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Spooktober in VRChat

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yall better be just as outraged about this as you were about notre dame

actualaster

This is even WORSE.

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To elaborate why this is worse: Art and religion are all well and good. But information can be critical. When libraries burn, information can be lost forever. Because we photograph art. We have blueprints of the Cathedral. The Notre Dame cathedral did not burn to the ground, only the wooden structures did. The entire library and everything within is gone here. Another reason this is worse? It was DELIBERATE. It was bombed. Accidents like Notre Dame happen all the time. But bombings don’t have to happen. So yeah, if you cared about Notre Dame, logically you should care about this too,

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Kidding (2018)

This is called

Shaynas Sequence

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a lot of people are tagging this with “film” and “movies” or talking about the magic of moviemaking but i really want to point out that Kidding is a TV show.

i feel it’s important to make this distinction because there’s a common (sometimes subconscious) thought that TV is a lesser form of digital art compared to film, but television, especially recently, has been phenomenal and it deserves proper credit as a storytelling medium, as well as a craft just as capable of amazing work like this

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HOT FEET

Oh what??! Is this art?! Yeah I have been on here in a brick!

#my hero academy oc #my hero academia #boku no hero oc #boku no hero academia #digital art #my oc #hero oc

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Blue C6

ok i admit i g ot a little carried away and only did one tonight ahaha

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damn it turned the water into 90s anime water

i wanna know who spent a once-in-a-lifetime event to take this horrifying aesthetically-pleasing picture

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No it’s not. Panoramas like this are a painstaking, labor-intensive digital product, not made by just “rolling down a hill”.

This image, “Big Sur,” is part of a series called “Alterrnative Perspectives” by photographer Randy Scott Slavin. It is an example of stereographic projection.

“Slavin’s circular panoramic digital technique is a way of seeing only made possible through digital methods and is an orientation he masterfully devised after much experimentation. The time required to capture the images and then create the photographs, which can consist of hundreds of photos “stitched” together to create a single 360-degree image.” (Amy Frearson, Dezeen.com. 2 July 2012)