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Creating backgrounds and empty backdrops is a big, tedious part of crossover work. You don't want a character to roam around in the background when the focus should be on the character you actually want in the shot. Thankfully, AAE has this amazing effect called "Content-Aware Fill" that does a lot of the work for you. With some teamwork, you can make those backdrops faster!
content-aware shoe
white: “mens” / “womens” black: “mens” / “womens”
Are you ever gonna do more content-aware fill stuff? I loved it
Carl the Animator: “Ooh ooh can we can we can we?!”
Ted the Animator: “Gee, I don’t know, we covered it pretty well last time….”
Carl the Animator: “Pleeeeaaaase?”
Ted the Animator: “…if I say no, I’ll feel like I’m telling a 7-year-old he can’t have the puppy in the window.”
Carl the Animator: “Ha! Another win for piteous begging.”
Ted the Animator: “What first, boss?”
Carl the Animator: “Let’s start with this awesome chicken from a while back.”
Ted the Animator: “Perfect. Chickens in Scooby-Doo always look like they’re mildly bemused by everything around them.”
Carl the Animator: “Yeah, now do it do it do it!”
Ted the Animator: “Select around it in Photoshop… hit delete… approve content-aware fill… aaaaaaand…”
Carl the Animator: “BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA”
Ted the Animator: “That… wow. Instant modern art.”
Carl the Animator: “Ok, now my turn! Professor scientist dude from Cyber Chase!”
Ted the Animator: “Not even those 12 cubic meters of hair can protect him from the all-consuming wrath…”
Carl the Animator: “WHA!”
Ted the Animator: “…of content-aware fill.”
Carl the Animator: “Y’know, it can’t be very relaxing to float in an ethereal void of your own mustaches.”
Ted the Animator: “Now for somethin’ classic.”
Carl the Animator: “Ghoul-School-spider-hypnosis-headphones-Shaggy, comin’ up!”
Ted the Animator: “…oh dear.”
Carl the Animator: “Y’know, I’ve had dreams like that after eating Pad Thai.”
Ted the Animator: “I wanna see how it handles group scenes. Also, I’m selecting everything around them in chunks for science.”
Carl the Animator: “For science!”
Ted the Animator: “…ah. I guess it handles them like that, then.”
Carl the Animator: “With utmost beauty.”
Ted the Animator: “Well, there’s no topping this one, I guess.”
Carl the Animator: “One more. I have an idea.”
Ted the Animator: “…you plus ideas is not a good combination.”
Carl the Animator: “Just trust me on this.”
Ted the Animator: “Wait, why are you selecting around his tongu–”
Ted the Animator: “GAHHHHHHHH”
Carl the Animator: “It’s v–”
Ted the Animator: “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!?”
Carl the Animator: “Wonderful, wonderful things.”
Ted the Animator: “Scooby–… Scooby should not have a single eye in the middle of his forehead!”
Carl the Animator: “Polyphemus Scooby thinks he’s beautiful just the way he is, thank you very much.”
Ted the Animator: “And Shaggy! And their skin! And that tongue! And… and… and….”
Carl the Animator: “Some people just don’t understand art.”
Marble bust of a man (mid-1st century A.D.)
MMXVII - Bv__legum
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Mylara Lingeshwara Temple
