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I was reading some painting articles and I came across the term SE-NMM. I know what the NNM stands for, that's non-metalic-metal. But what does the SE mean?
So if someone could explain what is SE-NMM ?
Also is it hard to do?
Thanks
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Everyone check this out it's really cool:
http://www.blludog.com/
Like painting a horizon on a NMM surface to simulate the reflectiveness.
Difficult? That's relative...beyond my ability.
"drinking liqueur from endangered rain forest flowers cold-distilled over multicolored diamonds while playing croquet on robot elephants using asian swim suit models as living wickets... well, some hobbies are simply more appealing than others." -Sourclams
Try searching for his work online. Also, try Roman/Jarhead at Massive Voodoo.
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We can't help that american D&D is pretty much daily life for us (Aussies)
Walking to shops, "i'll take a short cut through this bush", random encounter! Lizard with no legs.....
I kid Since i avoid bushlands that is But we're not that bad... are we?
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