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hot diggity, chow a comin. cheeseburger xtra fries. dee livery! grub delivery boys the real heroes of the front line.
I ordered a stone wall
wallpaper mural to hide my water damage and make a Tamriel style corner in my spare room
now gotta watch front window in case of porch pirates, fortunately it's big and I am mostly in that room on my PC
Tariel is nice countryside
was going fior an interior though inside
i think it's quite fetching
a long wait, finally got a consultation apt for cataract surgery. couple months might be rendering again
suxh a shame all thes weeks couldnt do much. collected new content,
not installed.
stressing over my bp not helping my bp dohh
did a bit of research on prison prisoner management.
the cornwall navy had a special paddle they used for discipline. supposedly some commander dude saw it in africa and thought it would be good for the rough boys sent from prison to the navy.
check the perimeter, good jargon?
commander, lord commander, lord high commander, where the chiefs and the captains fit in?
subdural hematoas
you know when you look under the hood
Carrara 8.5 is full of Post grey Squirrels
i tthink that came with last update, befoew was Valentina
oh mann my face agibg didnt think what it meant for my honeybunny rockstars
joehoney looks 90. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YBC3ZVo7R0&list=PL9tY0BWXOZFv7G2CZp_v2rD-YxoFek5mw&index=6
wanna close my eyes and live entirely in my mind with me and joe 30 years ago, too late for love
I know, all the ones that stayed pretty died young
rockers lead hard lives, party hard
his eyes look so hard and bitter
my heart feels ripped to shreds. love bites
wanna break out the pain killers?
think Jon BonJovi the only 80's hair rocker that kept his looks
metallica dont look to bad
afraid to look at my other honeybunny, Bruce from iron maiden
Poison's Bret Michaels not too bad
is a wig though, he is bald
yeah brett, i liked the talk dirty song
i caught up with my day job email, they ordered multicouplers from australia
i got no chocolate on hand,
no sugar, no salt, no caffeine, ans weed still illegal here
where in nsw should i go? need to find a friendly pub
that defines a 'tough day' by any standard
--ms
i cant think of 1 reason to not get wasted.
here i lie but still i roam yeah yeah
no DAZ software involved but damn I love this program Epic Games gave me
remember the hair you modelled a few yeas back, was just thinkin would make for a kewl metallica action hair
Metallica - Enter Sandman Live (Stranger in Moscow, Moscow Russia 1991) - YouTube
boy I am having a very "I am unhelpful because I know nothing" day here
saw this in another thread, now I want to replicate some volumetric clouds on an invisible cylinder or cone
no help to the poor DAZ studio user asking how
A popular Hollywood trick would be to make the cloud cyllinder a completely separate work of art - basically a still image. If it needs to move and evolve, use cartoon creation-like techniques to make the additional frames. Use the cloud elements that were used to 'paint' the cyllinder to put another layer over the lower portion of the figure after he or she was added in (composited).
Each layers lighting and glow, etc., can be manipulated individually, yet the final output can also recieve treatment.
Fusion is an amazing software to use for such things - and has been used for such things in many Hollywood motion pictures. I'm so glad that FifthElement turned me on to my now beloved Fusion!
I touch on a bit of that in that video I made, Introducing Rosie, though I'm not sure how apparent it is. Some of the individual clips of Rosie in action were rendered in a Carrara scene, others were composited over scenes that I've rendered separately. Every tiny clip in that video, however, has run through Fusion for one reason or another - more often many.
That video was my first actual dabble into making something real using Fusion and DaVinci Resolve. I needed to do that in order to move forward - and it worked. Once we start to understand what we can do with many individual elements, we start seeing more clearly how we can solve seemingly impossible tasks.
Yep. I think I was correct. Take a look at the cloud that covers the lower part of the cloak. The figure does not hold back any light on the cloud that should be in his shadow.
a pretty bass
which was the decade of 'woomp there it is"?
Moon Sugar
Such an adorable super hero!
Robert Rodriguez has a tutorial in the Digital Deluxe version of the movie on how he used a 3D printer and his own chocolate-making skills to make the chocolate that Alita falls in love with! So Cool!
They als have some wonderful clips of different stages of a given sequence. One with the actual actors with their real set combined with some green screen, then the animation phase where they bring in the digital Alita, but with prop hair, and the final render as seen in the movie.
This whole thing really inspired me to start using Filmmaker tools to help bring my project forward. I think this movie, along with my pals WendyLuvsCats, Garstor and evilproducer gently reminding me every few weeks that I have stuff to do! LOL
After watching the movie as many times as I have, looking for little things - inspiration, it's cool to see how they did her hair. It is constrained, that's for sure. I mean, some of the things she does would certainly put a lot of hair in her face, but that just doesn't happen - and it works better that way. The eyes are the important thing. Kinda like explosion sounds in space. Scientists say that there's no atmosphere in space to carry the sound waves, so there just wouldn't be any sound. Well thank goodness that filmmakers don't heed such boring information!
The shader/render work in this movie makes me somewhat jealous even though I was never going after total realism. The lighting and shading are just so spot-on!!!
How they studied how Rosa Salazar's muscles would fire in her face for every little thing that she did - talking or not, really make Alita a real being in this film. Little quirks that happen even when we don't think we're doing anything. That was the big advantage of finding Rosa: she's incredibly expressive. You'll see in Alita's face that so many things happen to a mouth before and after speech. Just thinking, chewing and then come the words or a taste of a delicious orange... So sweet!
she is cute, what movie?
i was looking up personal massagers on amazon. they make them with memory nows. lol what is there to remember?
and usb rechargeable