I.D. Magazine and Surface Magazine...

Greg Hess · August 20th, 2003

Will be featuring articles on my studio later this year

(Novemeber).

Was excited so I thought I'd share.

Jeff Mottle · August 20th, 2003

That's Fantastic Greg! Congrats!!

So how long will it be before you leave us all behind to become some fancy NY furniture designer and leave the IT world behind?

Greg Hess · August 21st, 2003

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Originally posted by Jeff Mottle:
That's Fantastic Greg! Congrats!!

So how long will it be before you leave us all behind to become some fancy NY furniture designer and leave the IT world behind?

Don't know...probably when I start making more money from furniture then from IT

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I still like the cg industry better then the design community...seems like the people in cg are a hella lot nicer and down to earth then the design crowd.

Maybe its just me.

Jeff Mottle · August 21st, 2003

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I still like the cg industry better then the design community...seems like the people in cg are a hella lot nicer and down to earth then the design crowd.

Ain't that the truth. And what is the deal with black. Is there some undergound "designer" store where they are all issued their wardrobes. LOL.

xgarcia · August 21st, 2003

You should see the professors at my arch. school. Some kinda unwritten dress code - black, gray, white, occasional steel blue - like there is a funeral everyday. Actually I think it goes back to the big city trend at the turn of the century (18th) when coal was the primary fuel and soot was coveering New York and London. Black became "in" and then never when out. Go figure.

mbr · August 21st, 2003

It's not just UF, man, you should see UCLA! I shouldn't say too much, though, some of my better friends fall into that category

!

Igor K · August 21st, 2003

Greg Dude you rock!

ID mag.... that's fancy! Is it going to be about specific piece of generally about all your furniture work?

Igor

Jeff Mottle · August 21st, 2003

My only explanation is that they wear black so that when they look at samples they are not "tainted" by color spill. But then I've never know a designer to be that practical.

And yes I am just a tad jadded...too many years having to deal with them I guess. Or maybe I just got to deal with all the difficult ones.

"Ahhh yes could you change that color, it doesn't look like it does in this image" "Ummm... it's the same image!!"

Igor K · August 21st, 2003

and oh... now that we are talking about magazines... here's plug for myself

Some of my work will be featured in October issue of "L.A. architect" magazine.
I was promised it will be more than just a thumbnails, even some text. Let's hope...

(it ain't ID mag - but Greg will tell us how to get there, right?

Igor

David Knourek · August 21st, 2003

Congratz to both Greg and Igor

-dave

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Jeff Mottle President/Founder Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Age: 33 Posts: 5,059 Name: Jeff Mottle	That's Fantastic Greg! Congrats!! So how long will it be before you leave us all behind to become some fancy NY furniture designer and leave the IT world behind? __________________ Jeff Mottle CGarchitect.com

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Igor K Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Santa Monica CA Posts: 10 Name: Igor Knezevic	Greg Dude you rock! ID mag.... that's fancy! Is it going to be about specific piece of generally about all your furniture work? Igor __________________ Whoa! Best Arch. Visualization (still) winner. 2003 International 3D awards. www.flaregroup.com

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Jeff Mottle President/Founder Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Age: 33 Posts: 5,059 Name: Jeff Mottle	My only explanation is that they wear black so that when they look at samples they are not "tainted" by color spill. But then I've never know a designer to be that practical. And yes I am just a tad jadded...too many years having to deal with them I guess. Or maybe I just got to deal with all the difficult ones. "Ahhh yes could you change that color, it doesn't look like it does in this image" "Ummm... it's the same image!!" __________________ Jeff Mottle CGarchitect.com

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Igor K Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Santa Monica CA Posts: 10 Name: Igor Knezevic	and oh... now that we are talking about magazines... here's plug for myself Some of my work will be featured in October issue of "L.A. architect" magazine. I was promised it will be more than just a thumbnails, even some text. Let's hope... (it ain't ID mag - but Greg will tell us how to get there, right? Igor __________________ Whoa! Best Arch. Visualization (still) winner. 2003 International 3D awards. www.flaregroup.com

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David Knourek Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Canada Age: 38 Posts: 208 Name: David Knourek	Congratz to both Greg and Igor -dave __________________ I reject your reality and substitute my own

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Greg Hess Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: University of Maryland Age: 30 Posts: 1,012 Name: Greg Hess	Will be featuring articles on my studio later this year (Novemeber). Was excited so I thought I'd share.

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xgarcia Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: FL Age: 29 Posts: 471 Name: Xavier Garcia, Jr.	You should see the professors at my arch. school. Some kinda unwritten dress code - black, gray, white, occasional steel blue - like there is a funeral everyday. Actually I think it goes back to the big city trend at the turn of the century (18th) when coal was the primary fuel and soot was coveering New York and London. Black became "in" and then never when out. Go figure.

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mbr Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Los Angeles and Connecticut....and Denver Posts: 1,266 Name: Markus Byron	It's not just UF, man, you should see UCLA! I shouldn't say too much, though, some of my better friends fall into that category !

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