I don't think you have to wait. I don't think the rules are defined there one way or the other. In fact, I think its probably better to not wait, that way there's lots of things coming in at once which is cool. The theme definately doens't have to stay the same. In fact, the challenge Max gave you changed from the one I gave him. So I guess its whatever you come up with. I'm dying of anticipation... :-)

well... if it makes you feel any better I have an arthritic knee thus making me old before my time. :-) as for your pic... well, I don't even have a formal challenge from you yet. :-) actually I am working on the open challege for the pod racer, but I like having a few things cooking in my head at once.

actually.... I'm a huge Audrey fan.... yeah, I've seen it. Its been a while though. Name wasn't catching for me. I'm young enough to get in trouble and old enough to know better. :-) I'm 25

Hmmm.... who is Henry Higgins?

hmmm.... great.... I can just see that I am gonna end up taking a sledgehammer to my G4 in the next couple of days.... and I just bought it.... sigh....

peace/tranquility/safeness? so what was it like to do a deviation like this from the other stuff you were used to doing?

The theory is that you don't challenge who challenged you. You challenge a third party. That third party challenges the first person. That way more people are involved and there's more stuff coming in. I suppose you could also have a challenge square or challenge decagon or whatever.... :-)

Name: Mav Apps.... Lets see.... Poser 4 Bryce 4 Photoshop 5 Carrara Canoma Strata Studio Painter 3D a bunch of pencils a bunch of pens I don't presume to guess my level of expertise.... :-) I suppose its low with Carrara and Canoma. Intermediate with Painter and pretty high with everything else.

no challenges for me yet either (though I did issue one)

actually it wasn't... took me a while and I finally figured it out. Among other upgrades, I recently got, I got a new graphics card. The control panel for this card among other things, lets me set a font cache. This is actually really nice as it cuts down nquite a bit on memory usage (since I have like a gazillion fonts installed) however, poser doesn't seem to understand how to tell the driver to request new fonts that aren't in its cache. Hiding Poser and then revealing it makes the operating system request the proper fonts, but as soon as anything covers them up (or you open a new palette that wasn't there when you initially hid and unhid poser) the fonts are missing again. The simple solution is to turn off font caching while you are using Poser. This ends up using more memory, but I have plenty anyway. -Mav