Hopefully I'll make it to Germany sometime and do a show-n-tell there. I originally jumped into Maya for the first time a few months ago because I wasn't able to control gradients via code the way I wanted to in Illustrator (AI). After that, I was populating predefined rectangular areas – à la Josh Davis' method – except with an AIR app that I created to control AI and I found that I needed to populate more organic shaped surfaces. Nurbs, deformations, vertices and dynamics proved to compliment what I saw in my mind really well. It's an interesting relationship – sometimes I know exactly where I want to go and sometimes I just listen to the software and it tells me where to go. hahaa.

really cool to see you at the conference!. I love this one! Cheers!

thanks josue! it was great seeing you to. ;)

hey dr woohoo cool stuff, just enjoying starting my explorations here very exciting :)

This looks like a futuristic heart.