when u draw something you thought youâd fuck up on but it turns out a lot nicer than expected
this is a positive post, do not be negative and tell yourself you can draw and you will get better as time goes on!!!Â
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when u draw something you thought youâd fuck up on but it turns out a lot nicer than expected
this is a positive post, do not be negative and tell yourself you can draw and you will get better as time goes on!!!Â
Froggies so fat they have their own gravitational fields.
Sometimes it blows my mind that there are people that donât wear glasses/contacts. Like they can literally see with no aid. Like they wake up and just be out here seeing. What a wild concept.
And people say stuff like âlol donât you hate it when you look up in the middle of the night and see a spider on your ceilingâ like bitch (!!) i could have Nicholas II last czar of Russia hangin from my ceiling fan and i would be none the wiser
the role of the person in the passenger seat is not only navigator but secretary as well. you have to type up the drivers messages to random ladies on facebook about cbd cream & google whether that billy joel song was the theme song for that show or not
you also have to provide a henchmans disdainful scowl at whoever the driver is flipping off in the target parking lot
and to feed them french fries like they're a horse eating carrots
if you want me to consume a new media you MUST catch me at the exact moment when the stars are aligned and the air pressure is equal to the current degree of the sunâs peak against the horizon and all the cosmic energies are perfectly unified (aka my old interest is fading out) or i will nod and say âim adding that to my list!â Knowing theres no chance i will check it out
âunless its a book!â âunless you tell me it has gay people in it!â âthis but only for live action showsâ âtheres a good chance iâll get to it eventuallyâ no wrong this post is not for you this post is ONLY for bitches who could have a treasured friend recommend them something that sounds grown in a lab to be your personal catnip and, with no choice in the matter, immediately know it will never be the right time to watch/read/listen to it
In the wake of a string of visual effects disasters, such as âCatsâ, âThe Call of the Wildâ and âDolittleâ, Bessie Yuill investigates the highly skilled, over-worked life of a VFX artist
When the first trailer was released in April, Sonicâs eerily human teeth and unsettlingly muscular legs prompted a merciless Twitter backlash. Director Jeff Fowler promised to make drastic changes to the CGI design, creating the hashtag #gottafixfast, and the filmâs release was pushed back. Fowler tweeted in May, âTaking a little more time to make Sonic just right. #novfxartistswereharmedinthemakingofthismovie.â
Behind the scenes, however, animators at Moving Picture Company Vancouver were reportedly working 17-hour days and weekends to get the redesign done in time. And then, on 12 December, the studio division announced that it was closing. Around 80 employees, who had also worked on The Lion King and The Call of the Wild, were left jobless, as the company allegedly cited tax incentives elsewhere as the reason.
A pattern seems to emerge here. When something in the design goes wrong, creating a furry Lovecraftian horror who repulses the human eye, all the blame lands on the VFX. And when something goes right (like Sonicâs cuddlier redesign) the team sees no reward, not even job security. Even Rhythm & Hues, the team that won an Oscar for Life of Pi, was forced to file for bankruptcy after the film came out.
Joe Pavlo, Chair of the Animation and VFX Union branch at BECTU, has worked in visual effects for decades. Those who work in post production are âmuch more vulnerable than almost any other industryâ, he tells me. âNo one has job security, not even the higher-ups. No one knows where theyâre working next year, or three months from now. The industry is in a race to the bottom â everything has to be done quicker and cheaper than the last project. And weâre treated as a disposable short-term workforce.â
When I ask Pavlo what the way forward is for VFX, his reply is firm. âOrganising the workforce. Unions are the only thing that will benefit employees and employers, and prevent this kind of race to the bottom.â
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JANE AUSTEN DID NOT SAY "I CAN FIX HIM BUT HE SHOULD FIX HIMSELF" SHE SAID "NO ONE IS FIXING ANYONE ELSE. A REAL LOVE IS NOT ONLY THE RESULT OF EACH PARTY EXPERIENCING GROWTH BUT THE BEGINNING OF AN INFINITE POSITIVE FEEDBACK LOOP OF SELF-BETTERMENT. LOVE IS LIKE PUTTING A CANDLE IN FRONT OF A MIRROR; THE LIGHT REFRACTS EVERYWHERE"
What if during the finale Eleanor had been like âTHIS is the bad placeâ and Michael just stared at her completely baffled just like âshit Eleanor I know everythingâs not going great but Iâm doing my best???â
this is literally the best good place post anyone has ever made
A sudden, terrifying thought
When you see an animal with its eyes set to the front, like wolves, or humans, thatâs usually a predator animal.
