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Thanks for the watch! 
Much appreciated!
Much appreciated!
thanks for +fav !
hi
right now i'm on the project of making a comic book, and i already post the 1st page in my gallery. it will be nice if you can visit and give me your opinion since i really need it
thanks
right now i'm on the project of making a comic book, and i already post the 1st page in my gallery. it will be nice if you can visit and give me your opinion since i really need it
thanks
sorry for the late response. I saw the comic but didnt see you posting this. hope my comment helped, it looks fine, the ink and color will be good on it.
thanks for your comment, it can help me to improve
hi man
have improve in your cad? you should try REVIT. it also easy to use, and better for 3D than CAD
have improve in your cad? you should try REVIT. it also easy to use, and better for 3D than CAD
hi
how is your CAD? what version do you use? CAD 2007?
right now i re-learn again ArchiCad. it have a similiar result as CAD, but slightly different command from CAD.
have u try it?
other than CAD, you can also try Revit.
how is your CAD? what version do you use? CAD 2007?
right now i re-learn again ArchiCad. it have a similiar result as CAD, but slightly different command from CAD.
have u try it?
other than CAD, you can also try Revit.