It restricts development and fresh ideas. It is of interest if someone painted anything except Vicky or made all "pure poser", if he made things shown in the image by himself or bought everything. It is of interest because it shows the way an image is made and the abilities of a program. It's of interest because you can ask: How did you do that? It's not of interest for telling if something is art or not. Men had tried that before - and failed every time ;o)

I'm not always right, but my mistakes are more interesting!

And I am not strange, I am Limited Edition!

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