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  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,548

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

  • LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,944
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    progress update on my character its really coming along

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  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,548
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    If I could go back and do it again, I would home school my own kids.  There weren't a huge amount of options (good options) when mine started school. I think my daughter especially would have greatly benefited from being home schooled.  I think the way they teach children in the US is asinine anyway.  Very few people really learn well the way its set up.  Hands on, and playing to what a child is interested in would be far more effective than what they are doing now.

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    its not much different over here 

    its getting better as more schools become more aware of the autism spectrum and the best ways to teach those students.

  • LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,944
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    In Germany homeschooling is not an option, but yes it will get better as he changes the school this summer.

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    In Germany homeschooling is not an option, but yes it will get better as he changes the school this summer.

    why is it not an option in germany?

  • LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,944
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    In Germany homeschooling is not an option, but yes it will get better as he changes the school this summer.

    why is it not an option in germany?

    Law in Germany says your kids have to attend public school or approved private school. There have been only very few cases when for very special reasons public schools couldn't provide what was needed that parents where allowed to teach their kids themselves and then had to present certain qualifications for doing so. They want to prevent kids going without education after all and parents are not trustworthy enough in general to do so. This is all only the nutshell of it, there are aspects in their reasonning that I can accept even, there have been some special religious groups who had their very own idea of education who abused the system giving the official side good footing to further limit it.

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Linwelly said:
    Serum said:
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    thank you you hope you enjoy them :)

    We are all odd in our own ways, I sometimes have the impression that the expectations to be conform to a certain norm are rising and with that the need to have "reasons" for being different from that norm. I have a bright young son who has one "flaw": he hates school with a verve, school has had us all driven into madness so we finally went to test all kinds of stuff, now we have the diagnosis that he hates school with a verve... we get some thereapy to get himself better organized, because we got an understanding doc who said just take the best out of it.

     

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    In Germany homeschooling is not an option, but yes it will get better as he changes the school this summer.

    why is it not an option in germany?

    Law in Germany says your kids have to attend public school or approved private school. There have been only very few cases when for very special reasons public schools couldn't provide what was needed that parents where allowed to teach their kids themselves and then had to present certain qualifications for doing so. They want to prevent kids going without education after all and parents are not trustworthy enough in general to do so. This is all only the nutshell of it, there are aspects in their reasonning that I can accept even, there have been some special religious groups who had their very own idea of education who abused the system giving the official side good footing to further limit it.

    thats interesting. over here there is things in place for parents that want to homeschool their children for what ever reason. those kids still must sit the same exams as the kids who are in regular education.

    My mum never took me out of school though in retrospect i would of done far better if she had 

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Just picked up the bots, can't wait to load them up and give them a go. 

    I've always been odd although I've never been diagnosed with anything in particular.  I find it a sad state that one has to have a label to be accepted no matter how odd one is.  Wish it wasn't like that... 

    Hey sonja I just emailed you about the droids incase they have not come through yet :)

  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,548

    Here is the female bot. These are very cool and I think I am going to do a whole series with them.  They look fantastic!

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Here is the female bot. These are very cool and I think I am going to do a whole series with them.  They look fantastic!

    yeh that works well glad you like them :)

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Here is the female bot. These are very cool and I think I am going to do a whole series with them.  They look fantastic!

     

    See my day has been working on a couple of my future products just for the sake of playing :)

     

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  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    So I have started to get my ducks in order with my website and i have create mailing list for updates i would really appreciate it if you joined :) http://eepurl.com/cQe6X9

  • RuphussRuphuss Posts: 2,631

    isnt there a freebie forum ?

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ruphuss said:

    isnt there a freebie forum ?

    Yes and my freebies are on it but i also sell from my site too so having a mailing list that i can update people is super important as some people wont see the forum posts
  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    So its been hot today here in the UK i was able to go for a nice long walk on the beach to clear my head a little which was nice as things can get cloudy from time to time

    what have you been up to?

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Here is the female bot. These are very cool and I think I am going to do a whole series with them.  They look fantastic!

