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by Daub 2y ago
Where does this come from? The Torah I first assumed, but then I say mention of thebtarot.
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by Daub 2y ago
This is, at core, a demonstration of the complex dimensionality of color. Yellow is not lighter than blue, though I can understand why you say this. In the hue, saturation and lightness (hsl) understanding of color, hue terms such as Blue&#
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by Daub 2y ago
Well... I would say that you are half right. The whole notion of primary/secondary is very dependent on application, so your primary set would depend on your intended use. Psychology recognizes six primaries: red, green, blue, yellow,
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by Daub 2y ago
> * A purple-inclined red (crimson) and an orange-inclined red (scarlet) > * A green-inclined yellow (practically speaking, "spring green") and an orange-inclined yellow ("yellow") > * A purple-inclined blue (ul
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by Daub 2y ago
> The way traditional artists think and thought about colors is definitely not in the shape of color wheels. Slightly disagree. I find that knowing the location of the pigments on the rtyb wheel is a very useful skill. A color too satura
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by Daub 2y ago
In my experience, artists have a very fuzzy understanding of color, even those who use it wonderfully. At art school we were taught 'color theory', almost all of which was hand-wavey fluff. > instead of thinking in primary col
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by Daub 2y ago
The article was clearly written by an enthusiast, but is a bit muddled. I see nothing in what he has written that supports the idea that Color Wheels are wrong. Color wheels are, in essence, highly abstracted slices across the equator of a
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by Daub 2y ago
Agreed. RIP Blackberry and also Palm, who tried and failed to introduce new OSs.
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by Daub 2y ago
In some areas affinity photo exeed PS. It's native support for EXRs is incredible. In PS, EXRs are opened once, following which they are vanilla PS files. In AP, the ability to access the full dynamic range of an EXR is preserved to a
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by Daub 2y ago
> Writing helps refine your thoughts. Very true. Indeed I would go further and say that unless you are capable of expressing your thoughts as words, then those thoughts will have no more substance than steam. I thought I was a clear thin
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by Daub 2y ago
I had a friend who had tinnitus from repeated exposure to explosions in the army. To combat his tinnitus he developed the habit of talking incessantly and at home would always have music playing. Sounds kinda funny but I could tell that it
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by Daub 2y ago
Many thanks! Book marking now,
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by Daub 2y ago
The super high resolution photos are taken with a special rig. Details: https://www.dpreview.com/news/1947958268/google-art-camera-u... From what I recal, the software used for stitching is more like Excel than Ph
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by Daub 2y ago
In my opinion, it's usability has decreased over the years. Predictably this is a result of Google adding new features like pre-curated collections.
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by Daub 2y ago
I use this feature in my painting class all the time. The ability to zoom in so close to a painting is incredible. In many ways, it offers a better learning experience for a young painter than seeing the paintings in real life.
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by Daub 2y ago
This link might help... https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2854146 The linked pdf has lots of details.
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by Daub 2y ago
You all probably know this, but the way that a cursor changes to an icon of a hand when hovering over a link was directly inspired by HyperCard. In many ways a browser is a development of a Hypercard stack.
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by Daub 2y ago
Beer bottles to make rounded corners? Brilliant!
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by Daub 2y ago
In the original Cinderella, the slipper was made of fur, not glass. Still now, fur slipper is slang for... Well, you know.
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by Daub 2y ago
I live in urban Vietnam. However, my visual imagination is derived heavily from paintings, particularly those of the romantic era (eg the Hudson river school). The promt suggest something very asymmetrical, which is anathema to the romantic
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by Daub 2y ago
Yeh... I can now see that. Thanks. Context is everything. Though I paint landscapes, I rarely stray outside the city. hence my knowledge of landscapes is mostly from paintings, not real life. The scene you describe is difficult to find in t
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by Daub 2y ago
> If somebody told me "image you are walking a winding path. To your right there is a wood, to your left there is a mountain". As someone who paints landscapes, I have a huge amount of trouble with this prompt. I am trying to c
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by Daub 2y ago
Perhaps you just think you are loosing.
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by Daub 2y ago
I'm ashamed to say that I have not heard of R3DS Wrap. It does not seem to re-mesh as such. Rather it seems to 'wrap' an existing mesh around your raw mesh. It also manages the baking, which is sweet. This seems like a valid
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by Daub 2y ago
Instant Meshes is pretty good. We have it installed in all our labs. The results you share seem fine for the purpose. In our experience, Quad Remesher is the best. It certainly helps that QR sits inside of Blender as an add on (unlike Insta
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by Daub 2y ago
In my experience depending on the model, it can be between hard and very hard. Blenders remesh will produce something reasonable but with a gazillion polygons. Guided approaches are a lot better but are labour intensive as the user is effec
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by Daub 2y ago
This looks interesting. The results look reasonable. Thanks.
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by Daub 2y ago
> if gen3D is going to be a thing then they need to listen to the people actually doing 3D work, not just chasing benchmarks invented by other gen3D researchers. Completely agree. I used to take an interest in reserach into non photoreal
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by Daub 2y ago
As someone who teaches 3D, a 'high quality' model would need to have clean topology: all quads which flow around the form in a predictable and rational manner. From this, I would expect a clean texture map. I am fairly certain tha
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by Daub 2y ago
How amusing. The images he uses for bouba/kiki are non-standard. In fact, they were sourced from an educational rescource I made over ten years ago. So nice to see them again, though in retrospect it would have been better had I used

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