* * Remembering Ute * * by PhilW
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I was shocked and saddened today to learn of the death of Ute Mulrooney, also known as Syltermermaid on Renderosity. For some years, she was kind enough to send me copies of her characters for me to render - this is one I dug out of my archives featuring just one of her many characters called Rozanna, and rendered in Carrara with my own dynamic hair. She was a real friend on here and I will miss her, so I felt obliged to post some sort of tribute.
RIP and my condolences to her family.
Phil
Comments (14)
Magnifico tributo a esta magnifica artista e ser humano Syltermermaid, aplausos (5)
Beautiful dedication!
Beautiful tribute!
This is the first I heard - shocked to hear it. I have several of her characters too. A sad loss, and your image is a fitting tribute to her genius.
Beautiful tribute! Keep up the good work, and don't forget to use Ute's figures in as many posts as possible, even the early figures! :-)
A Beautiful tribute for such a kind and nice lady.
Nice tribute.
I am so sorry to hear about Ute. I had purchased a number of her excellent figures over the years, and had quite a few of the free ones she so generously made available. Thank you for the tribute, Phil!
Sad to hear, I also have loads of Syltermermaid's free models over many years.
Well done.
that makes me sad ... my condolences to her family
The hair looks great!
A very touching tribute to a very giving person we both had the pleasure to meet in Southport not so many years ago. A real loss. Sadly, I have no idea how to contact her immediate family. Nice work Phil!
I had numerous online discussions with Ute but we never met in person. This was posted over 2 years ago so I guess time has moved on. Gone but not forgotten - a lovely, generous and talented person.