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i may have mislead you, but this is also good
to what bacon said - also maya has a free student version, if your not a student you can lie they wont know.
Starting with Blender today. Lets see how it goes!
I make Encounter Maps for Pathfinder and D&D! Check them out here: https://falleron.com/
https://80.lv/articles/desert-moebius-unity-5-modern-art-mixed-in-one-game/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=boosting&utm_term=lookalike
Moebius inspired game!! I hope so hard that shit makes it out of the gate.
very unique
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https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/bfs/6127798145.html
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pft that's for posterboard and t-shirts isn't it?
More for posters, large format printing and general flat stock stuff. I don't think anyone would use that for t-shirts.
Hell you could do a 2-up or 4-up on that depending on the size.
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Bet something's broken.
Considering they are like 20,000 new, I agree.
Could just be that its old and the size/weight of it make it worthless to them.
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Thanks for the recommendation!
I make Encounter Maps for Pathfinder and D&D! Check them out here: https://falleron.com/
How do I improve on that?
I also find that browsing Pinterest (and following the right people) leads to some REALLY cool costuming ideas that I never would've considered.
I always feel weird reposting my own shit, but I wrote a thing that may be relevant?
https://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/comment/35867836/#Comment_35867836
I'll back up ND on pinterest to. Since moving my reference online, I'm much, much more likely to pull it up and use it. I'm in the slow process of converting all my useless tumblr favs into organized, pinterest pins. It really helps me in random situations like "Oh I want to look at some clothes right now" or landscapes, or whatever, and it's a tailored folder of all the shit I'm into in that category.
Oh yea! I just thought of something! Browse the #OOTD tag in Instagram. It's people posting their Outfit Of The Day and it can be some good references for ideas.
On one hand, this is clearly a crazy person, on the other hand $50...
https://palmsprings.craigslist.org/for/6130395952.html
I'm going to get shot while they try to rob me for meth money won't I.
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Oh hey! I've been MIA for a bit so I just now saw this post. I did actually attend a Watts bootcamp workshop in January of this year! It was the "illustration boot camp" so it had a very different focus from the 8-day drawing workshop, which I have not attended. The workshop I went to was one week spent working on a single illustration with ongoing feedback from the instructors. The summer bootcamp I think is going to be just 8 days of working on lots and lots of figure drawing mostly.
So the first thing I'd say is that I agree with Bacon, you definitely don't need to worry about your skill level. After checking out your thread I can confidently say that i personally know some people who are attending Watts full time right now who are at an earlier stage in their drawing development than you. So that's not an issue whatsoever.
So here's how I see it. In one sense you will learn a lot from talking to the instructors and drawing with them for a week. In another sense, realistically there's only so much actual drawing skill development and learning that can happen in one week. BUT personally, I found it invaluable to sit down with the instructors, look at my work, talk about my goals, etc etc. They are really wonderful folks who will be eager to help give you a boost in the right direction. And you will hopefully take away lots of general information about your approach to drawing, how to think about achieving your long-term goals, mindset, that sort of thing.
It's kind of hard to say whether or not you should or shouldn't attend, since it really depends on your finances and ability to take a week away from whatever else you have going on. Ultimately, if you can afford it and don't mind the hassle of presumably traveling to CA then I say go for it. It's definitely a great experience, at least it was for me!
But yeah, as Bacon pointed out you can read my experience about attending the illustration workshop in my thread. And I'm happy to answer any other questions you might have!
This looks straight out of one of your art pieces! haha
I feel there has to be a social studies textbook in one of the more xenophobic middle America states that features this picture with the caption, "Europeans in their natural habitat."
It really depends on where in Palm Springs it is, but yeah...like I could probably post that on /r/notaserialkiller or something.
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Thanks for that. I'm trying not to value the bootcamp on cost. Its probably alright for me to drop three thousand dollars on something fun when I've spent ten times that on student loans in the past couple years.
Right now, I've got a seat reserved. I plan on going, as long as something at work or life doesn't crop up, and there's a little bit less than four more months to try and prepare for the bootcamp for maximum instruction.
Maybe more interested in morally dubious shapeshifters and stealing from gods? Try:
I cant remember if anything in this was NSFW but I would just assume so:
Looooove the colors on this one
Still hate Don Bluth's animation, though. Probably because All Dogs Go To Heaven scared the ever-living shit out of me as a preschooler.
Maybe more interested in morally dubious shapeshifters and stealing from gods? Try:
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Eventually I'll be sending it to a bunch of publishers and such, but the school will be publishing the first 30 pages online next month.
Oh god I need a youtube supercut of shitty doors.
@m3nace did you mean to put that post in the doodle thread?
I think Pilot Wings is like the pinnacle of my N64 nostalgia:
even looking as shitty as it does now, it has the chillest vibe.
That is a broad approach, are you just experimenting to figure out what suits you?
I mean, my familiarity with these things are really mostly a dabbler's interest - I've been playing around with whatever free editors I could get my hands on since back in the Quake 1/Unreal 1 days, way before I had an art career of any sort. I'm certainly no expert, and I know I don't have the time or interest to really get to a point where I'd be hired as a professional environment artist or tech artist or whatever. I can knock some geo and textures together and place some lights, which is enough for me, and it sounds like enough for what Enc has in mind.
Felix Colgrave is an Australian national treasure
And congrats Menace!