Douglas E. Graves, aka Deg

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Douglas E. Graves, aka Deg

Loving his work, John Eaves recruited his friend deg to create (build, design detail, and paint) all of his starship designs chosen for myouterspace.com. Deg has a life-long history as an accomplished and award-winning practical model builder, loving and building all manner of models for as long as he can remember. In 2004, deg took his love of model building and painting into the digital realm and has since accomplished the same level of excellence and advanced craftsmanship that he previously rose to as a practical model builder and painter.

Deg is widely known for creating challenging and/or difficult-to-build models, both science-fiction and real-life based, of exceptional detail, construction, and realism. He is admired for both his attention to detail and speed, as well as his advanced and innovative modeling and UV'ing techniques. This followed quickly by his tuned and honed finishing ability to digitally paint his meshes at the equivalent level of refined expertise. In addition, being a practiced, accomplished, and award-winning artist working in many traditional artistic mediums his whole life, deg's digital lighting, knack for recreating photo-realism, and overall composition skills are fully engaged within the digital realm as well. deg is a freelance model builder/painter with a career goal of serving the film and television industry. More of his masterful work can be seen on his website at: www.deg3D.biz Douglas

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Ultrapaul said:

	... Hey, I recognize that workspace. Of course you used modo for the starships, right Deg?
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October 06, 2010
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deg3D said:

	... Thanks, dude!
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August 07, 2010
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gsbufo47 said:

	... Love the decor of your office, similar to mine.
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July 28, 2010
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