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shahar2k
4y ago
considering these guys made the humble bundle in between bouts of making this game... (plus a bunch of other projects I personally love)
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one of my favorite art exercises in school when I was first learning to paint with physical paints, we took a canvas, covered it in roughly 1 inch grid lines and then had to left to right top to bottom paint a scene by first mixing the corr
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hoestly that's an real disservice to how hard it would be even to paint something from a projected image, this is the same kind of reductive judgement digital artists get today about making their art, I'd challenge anyone to try a
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they are gross if you consider just the deformity and references (I've had to design character looking at all SORT of deformations and diseases) but also each has their own "dignity" if you want to see pure grossness like the
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5y ago
a slightly off topic question from a novice with some messy off roading experience... is there a decent, efficient, smaller off road capable car? my current level of experience is driving through deepish (several inches) snow in chains and
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5y ago
knew Freya's video would show up on this post! her work is pretty fantastic, lots of great bits on shaders as well!
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they did mention they appear to be of widely varying sizes... I imagine if the holes were meant for specific coins they'd all have matching sizes... I like the idea that the ratio between the incoming and outgoing holes allow you to ge
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5y ago
you know an odd realization I've had lately is that "discoverability" is a two edged sword, communities with their unique flavor built over time are great, however there comes a time when some place (in online or meat space)
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this is fun stuff, my uncle did quite a bit of development on micro cameras he worked on and made quite a bit on the patent for the first ingestible pill camera, and had some even smaller cameras for other medical devices that were even sma
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I think you're mis-reading the situation the rotation of each individual shape isnt destructive (been following the author's work for a while, this is a vector based solution) what he's talking about is rotating multiple node
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as someone who works with vector drawings often I would say that's unintuitive simply because the selection highlights are usually rectangular... there are many cases (lets say 3 objects in a triangle) where if you show a rectangular s
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the entire film industry is "temporary contractors" visual effects most guilty of that among the various departments. (I work in a section of the industry) I've worked with some of weta's toolset on the avatar sequels an
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I've yet to play it, intend to eventually but also, my first job out of school I worked with the lead artist on this project, one of my favorite most pleasant (and talented) people I have ever known.
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5y ago
so if we're talking about raising capital, as well as capital returns, and capital markets and then I ask so what's the capital of france?....
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as a 3d artist, every time I work on a new piece, there's a long painful time where I KNOW it could look good, and it looks like crap. and things will continue to look like crap, as I flounder around adding shapes here, forms there wha
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I had a friend's growing up who would do this as a trick... Didn't know it was a big deal! I can move my nose in 4 ways and both ears independently? Does that count?
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5y ago
I use parsec at home to run a gaming machine in a gaming room... and use the same machine as an art creation machine in another room, parsec is one of the few solutions that plays well with pressure and stylus, custom resolutions and even 1
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what's the name of the book?
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5y ago
audio dithering?
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5y ago
how many of those 10k people really have the awareness required to put that kind of data invasion in context and perspective? I think the reaction to large issues like climate change, tells you exactly all you need about people's abili
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btw if you ever run into someone who uses the hebrew version of Jacob.... I'd go with Ya'Qov , the hard B sound at the end and the softer V sound are the same letter in hebrew but I've basically never encountered anyone who u
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yup! two of the three phonemes in my name just plain old dont exist in English so depending on how amused I'm feeling I either say the English version, english + explanation, or if I'm bored I simply say it in hebrew and walk away
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the synthetic lighting method was actually used in some of the Half life 2 episodes in a kind of Normal maps ++ method (basically normal maps with built in internal shadowing) I wonder if valve still uses it, as they mentioned actually crea
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I highly recommend you give something like Nomad Sculpt a try if you have a chance on an ipad pro (or android with a pen like the samsung tab series) It's easily just as if not more responsive than zbrush and the features as well as pe
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having grown up in Nesher myself... makes me wonder how many degrees apart we are (not that either name is all that uncommon)
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every time I think about walking into these kinds of conversations ... I realize that I would much rather not have mud on my shoes There's a concept in anthropology called the paradox of the periphery, where people who are farther from
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I'm not a geologist, but at least in terms of the geography Israel is a chokepoint between africa and the landmasses north of it if you are on foot. It's why historically it was such a trade hub in the ancient world(not to mention
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yeah and that's what is behind the idea that some "different" dinosaur species (aka birds) are actually juvanile / adult versions of the same species totally amazing that insects basically rearrange themselves on near ce
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I thought a big part of that was that birds have big variation between juveniles and adults, something that mammalians have less of... (let alone primates) Looking at a time when multiple hominid groups lived in relative isolation over larg
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