#project management visualization

[saccharinosis]

My god uni is murdering me but atleast it's making me progress on Sweet Talk :) the last image is a fake screenshot, but I think I've settled with all the character designs for this game. I think I will put everything unrelated to the game on hold until winter break. Does this count as a devlog?

[mistyjessart]

Some stills from the storyboard/colour script of an animated short I’m working on this year about being aroace in a society that revolves around romance

[rawliverandgoronspice]

(I have 35 shots left to lineart :33)

(excluding the shots I need to rework)

(also a shot may be comprised of several frames but STILL!!!)

[folaireamh]

DESPERATE for games that will let me simply create a whole bunch of characters and throw them into a box of some kind together and see what happens. or something. with personality traits and shit. that isn't the sims 4. or the sims 3. or rimworld or wildermyth. i've played all of those so much

[pixadoo96]

Pixadoo: The Future is Now - Projection Mapping Experiences You Won't Forget

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Pixadoo isn't your typical tech company. They are creative content experts who use special effects to transform everyday objects and spaces into amazing experiences through projection mapping.

From Humble Beginnings to Lighting Up the World

Pixadoo started by creating custom visuals for events, but then we discovered the world of projection mapping. Today, Pixadoo has a team of talented artists, technicians, and project managers who work together to make their clients' wildest ideas come to life.

How Does Pixadoo Do It?

Pixadoo uses strong projectors and special software like Unreal, Blender, and C4D to change any surface into a moving picture screen. It's not just pictures though; they consider every bump and curve to make the image fit perfectly on the chosen surface. This creates a neat trick where the visuals seem to become part of the object they are on, delivering an immersive experience.

How Can Pixadoo Help You?

Pixadoo has something for everyone, whether you're planning a big event, a fun shopping experience, or an amazing art installation. Here's what we can do:

Events: Pixadoo can turn your next concert, product launch, or meeting into something unforgettable with special effects and amazing 3D visuals.

Retail: Make customers connect with your products in a new way with interactive displays and cool visuals.

Art Installations: Pixadoo helps artists be even more creative by transforming spaces into interesting and inspiring installations.

Mixing Tech Together: Projection mapping can be combined with other technologies like motion sensors and touchscreens to create an interactive experience you can touch design.

The Dream Team Behind the Magic

Pixadoo wouldn't be successful without their amazing team. We have a group of passionate people with many different skills. From artists who design incredible visuals to technicians who make sure everything goes smoothly, each member plays an important role in creating unforgettable experiences.

Ready to Make Your Project Shine?

If you want to create an experience that people will never forget, Pixadoo is the one-stop solution for all your visualization needs. With a passion for storytelling, cutting-edge technology, and a talented team, we have the power to turn your vision into a reality that will amaze everyone. So, check out our website and get ready to be impressed with our creative content!

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[recreationaldivorce]

man i love the jetbrains ides but they take up soooo much memory i wish they would just rewrite their ides in a native language...

[iamthekarmapolice]

procrastinating super hard as usual and came across this site called Literature Clock that tells you the current time by showing you a literary quote that contains that time

[demaparbat-hp]

Another Zuko from the same page ❄️

Little Zuzu for an incoming project 🔥

[furryshakespeare]

War of the Roses game jank

I'm not going to fucking think about doing the party skill label until I get back. Fuck that. I love my children but they have too many toys.

[sysig]

Got the impulse to go through my "I've started this but haven't finished it yet" list of projects

Oughh...

[projectchampionz]

Explore These Exciting DSU Micro Project Ideas

Explore These Exciting DSU Micro Project Ideas Are you a student looking for an interesting micro project to work on? Developing small, self-contained projects is a great way to build your skills and showcase your abilities. At the Distributed Systems University (DSU), we offer a wide range of micro project topics that cover a variety of domains. In this blog post, we’ll explore some exciting DSU…

[nnctales]

Top 5 Home Design and Construction Software

The home design and construction industry has evolved significantly with the advent of technology, leading to the development of sophisticated software tools that enhance design processes, improve collaboration, and streamline project management. Here, we explore the top five home design and construction software options available today, highlighting their features, benefits, and suitability for…

[rosejapanfan]

B-PROJECT RYUSEI*FANTASIA GAME REVIEW

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[mokkup-ai]

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[sweeteastart]

Writing or drawing always end up kinda the same way :

I notice a plot hole/interesting dynamic to play with ; i start to daydream about it whenever I draw something else or vibe to music ; it gets fleshed out slowly by thinking and imagining scenes in my heads ; I get the urge to draw/write ; i either draw something (either full on illustration or refs) or write out the scene i replayed endless time. Rinse and repeat until I get confused on the timeline of stuff. Only then do i (in both cases) write out an outline. I try to stay vague and only the plot defining moments/cool scene I really want to keep to not loose the fuel. That works... Sometimes lmao

For comics it's a bit different.

I get an idea (more often than not very vague) and write the dialogues. Something nice and quick paced. Then I draw out the thumbnails. Something nice and quick to get a good reading flow. Most of the time I redo my pages bigger to have a better idea of how to place my character/object/text in each frame. Then it's my usual drawing process : 1/2 sketchs. Line. Flats. Multiply, overlay and luminosity away.

And for characterization OH BOI that's another can of worms.

For me, it's like getting to know someone. At first, you're trying to get a feel with pretty general informations : what age feels right, personality, personal background. In this stage, the character feels a bit one dimensional, not much in the way of deeper motivations or goals. From there, I just put them in dire/interesting situations. I gauge their reactions from writing it out or just imagining it. Getting to know slowly how they would react all the while keeping in mind their past experiences, likes, dislikes and (once I know enough) I set a clear goal for them.

All in all, it's also impacted by others headcanons or just random thoughts. Sometimes I ask myself "would Y like lemons ?" And I have this feeling it's "yes, they munch on it like a feral animal and that's concerning." In a way, it's playing god by putting characters in random situations and just observing how they resolve it on their own. More than I choose their way of acting, I get to know them ? They act and I write. Sometimes they don't do something I expect and just write themself.

OK, so I was inspired and now I wanna start a bigger conversation and I wanna know: fic writers, comic makers, au creators, etc. how do you do it? How do you go from plot bunny or story idea to completed chapters/story/comic update? What's your process? What programs do you use? Do you draft stuff? Outline? Storyboard? Do you chart or sketch? How do you settle on characters and characterizations? How do you plot (or do you)? I wanna know all the nitty gritty details. It's just so interesting because everyone does it so differently.