The C128 was a great system. I never did get one, though I thought about it a few times. I ran a BBS on my C64 with multiple floppy drives and a 1200 baud modem back in the 1990s (and my 1200 baud modem was faster than my friends' 300! LOL). I miss those days. Also had a BBS on my Amiga for a few years before the internet.
I also had a C64 before the C128D (I always have it, in my cellar). Before I tried Vic 20, Oric Atmos and ZX Spectrum.
Thank you very much, honestly I didn't touch the skin on this character, it's more the lighting positioning that emphasize the details. This scene took me 3x more time to light than to pose the characters. I'm sure that like all the artists here, you will only get better with practice and advice on this forum and elsewhere.
You guys are bringing back some memories. My first personal computer was a Z80 system with a Wyse terminal and 8" floppy disks. Moved from that to an Osborne 1. Got an Atari 400, then an Atari 800. Had a VIC 20 for a tiny bit. The original Macintosh then moved into the PC world, A few 80186 Dell's, and 80286 HP, 1st,3rd,6th,7th gen Intel Core. Then Ryzen and haven't looked back. 1700X, 2700X, 5950X. Waiting to see what AMD does with Zen 5 as I am skipping the current gen.
Yuppers, still using AMD Ryzen myself. Been using AMD a long time as you could always easily overclock them.
