[d*d]

Originally Posted by pgo

Technical skill can be learned, but doesn't make one an artist.

No, that requires a certain degree of pretensiousness

[finbarr]

Originally Posted by d*d

No, that requires a certain degree of pretensiousness

arf arf

[NevF]

Take advice on the "Becoming Pro"

I was sitting in your chair and walking on your shoes last December, I asked myself the same question:
three months : No Results

I designed this website for my local club. I went to Bravenet(mistake1), but later to Bluehost(lesson1)

As you can see, the websites is voile, makes you throw up, and even those with glasses can't see it. Bad Use of colors, etc.

But with the help of the D/Talk community, I learned from my mistakes.I am planning a full re-design when the club calm down for the winter time.

My Advice would be to go to Bluehost.com, buy the package, toddle arouns with it, and you can (re)design as you learn. This what has helped me turn into an expert.

remember: Practice make Perfect!

[Scott]

Originally Posted by NevF

This what has helped me turn into an expert

ahhhh kids

[pgo]

Expert at 14. Incredible.

When I was 14, I was an expert paperboy. And quite good at playing Magic: The Gathering back when it first came out. And I was damned good at Warcraft 2. God, I was such a dork, but those were the days.

No, that requires a certain degree of pretensiousness

It's true. Maybe not pretension, but definitely elitism.

[ryanarts]

Originally Posted by NevF

This what has helped me turn into an expert.

You what??? Maybe in about...hmmm...a million years?

[Dusteh]

I'm no expert and I've been doing it for 6 years. Think I should stick to the 3D modelling.