He is the creator of Pixar :)
If any of you are interested, just try to find a youtube documentary about Ed Catmull, it's fascinating how 3D was on the edge if this guy didn't push forward

Yes, we see the cursor :D

+1 @Sinnay
Always good to be a bit versatil, because being too specialised may lead you to end with a lot of mistakes technicaly wise

First in, last out. :D

It's an order of operations.

Is there a way to set up a shortcut other than ctl + tab to switch between vet, face, edge. Like middle mouse to toggle through those selections?

To add to what you are saying, I also think that even if you are a 3d sculptor you still need to learn polygon modeling if you try any kind of retopology

I was thinking the same thing "Nature doesn't built in straight lines" form Prometheus

From Prometheus, "Nature abhors straight lines."

And everyone said Meta Balls, didn't know what they were talking about

For the longest time I called them Meat Balls

Kent even has a rock sculpting tutorial that may be a part of next week :D

Yep, rock is a very comon a fun exercise to be done with sculpting

Would rocks be better in sculpting?

Yes, Ed Catmull :)

Tables, cups, furniture,

Edwin catmull right?

theluthier I always tell people I use geometry all the time :D

He's more behind the scenes these days :D

Thanks J