Brett Leeper @brettleeper@socel.net

@neauoire is this a render from what software too? I've been looking at the lovely singlw pixel aliasing in the final product, speculating but the procedural options for getting straight slopes.

@neauoire
My desire for monolithic Piranese-esque architectural spaces is being stroked just wonderfully.

@neauoire
I am reaaally grooving on this person's website. Becoming an autonomous web and linux citizen has been a goal of mine and therecs a lot of info and experience on that encased here, but also the format is something I intend to study for my own use, just useful and beautiful.

I'd still rather just be using bezier handles and editing keys, but this looks incredibly tolerable. https://www.blendernation.com/2019/10/07/grease-pencil-face-rig-test/

Seeking advice on where to put my computer desk(s) relative to the east window in new office, considering 1: Brightness behind monitors contrasting with screen as it probably won't be against a wall so I can access both front and back of computer towers, 2: Glare on monitors, and 3: Screen privacy from window peepers and roommates, I'm wanting to mostly leave the window unblinded so I can leave plants at the window. and maybe the view will be nice.

@charleskenny
I am still periodically motivated to say "Congratulations Shinji!" as a response to people and situations when there is a confused realization.

3 things that aren't in my profile.

1. Felt like a snitch posting pictures of people to Facepalm, so mostly took humanless photos, felt like a sociopath.

2. Took a single, bad photo at my sister's wedding thinking I'll get photos from Facepalm, you know the account I deleted, woops.

3. Sentimental Disney favorite is Rescuers Down Under, never saw the original.

Tagged by @CAB

I tag noone on general avoidance of chain posts but thank you for the mention.
#endthecycle

All media players without a "rewind 10-30 seconds" button are disappointing. I'm getting spoiled by podcasts, netflix, amazon, but it's just the most logical feature. Especially opposed to the process of stabbing my finger into a poorly webcoded video progress bar on a 2 hour vid and hoping I don't trigger options or jump half an hour instead.

ALL tutorials make me sleepy. Anyways, the Blender 2.8 Fundamentals youtube videos cover much concisely with important premises. I might *gasp* PAY for their Grease Pencil series afterwards, but first I'll reimplement my flat cartoon vector workflow from AfterEffects. Shape key tools for curves aren't a clear analogue re timeline, might be cramped, so I might often swap out fresh clones. Vitally, I must learn about changing/animating the origins of objects. Hope the series covers that!

@CAB severe Pooh tickles me somehow.

@sven in your survey did you get much of a look at animatable Bezier curve based vector forms in the various softwares? That's what I'm used to in After Effects for paid work and I've been hoping I can transplant it. Clearly I should just spend more time in the software personally, but leads are welcome.