#ian hubert

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Ian Hubert

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ian hubert ( @ianhubertz ): A small part of a set I've been working on with @nathan.h.taylor , @selenannis , and @kaitlinbones for the past couple days. Crazy fun to see so many different pieces coming together and learn so many techniques - this is gonna be wild :D #filmmaking #setbuilding #cyberpunk [posted 2019 jan 29]

img 3 reposted from @ian-hubert‘s abandoned tumblr [posted 2019 feb 02] captioned “Burning the midnight oil.”

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I just wanted to share some of my favorite sci-fi/fantasy series on youtube - so here they are!

Dynamo Dream - a series set in a cyberpunk future, brought to life by actors in digital environments created in Blender. The story is still unfolding but the worldbuilding is great and the visuals are beautiful

Space Station Weird - an animated series about a repairman who awakes from cryosleep in a seemingly abandoned space station, only for things to get weirder the longer he stays on board. It's very fun and atmospheric

Dungeon Flippers - an animated series following Maulie and Cleaveland, monster realtors who renovate and sell dungeons to fantasy baddies. It's a cute pilot, and they just successfully kickstarted a second episode!

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This is food. FAST FOOD.

I made food while learning with IAN HUBERT tutorials. Do you know IAN HUBERT ? He's great. Look :

GOOGLE HIM. YAHOO HIM. CANARD CANARD VA HIM. Look at his work, it's 3D, 2D, creativity, I love him.

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Wireboy by Mrdodobird

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Prepare for Execution — DYNAMO DREAM — Ep1 Pt2

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i think id be much better at blender if not pretty much every tutorial was some fuckass 20 min long video i dont have the patience for

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Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments, Exhibitions and book (ACC Art Books, 2025) celebrating the centenary of Ian Hamilton Finlay's birth (1925-2006), Curated and edited by Pia Maria Simig, 2025 [Galerie Hubert Winter, Wien. Photo: Portrait of Ian Hamilton Finlay; © Norman McBeath RSA]

Exhibitions: Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, May 3 – June 14, 2025; Galerie Hubert Winter, Wien, May 9 – June 21, 2025; Kewenig Gallery, Palma de Mallorca, (tba); Galleria Massimo Minini, Brescia, (from 8 May, 2025); Victoria Miro, London, April 30 – May 24, 2025; David Nolan Gallery, New York, NY, May 8 – June 7, 2025; Sfeir-Semler Gallery, Hamburg, (tba); Stampa Galerie, Basel

↗ Little Sparta

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10 marzo … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

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blame! (2021) by yann souetre (yann-s on artstation)

wip - pipe assets from ian hubert’s patreon

based off this manga panel from BLAME! by tsutomu nihei

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Twisted Wonderland: English Voice Actors I Hear Whenever I Play this App!

I finally had time to make another video! What better way than to get my thoughts out about the potential English VAs who could voice these disasters. That, and the anime poster dropped as well. Either way, I thought this would be a good time to show off who I hear when I play this game.

Does it make sense? Yes and no. I don’t know, it depends on your preferences, I suppose.

Will there be a part 2? If we get more characters, sure. If you don’t want to watch the video, relax. I’ll post the list here.

TWST VAs

Grim - Abby Espiritu (Ajaw)

Riddle - Josh Grelle (Byakuya Togami) 

Trey - Kyle McCarley (Alm)

Carter - Joe Brogie (Sylvain)

Ace - Griffin Burns (Tartarglia)

Deuce - Max Mittelman (Ryuji/Itto)  

Leona - Ian Sinclair (Berkut)

Ruggie - Bryce Pappenbook (Henry)

Jack - Travis Willingham (Knuckles/Lon’qu) 

Azul - David Vincent (Robin) 

Jade - Jason Douglas (Sebastian) 

Floyd - Todd Haberkorn (Morgan/Joshua)

Jamil - Joe Zieja (Claude)  

Kalim - Ben Diskin (Caspar) 

Vil - Christopher R Sabet (Dussel)

Rook - John Michael Tatum (Louis)  

Epel - Justin Briner (Deku/Clanne)  

Idia - Chris Patton (Linhardt) 

Ortho - Jesse McCartney (Ventus)  

Malleus - Robbie Daymond (Hubert) 

Lilia - Keith Silverstein (Zhongli)

Silver - David Gallagher (Riku)

Sebek - Patrick Seitz (Hector) 

Other Students 

Chenya - Brandon McInnis (Xane)

Neige - Michael Johnston (Ephemer)

Rollo - Chris Hackney (Dimitri)

Skully - Ray Chase (Roy)

Other Family members 

Cheka - Yuri Lowenthal (Ricken) 

Neji - Michael Sinterniklaas (Aelfric)

Najma - Christine Marie Cabanos (Hapi)

Teachers + Other Adults 

Sam - Xander Mobius (Arvis/Joker)

Mozus Trein - Walden James (Jagen)  

Divus Crewel - Mark P. Whitten (Kazuha/Seteth)   

Ashton Vargas -  Taylor Henry (Priam)

Fellow - Matt Mercer (Chrom)

Dire Crowley - Mark Hamil (Erauqs)

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Decided to challenge myself to make a short animation, maybe 5-10 seconds long, every day for 2025.

Here's day 38! Thanks to Ian Hubert for the idea. And the creepy.

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Waterworks MCC main office by Ian Hubert

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Last Monday of the Week 2024-09-09

It was Bandcamp Friday last friday so those go up front:

Listening: First up God's Country by Chat Pile which I cannot remember why I found it but is extremely noisy metal. Blunt, to the point.

A Dog A Deer A Seal by Hit Bargain has featured on a Monday before but now I actually bought the album, here's the title track. Very modern-style rock.

