“I’ve never seen this outside of my own head before”
that’s @graycrawford magic for ya babyyyyyy
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Holy cow. I've never seen this outside of my own head before
If I can make one suggestion for something to add: teardrops. Like, full-on crying. That's would be truly incredible.
Some words tend to enter my “vocabulary zeitgeist” and get assigned a higher probability in my conversations. Im gonna track them here
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“Children love beautiful things just like adults do,” says Stephanie Woo, head of Ms. Lam Montessori School. “They can grow up in a beautiful place and know that those things are important.” vogue.com/article/ms-lam-mon…
Hard to explain how unimpressive a model’s “one-shotting” capability is, compared to sampling an incredible twist you wouldn’t have asked for.
Opus 5.5 has a lot of the latter. Great entropy management
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I'm excited to introduce Exposure
the RAW camera app I've always wanted :)
I adore the natural grain, and I've made the manual controls super direct
plus a sweet lensing shader for the focus loupe!
check out the TestFlight here
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even here there is a deep misunderstanding of 'art' in the design industry, maybe stemming from an engagement with its supposed practitioners being limited to encounters with naive juniors or ex-coworkers baristafire-ing
any worthwhile art practice is rigorous, research-driven, and deeply soul-crushing. successful commercial artists excel at narrative, visibility, selling; the artist raises capital, obfuscates the work of their fabricators/collaborators, builds deeply involved systems, etc.
art should not be defined as a fun pursuit, neither is software. art and product design are actually deeply compatible, sacred practices
There's a lot of frustrated designers out there who can't accept that their job is to make the company more money.
It's not an art project!
If you get to have fun and express yourself, that's a nice bonus, but your job is literally just to make the company more money... that's it.
Personally, I've never had any problem with that. I think it's a fun challenge - the need for revenue is just another creative constraint.
I blame the "design media" and art schools for a lot of this, because they sell the dream that designer = artist when we all know that's just not the job.
I built a living town with Opus.
It references "A Pattern Language" for the design. You can toggle architectural details to get a feel for them :)
some inspirations: Moebius, François Schuiten, and the rest of the ligne claire school. Also, the cities of Rouen, Strasbourg, and Stockholm.
thanks to @azlenelza and @JimmyRis for fruitful discussion
Please consider joining the fundraiser to restore an Alexander-designed bench in sf! thefortmasonbench.com
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