[melonramune]

2009-10-28

[venustapolis]

Art by Sung Hwa Kim (2020s)

[euritsua]

[joelpersels]

[pmamtraveller]

"(analog) parts of me" by takimunk

[nevver]

Hurry sundown, Maxi Magnano

[phlegmaphoto]

[applebookcat]

Shinzi Katoh Tote (2008)

[napsskai]

the knight's right hand

i swear i wanna draw ralsei more

[theprofessional-amateur]

link to bluesky post

[theprofessional-amateur]

In addition to how to turn various things, it includes:

Other useful AI Removal/Detection links

How to spot AI Hallucinations like a Reference Librarian (originally on Substack)

Library Freedom Project has a lot of handouts about AI on their Resources page

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Sung Hwa Kim - They Are Not Gone

[omenalehto]

june 2026

[geopsych]

July in the hills where I grew up

[shegs]

[kficc]

hand of god

[desk-drawerr]

Hai I like ur ducky guy!!! How do you render him so he's all pixely????

Compositing! the compositing tab in blender is really helpful for getting crazy effects or just making something look a little pixelly. I just use two scale nodes set to nearest and a pixelate. the first scale crunches the image down to a quarter of the size, the pixelate adds the pixel effect, and the second scale node brings it back up to the final render size. (i do it this way so the pixelate modifier doesn't make him look blurry)

compositing lets you do some really silly and crazy stuff without having to change anything in your scene.

nodes look and sound scary but when you get down to it it's just putting your render through a bunch of filters.

[kitajgorod]