What do you do for a living?

I have dinner on the table and hope he likes it.

EDIT: Oops. Force of habit. Thought this was a real topic in a real forum.

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Originally Posted by Rostum

Nothing at the moment! Yay for supportive parents and partner.

I was working freelance as a 2d and graphic artist / character and environment modeler / 3D character rigger and 3D character animator for a number of projects in the last two years. Now I'm going back to uni to get in to business with an MBA. D:

In the meantime I have a few art projects that I'm currently researching in to making them commercially viable, just as a side project.

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Rigging is like one of the hardest things. Texturing so much easier. I commend you!

Also congrats on the Disneyland job Shlup.

I work doing various things, but mostly assisting producers, production managers, or editing. I'm thinking of applying for the DGA trainee program so I can work on more major movies and network.

no way dude rigging is better than texturing provided you get a complete model and can weight the vertices to the armature properly

texturing is like, having to see the thing from all of the angles to make sure there's no pieces missing and i'm always like 'bah!'

I am a secretary.

I work at a marketing firm as a copywriter of the SEO variety. Currently an intern at the moment, soon to be full time!