If you see an animal with its eyes set farther back, thoughâto the sideâthat animal is prey.
Now look at this dragon.
See those eyes?
Theyâre to the SIDE.
This raises an interestingâand terrifyingâquestion.
What in the name of Lovecraft led evolution to consider DRAGONSâŠ
As PREY?
I know this isnât part of my blogs theme but like this is interesting
i know this isnât part of my blogs theme but like this is interesting
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The eyes-in-the-front thing (usually) only applies to mammals. Crocodiles, arguably the inspiration for dragons, have eyes that look to the sides despite being a predator.
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This isnât a mammalian thing. When people talk about âeyes on the frontâ or âeyes on the side,â theyâre really talking about binocular vision vs monocular vision. Binocular vision is more advantageous for predators because itâs what gives you depth perception; i.e, the distance you need to leap, lunge, or swipe to take out the fast-moving thing in front of you. Any animal that can position its eyes in a way that it has overlapping fields of vision has binocular vision. That includes a lot of predatory reptiles, including komodo dragons, monitor lizards, and chameleons.
(The eyes-in-front = predator / eyes-on-sides = prey thing holds true far more regularly for birds than it does for mammals. Consider owls, hawks, and falcons vs parrots, sparrows, and doves.)
But itâs not like binocular vision is inherently âbetterâ than monocular vision. Itâs a trade-off: you get better at leap-strike-kill, but your field of vision is commensurately restricted, meaning you see less stuff. Sometimes, the evolutionary benefit of binocular vision just doesnât outweigh the benefit of seeing the other guy coming. Very few forms of aquatic life have binocular vision unless they have eye stalks, predator or not, because if you live underwater, the threat could be coming from literally any direction, so you want as wide a field of view as you can get. If you see a predator working monocular vision, itâs a pretty safe assumption that there is something else out there dangerous enough that their survival is aided more by knowing where it is than reliably getting food inside their mouths.
For example, if you are a crocodile, there is a decent chance that a hippo will cruise up your shit and bite you in half. Iâd say that makes monocular vision worthwhile.
Which brings us back to OPâs point. Why would dragon evolution favor field of view over depth perception?
A lot of the stories Iâve read painted the biggest threats to dragons (until knights with little shiny sticks came along) as other dragons. Dragons fight each other, dragons have wars. And like fish, a dragon would need to worry about another dragon coming in from any angle. Thatâs a major point in favor of monocular vision. Moreover, you donât need depth perception in order to hunt if you can breathe fucking fire. A flamethrower is not a precision weapon. If you can torch everything in front of you, who cares if your prey is 5 feet away or 20? Burn it all and sift among the rubble for meat once everything stops moving.
Really, why would dragons have eyes on the front of their heads? Seems like theyâve got the right idea to me.
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What was your obscure chatroom/forum that you used before social media? Donât say Gaia Online or Club Penguin. Iâm talking obscure.
As a transgender man who is going to be having a baby, I am so glad that by technicality my child will be able to fulfil the prophecy and defeat Macbeth.
To be on the safe side, get a C-section? Macbeth really needs defeating.
Ironically I do have to have a C-section due to a hip problem I have. So itâs double accurate.
I like how this post implies that Macbeth is still out there, most likely terrorizing people, and no one has been able to stop him
"Cut everything that doesn't advance the plot" no. I'm gonna write more stuff that doesn't advance the plot
Speedrunning should be for video games, not stories.
idk if any young person needs to hear this but when you work at a job you absolutely can google anything you donât know or ask someone for help. school has you conditioned to think you have to have everything memorized all the time but let me tell you. I am dumb as shit and I am great at my job because itâs not a test, itâs just work. the more resources you utilize the better.
Iâm serious about this, I got out of school and thought life would be like a test where I had to have everything memorized and be smart all the time and then I got into the work force and was like. Oh everyone is stupid and google exists ok cool
i don't think the hulk exists due to gamma radiation. i think getting 7 PhDs just does that to you