Oh, don’t you just love failure?
It is in one’s nature to attempt to hide such things. But, I have a habit of putting them out on display.
Back in the days of building Charr, we had the whole fiasco with the legs. 4 failed configurations, and a bunch of $… before we settled in on what would become the final version.
Well, Steve 3 is an utter failure.
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| From 2010 Buildup |
The IDEA was for Steve 3 to be less a mummy than he was a bindle of bones. Thinking something had gone wrong in the process or something along those lines…
It just wasn’t working. Too big, too ugly, not formed enough…
So, time to work out another plan.
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| From 2010 Buildup |
No plans to make EVERY bone, but enough to portray the idea.
Go on failing. Go on. Only next time, try to fail better.
– Samuel Beckett
Time for me to fail at a new project.
Talia has named it “bear”.
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| From 2010 Buildup |
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I’m afraid my intended use for these is still secret…but I am going to promise a tutorial when they are done. (yes, they…)
Failures are often the best learning experiences (at least that’s what I keep telling myself :/) Good luck with the new project.
Oh I have failed a LOT more than I have suceeded!! 😀 Happens to all of us…..and it is not really failing so much as “learning” at least that is what I tell myself to keep from crying 😀
Anyway, looking forward to seeing “them”!!!
Cheers!