Hand-drawn meme of guy in armour fallen over next to can of spilled red colour, looking up in distress at looming shadow of person
Sure, I'll make sure to be very intentful about all my future red usage.... oh no, I spilled it all!
I've got nothing at hand, but should be rather easy to figure out: populate a scene with 10000 blades of grass or something, create a duplicate of that scene with alternative blades of grass with a closer cutout, see if it performs better.
I mean, with cutout you don't pay the performance impact of overdraw, since you will be writing to the z-buffer, but you will still be paying the cost of alpha-testing for every single transparent pixel that will be discarded, no?
There still seems to be a lot of unnecessary transparency around the vegetation cutouts that could be avoided by cutting closer to the plants - is there a specific reason you are leaving this much room around the leaves?
Learning how to properly plan out assets on a grid for easy snapping/recombination.
Gaussian splat reconstruction of medieval Bavarian knight's armour. #Medieval #Armour #GaussianSplatting #Reference #3dScan
Constructive criticism/a helpful tip: when studying proportions, it's sometimes hard to get the angles of limbs right when studying poses. What I found to be really helpful is to not just look at the proportions of the character itself, but also the negative space surrounding them.
🌼{The Chamomile wyrm; a wyrm, created from mutated plants. Neutral and harmless! Eats everything that it under it using jaws located along the entire line of the abdomen and chest. Enjoys eating carrion. Leaves behind strips of barren land, consuming all vegetation.
sketch adopt! open on my th~
Have all of your friends been enthralled by the "Fish!" world, and do nothing but fish in that world all day?
Join GK's "Not a normal fishing event", Thursday 26th March at 20:00 CET!! More info at Discord.gg/PixelSync 🎣
#VRChat #Group #Event
A fineliner illustration of a pomegranate on a sticky note with a mspaint design, a second sticky note with the doodle of a disapproving looking anime girl in the background
Pomegranate #doodle
A badly photoshopped collage of stock images, recreating the illustration of a rat running with a raspberry in its mouth. A "DLSS 5 On" logo is placed in the bottom left corner, mocking the recently released AI upscaling technology
DLSS 5 On:
(No AI was used in the creation of this shitpost, but stock photos by Nikolett Emmert, Chris F, Denitsa Kireva, Lera Mk, Bridgette Lynn, lil artsy, James Frid, Pixabay, AS Photography, Mathias Reding and Eva Bronzini, all sourced from pexels)
The 1st iteration of HireHumanArtists.com is here. It's currently just a spreadsheet directory of visual artists who've pledged to never use AI in their works. Use the pre-made filters to find what you want or make your own. Please share with authors & anyone else looking for art!
Photo of a squirrel standing menancingly
Photo of a muscular squirrel flexing its arms
Chocolate cake done with acrylic markers. More art from Yammy Friday!
Video of painting www.youtube.com/shorts/imyze...
#acrylicmarkers #anime #foodart #manga #cute #traditionalart #sketch #draw #drawing
Sometimes I see avatars using 4k/8k textures to add ultra-high details (textile, skin, leather), but it's rarely needed.
So, here's a short thread about Secondary Maps/Details mask, which most shaders support (even Unity Standard).
Example: 8192px NM | 256px tiled NM
#VRChat
LOGGING ON
The theme for this piece hope of future and I got inspired by Saimaa ringed seal. The piece was made with this beautiful Ink-Crimson Palette by @inkpendude.bsky.social. This was a challenge but it was super fun to work with the limitations of the palette ^-^
#aseprite #pixelart #seals
"Bunny Blender" 2 hour Blender challenge over in the Pixel Patches community.
Theme for the challenge: Festival
#Blender #3dArt #Render #PixelPatches
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🔖 #thevoidstrinkets #illustration
SOMEONE SCUPTED A LOW POLY MODEL AND IT MAKES ME SOUL BLEED 😭
116.2k VERTS?!
That sounds incredibly fascinating, but is also something my poor brain has trouble wrapping its smooth surface around. Could you explain that in a bit more detail if possible? Or throw a link to some article/paper if this approach was inspired by something.
Jesus said "love thy nearest neighbor" and that's why as a good Christian I'll never use linear filtering
sketchbook spread with ink drawings. On the left, a rocky landscape. On the right, gentle waves on a beach
keep going
Séraphine Artemisia Camille de' Rossi, OC from my currently ongoing quest "Move fast and break things": forums.spacebattles.com/threads/move... #OCart #digitalpainting
Well, even if you didn't get what you wanted out of it, it's still pretty cool - definitely an unusual & challenging choice of perspective
For a second I thought this was just a shitpost with a flipped image, nothing changed.
