Sculptris exports and imports to the .obj format, which is virtually a universal format. With that you can take what you made into say, Blender and then work on it from there, or export it to a different format so you can use it in Shapeways (if I remember correctly, I had luck with .stl).

@dragonskin: Hey, happy birthday!

@unicorn_taste_good: Now that you're done, back to Conservapedia with ye.

Maybe I'll be staying with T-Mobile after all.

Yeah, it's not that surprising after the lackluster response from the majority of people. Still sucks.

@Reddlemagne: We need to talk.

@dave_t: Opposed to the massive ENHANCED BY JESUS DIAZ when he sharpens some pixels in Photoshop. But it doesn't really matter, the name and link to the portfolio is at the bottom, so it's all cool.

You wrote great articles, we'll miss you. Good luck with your projects :D

That bread recipe is amazing. People absolutely adore it, and if you make it, be prepared to have them ask you to make more and bring more to work/school.

I like the addition of the #choochoo and #thebigenginethatdid tags.

@Dession: *heart click*

Damn, great job everyone!

@iamjames: Man, we need to get you a pair of Sennheisers, if not Grado or Audio Technica...

Excellent article! This is the kind of post that I look forward to reading.

@Lord_Data: Yes.

@Ja_mestheGreat: Me too!

Can someone link to the torrent please?

@justagigilo85: Happy cereal!

@Frisbee: Sweet, happy birthday!

@Jimmy From The Block: I've played it, but I couldn't get very involved. I liked the ASCII art though.