The Envoy by Gavlina Rayna Russom, her first solo album after leaving LCD Soundsystem, soundscape electronic and voice based on The Left Hand of Darkness.

Cyberspace Database by Fornax Void, sort of the evil mirror dimension version of Businessfunk which now that I think about it has never come up on here? Incredible. Anyway a sort of fantasy soundscape for a cyberspace environment. Huge album too, like 50 songs.

Alright back to our regularly scheduled programming

Watching: New! Dynamo! Dreams! from Ian Hubert,

This is the first time we're back at what was started in Ep1 so there is in fact some kind of plot, although the series remains supremely vibes-based. Excellent extensive rampaging robotaxi sequence. Dynamo Dreams is mostly about the props and atmosphere.

Reading: Finished The Tyrant Baru Cormorant after a brief lapse in reading. It's got problems! I really like a lot of it but it keeps on pausing the book to tell us about the blogs and wikipedia pages Seth Dickinson has been reading. Have you heard of Euler's Formula? What about the evolutionary argument for homosexuality? Yo did you hear about plants that avert scurvy? I am going to tell you about these in a boringly straightforward didactic way for the next 200 pages while occasionally progressing the plot.

Things I like: There is a very real sense of trying to balance everyone's schemes. Despite the fantasy communication techniques there's a lot of hidden information that gets used well, and the vibe of Baru's person-blindness is felt heavily but by anyone trying to make a plan run smoothly. Baru gets so messed up over the course of these books and it works to demonstrate how she's taking herself to pieces to make this work.

When Baru is actually doing her thing you can ignore the sort of awkward frankensteined nature of the world around her, but when explicit attention is drawn to it it quickly starts to fall apart, and the introduction of the Lightning Cult has me worried that this will only get more severe. Seth Dickinson seemingly cannot do Greg Egan, but they can do the rest of the Baru Cormorant pretty solidly.

Also more Skin Horse. Only to about 2012 so far.

Making: Some abortive soldering projects, hampered by my lack of good quality solder, I only have pure tin/copper blend in pretty coarse gauge, you want something finer and with a little silver for this.

Started working through some Control Theory lectures to brush up on that because I'm also working through some ROS tutorials, I want to make my robotics projects more broadly useful and integrating ROS/microROS might go a long way to helping that.

Playing: Ash and Adam's Gobsmacked, an early access roguelite arena combat goblin game that came out recently. Big focus on mobility, you can run and jump and glide around levels while taking out a bunch of robots. Still pretty finicky, controls are on the slippier side so on the plus side "high skill ceiling" but also "uncontrollable".

A touch of Minecraft, poking at Modrinth mod manager rather than my usual manual mod installation because I was unwilling to spend time figuring out how some of the new mods interact. I really do want to stick with a world long enough to do something interesting sometime.

Tools and Equipment: I set up Tailscale to link my server with my devices when they're in the field, using a headscale node running on my cloud server. It's really nice once you have all the basics sorted out, works smoothly. Worth a look if you want to securely access your home network while on the go.

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hi!! I was recently at a book store and had absolutely no idea what to get. you seem to have impeccable taste in everything (homestuck, the locked tomb, ur whole aesthetic) so I was wondering if you had a list of books you'd recommend! have a good one (⁠｡⁠･⁠ω⁠･⁠｡⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠♡

This is very flattering, thank you 🥰 I like a lot of novels and comics so it would probably be easier for me to narrow it down if you gave me a genre you like but if you’re open to anything here are some of my favs!

Beauty by Hubert and Kerascoët

“When the repulsively ugly Coddie unintentionally saves a fairy from a spell, she does not understand the poisonous nature of the wish granted her by the fairy. The village folk no longer see her as repulsive and stinking of fish—they now perceive her as magnetically beautiful—which does not help her in her village. A young local lord saves her, but it soon becomes apparent that Coddie's destiny may be far greater than anyone ever imagined. Caustic and flamboyant, this fairy tale offers grownups an engrossing take on the nature and corrupting power of beauty, in our age of obsession with it.” (The art in this book is so so so gorgeous. Also I love dark fairytales)

Not Simple by Natsume Ono

“Ian, a young man with a fractured family history, travels from Australia to England to America in the hope of realizing his dreams and reuniting with his beloved sister. His story unfolds backwards through the framing narrative of Jim, a reporter driven to capture Ian’s experiences in a novel: not simple. A story within a story, a book within a book, a tale about the search for family, for an emotional home.” (This one has some really dark themes, highly recommended looking up content warnings before you read. It WILL make you cry, but it’s one of the most beautifully plotted novels I’ve ever read. Also the art style rules.)

Not even gonna bother to introduce this one cause it’s so famous but if you’ve never read the Hobbit, I highly recommend it. Especially because bookstores are always making pretty gilded versions of the book cause it’s so famous.

A short story but: Ligeia by Edgar Allen Poe (sorry I know he sucked) but that short story and the poem it features left a big impression on me. I feel like I can’t describe what the story is about without spoiling it, but if you like stories about mysterious and beautiful women who are involved with the supernatural and death, then you might like this short story!

Okay last one since I don’t want to make this list too long (I have a lot more recommendations if you’d like, these were the first that came to mind!)

Snotgirl by Bryan Lee O’Malley and Leslie Hung

I’m struggling to find a description for the series as a whole, probably because it’s still slowly being released and it comes out in monthly issues (you can usually find the issues compiled into graphic novel format in bookstores, which I still need to get, I only have the issues) But basically it’s about a social media influencer named Lottie Person. She gets wrapped up in a sapphic supernatural romance with a big mystery element. If you’re a fan of the famed “toxic yuri” then this is the series for you, 100%. I’ve actually been meaning to do a re-read 👀

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Dynamo Dream | Episode 1, "Salad Mug" Dir. Ian Hubert