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One of the skills of his previous life was an ability to pick up just enough about anything to sound like an expert, at least to nonexperts.
Terry Pratchett, Going Postal
Post Artcamp - Exterior environment
This time I wrapped up and tested fully what I learned so far in the environment creation in 3D.
I did this picture full CGI with MP sky and just comp and grading on top but it’s not overpainted the way as the previous keyframes are.
For the next I am going to work on the interior, also fully in 3D.
Izakaya Bottakuri (Ep 4)
A generalist is a knife that can cut through anything. A specialist is a knife that can something specific.
A generalist knife can cut anything but may take several cuts. A specialist knife can cut one thing but it only take one cut.
If there's someone who has really been inspiring me to be whoever I want to be, it has definitely been Donald Glover. I've been watching pretty much every video essay about him at this point, it's literally the same story every time but told from a different perspective and inspiring me when I need it the most :)
The generalist becomes more powerful when they develop a specialty where they can apply their broad insight. The specialist becomes more powerful when they develop a broader surface area of knowledge to connect with their expertise. Which side are you favoring right now? Would you benefit from a broader area to apply your already honed skills? Or do you need deeper skills to unlock your general knowledge?
James Clear
FLOATING VILLAGE
by Husam Minawi 2018/ 2022