Since releasing the OBJ knot models I've been spending most of my time playing around with my website, and it's coming along nicely now - here's a screenshot of the homepage as it currently stands...
I still haven't managed to explain to friends and family what my 3D stuff is all about and, partly I guess out of a sub-concious desire to succeed in this task, the homepage seems to be mutating into a complete newcomers introduction to the world of hobbyist 3D art. And because of that I've started writing some introductory pages to various 3D software...
But I haven't forgotten that the original aim of this website was to provide extra information about my 3D freebies, including an additional no-login-required download location for the older ones.
Regarding the look of the site, I've decided to do something different in terms of layout. I'm sure that some people will like it, and some won't.
But if there's anything you really don't like about it please let me know - especially things that make it difficult to read or navigate ( I know already that the colour scheme, especially the orange-red links on mid-grey background causes problems for some people.)
It even seems to work nicely on an iPhone if you hold the phone sideways (i.e. in landscape mode).
For the more technically aware I'm trying to stick with the very old-school HTML 4.01 and CSS 2 for 99% of the site. I use a bit of PHP for a couple of pages such as the downloads (not ready yet, just a few test pages at present) and the contact form. And I couldn't resist using the CSS 3 text-shadow. And I use browser-specific image rotation on the homepage only.
Information about my current 3D modelling projects, mostly Blender, Poser, and DAZ Studio related. You'll also find me at ShareCG, DAZ3D, Renderosity, DeviantArt, HiveWire3D and various other 3D modeling related sites - user 3dcheapskate on all. (3DCheapskate is the freebie 3D model creating alter-ego of Pete Williams. The 3D bit is obvious, but Cheapskate? Simple, I've a very limited budget and have to really watch the pennies for non-essential hobby-related stuff - so I make my own stuff!)
Monday, 1 April 2013
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