    So im curious what would you like to see on my store? I suck at clothing and hair but anything else has potential :)

    anyone else can chime in too im wanting to make my website worth coming to as an option :)

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,207
    Serum said:

     

    So im curious what would you like to see on my store? I suck at clothing and hair but anything else has potential :)

    anyone else can chime in too im wanting to make my website worth coming to as an option :)

    It's a tough road, I'll testify.  I've been trying to get my store moving.  It started to, then a vendor or two stopped producing.  I'm working on learning modeling so I can make some things of my own.

    Dana

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    DanaTA said:
    Serum said:

     

    So im curious what would you like to see on my store? I suck at clothing and hair but anything else has potential :)

    anyone else can chime in too im wanting to make my website worth coming to as an option :)

    It's a tough road, I'll testify.  I've been trying to get my store moving.  It started to, then a vendor or two stopped producing.  I'm working on learning modeling so I can make some things of my own.

    Dana

    well the only vendor i have is me on there so i dont have to worr about that too much haha. its more a top up my wages type thing initially

    its a long road but i am already getting sales :) 

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    another busy day for me that i forgot to eat till like 5pm!

    been giving my site a bit of a facelift and released a new character on it too this time it is a crash test dummy for G3F. im quite chuffed with how my site is coming along :)

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,754
    Serum said:

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    I think it depends on the child. From a learning perspective, I tend to agree as there are less distractions and you know as a parent what is being taught. Then again, you have parents that have no clue what they are doing, LOL. I keep seeing more and more stories of teachers that are trying to teach their own warped views or agendas to their class, which scares the crap out of me as a parent.

    But I have a nephew that was homeschooled and it deeply affected his social skills and for many school is where you learn your social skills, both good and bad..

    your character is looking great, love the test renders!

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    FSMCDesigns said:
    Serum said:

    i think things are getting better but for some homeschooling is a far better alternative because the learning is done at a pace that suits the child

    I think it depends on the child. From a learning perspective, I tend to agree as there are less distractions and you know as a parent what is being taught. Then again, you have parents that have no clue what they are doing, LOL. I keep seeing more and more stories of teachers that are trying to teach their own warped views or agendas to their class, which scares the crap out of me as a parent.

    But I have a nephew that was homeschooled and it deeply affected his social skills and for many school is where you learn your social skills, both good and bad..

    your character is looking great, love the test renders!

    thanks on the compliments :)

    yeh i totally agree with you my mother rest her soul was not too intelligent in general and so she would not have been the person to teach someone like me that has an accelerated learning pattern on things i enjoy and real struggles and frustration on things i dont enjoy

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    Quite a frustrating day today.

    wanted to get on with stuff today. got multiple projects on the go  but unfortunately today was a pain day and pain days are not productive.

    The joys of suffering from chronic pain .....

    So today was about watching movies and not moving much

    tomorrow will be better

  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,548

    Sorry you are having a bad day.  I get migraine days and I resent the heck out of the time it steals from me. I'm grateful that the muscle and nerve pain is mostly under control though.  And you are right, tomorrow will be better!

  • SerumSerum Posts: 256
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    Sorry you are having a bad day.  I get migraine days and I resent the heck out of the time it steals from me. I'm grateful that the muscle and nerve pain is mostly under control though.  And you are right, tomorrow will be better!

    A couple years ago i had 2 surgeries on my head the second of which caused unavoidable nerve damage which now means i get pain spasms like every 3-5min. Most are small like spiders walking on skin or wasp stings but occasionally i get pain days where its just hot pokers all day which sucks to say the least. They could sever the nerve but it would leave a large portion above my eyebrow up over my head paralyzed so while i am able to bear the pain i will. Other people have worse hands dealt them
  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    back on it today :)

    i was able to go live with my new character on my site now that genesis 8 has been released :)

    I cant link to it on here but i can share a picture :)

    im quite proud of her and she renders super fast

    do you like?

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  • SerumSerum Posts: 256

    happy to say coming soon my next one :)

    thought i would do something different and do a recording studio 

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