http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.11/virtual.html

jaydee

Ohh Kaya baby ... yeah!!

btw. is that the same Kaya from that french movie 'the prophecy'?

You know, I don't think so, this is a Brazillian girl, refreshing for her imperfections, saw her last year at an exhibition in London, was impressed by her lack of ... plasticness

Yeah, the Character in The Prophesy is called "Kaena"

Here's a link to Kaya, what a nice, well scrubbed student she is.

http://www.vetorzero.com.br/kaya/

jaydee

Yes, your right.

(This one looks very different, been a while since I've seen it, great movie, never the less.)


I remember I once wrote an essay about Idor and referenced to Kyoko Date (DK96)

Of course she looks outdated by now, but with an age of 8 years she is an very old lady in the digital world.

They don't have measurements, they have polycounts. That's classical geek.

Brilliant.

It's not the polycount, but the motion capture library that matters...
Here's a resource-filled place to remember where it all came from.

I just LOVE the head mounted display under Section 4.

BTW - The contest thing is old news.

I saw this is the free-on-the-train Metro newspaper this morning. At first i thought, that's sorta dull, but my second thought was, "is this disturbing? How pitiful will my mate Craig find this?" then i reflected that i had just that day bought a signed american hardcover of Idoru via ebay (and for a snip too) and realised that it was actually somewhat to be expected.

Newromancer

call me when she's sixteen