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by Daub 4y ago
My experience of this is a bit thin… but I can share what I know. Printing requires that a resist is applied onto a plate, onto which the ink is applied. The function of the resist is to accept or reject the ink. This plate is then pressed
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He used photo ref heavily. His photos were very carefully taken. He was also very wise in how he used these photos: what to exclude/include. I use him a lot when I talk about reference to my illustration students: https://ar
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Correct. Cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) is in fact a derivative of the painter’s color space red, yellow, blue (RYB). But the article is right in that printing technologies heralded a dam burst of classic illustrators: the so called
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Owner/user of Classic British ascent and former drama student. When I was taught elocution, we were told to begin and end each word distinctly to the following/preceding words. This impacts positively of the 'readability&#x27
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I have a classic British accent. When I started teaching in foreign universities, I found that in meetings people would stop and listen to what I was saying… even defer to me. In the UK, I was just another Brit, is a sea of Brits, and thusl
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I use those methods as well, but nothing seems to beat printing. One thing I like is the ability to write notes directly on the paper using a pen. I have a Wacom Cintiq, so I could conceivably do the same tHing digitaly, but it isn’t the sa
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For me, a printer is vital when proofing checking important documents. Documents may read fine on the screen, but the moment you print them out all those nastily little errors become more apparent.
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We use this all the time when creating course learning outcomes. Usually a course features around three such CLOs, with each assignment directed towards at least two of them. I’m not always sure how effectively CLOs correspond to the realit
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Overall, those who cheat are lazy by nature, and therefore easy to catch. I teach art and design. Now is grading season and it is maddeningly easy to catch students who plagiarize. Like shooting fish in a barrel. The contract cheating is an
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> - Seriously, that is a godsend if you are presenting a lot and have a two+ monitor setup - have the presentation up on one, still see your participants on the other one. For me, apps that spit out windows became a PITA when you have ma
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> I think it could be sane in such a way that you dont send something by accident I understand that. However, the way they implemented it was clumsy. See my comments below. For this, this is a serios time-waster. Every day I have to remi
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Maybe. But in teaching, the bulk of users expect Facebook-normal behavior. Dropping a file in a FB chat places it into the chat box but does not upload. Placing it into a Teams chat box will upload the file and give the impression that the
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by Daub 4y ago
I teach visual effects and digital art. I am used to the madly compLex interfaces (Maya, Blender, Nuke etc). I have no fear of such software. But I am completely defeated by Teams. - Why two windows when you are in a meeting? The second win
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Does anyone else get the feeling when reading political history, that you are really reading a science fiction?
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Very exciting work. However, currently I would not yet make it part of my workflow as it does not output normal and roughness maps. However, I see that those are listed in 'Future Directions'.
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Here in Vietnam the smallest note in 100vnd (around 40 cents). The number of zeros in VN currency can be confusing. The largest is 500,000. In shops tills, the per-item value is larger than the total because there is not enough room to disp
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It's a delicacy in my home town. (typo fixed)
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There is an interesting footnote to the story. One of the team members, Nils Strindberg, was an early believer in cremation, and belonged to a cremation club. When his body was found, he was cremated according to his will. In his absence, h
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by Daub 4y ago
I regret that I have but one upvote to give.
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Top tip: Show the options to reveal which colors are being cycled. Beautiful.
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Well... I was speaking from the point of view of art as it was made before photography. Though we use the term `art' to describe both that which came before and after photography, functionally they are different. The same can be said o
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> fixed toothless non-smiles The painted smile was an unconvincing thing (with the exception of some of Franz Hal's paintings). It was photography which (eventually) showed us what they really looked like.
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From the article: > Photography Liberated Art Well, yes and no. But (IMHO) mostly no. Certainly it impacted art to the point where art was obliged to redefine its very function, but I am not sure I would call this a liberation. My first
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If you look closely at the Blender file in the example, you will see that some geometry elements in the Outliner feature a small icon that looks like a chain. This signifies that it is referencing (linking in Blender parlance) that geometry
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by Daub 4y ago
Love Blender, but in my experience, the biggest advantage that 3DS Max has over Blender is its ability to handle massive scenes. In VFX, especially those involving explosions, dust, crowds and suchlike, this can be a deal breaker.
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Glad to speak with someone of your experience! Certainly when I first started teaching 3D, we had to choose between Blinn, Phuongs, Lamberts and suchlike. Different objects would be assigned different shaders. That alone made workflows tric
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Jessermeyers link (below) is a good one. My own teaching is a bit more application specific. Here is the material I wrote for Blenders BSDF shader… https://rmit.instructure.com/courses/87565/pages/blender-the.
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Teacher of 3D modeling and VFX here. The principled shader workflow has made our lives a lot easier. We can now fairly guarantee consistency of appearance from one app to another. Still unsure of the technical details in the paper, but the
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Don’t think so. A filter can blur, and in theory can also unblur. But in practice, cannot. Reminds me of this disturbing case… https://www.minnpost.com/politics-policy/2007/11/you-can-swi...
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This might not work so well if the layer was too dark or light. Best to average the layer lightness to mid grey using curves. The reason: Everything in the Oberlay family is a contrast effect. The darks act to darken, the lights act to ligh

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