Well I see that Octobers Challenge went quite well with a total of Zero entries. Maybe this months will get at least one? So here's the challenge. Taking from the few requests from amokery, CharlieBrown, and MarvinR I came up with this interesting challenge. A Holiday through the eyes of: (your choice) Now this should be a fairly easy challenge. Using some of the requests posted for Nov's challenge could make it even more interesting. Doing say Thanksgiving through the eyes of a celeberity could be pretty cool. Putting certian elements in the scene to give a clue of who's eyes we are looking through. Or how about through the eyes of dinner itself? Even a futuristic holiday? You can use anything you need to complete this challenge. Deadline is November 30th. Hope to see something on this challenge. Good luck and have fun, GeorgeD

Heh... I wish I were a decent modeller - doing Thanksgiving through the eyes of the Turkey could be a LOT of fun... I'll have to give this some thought. BTW, what WAS the October Challenge? I lost track of it somewhere... The horror movie one? Seems like MONTHS ago that that was discussed!

Here's the October Challenge if anyone is still interested in doing it. The Challenge - Scenes to remember! 1. Re-create a classic scene from one of the following movies. Horror Scream (any of them) Friday the 13th (any of them) Nightmare on Elm Street (any of them) Halloween (any of them) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (any of them) Sci-Fi Indiependance Day Alien - (any of them) Predtor - (either movie...I'd love to see stuff done from this one:O) Starship Troopers Fantasy The Dark Crystal Laberynth (or however ya spell it!:) Legend Dragonlance or Dragonheart 2. Try to base your image from photos obtained from the net and include it with your finished piece if possible. 3. Image may be done with any tools needed. No photo touch ups though. This must be in 3D. 4. "DEAD"Line...October 31st! How fitting!

That's right. I didn't do it because, for the few I've seen, I don't remember ANY scenes that I could replicate... Lines yeah, but not scenes... ;-) Though I suppose I could have copped out and used the Poser Skeleton and a free boat prop to do the dream scene from the end of the original Friday The Thirteenth... "Then he's still out there..."

I would have loved to have done the October one but my drive was full for almost the entire month (got a new drive, whoo hoo)and I was swamped. This one sounds pretty interesting .. I will see what I can think of ...