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CStitch software is available here. (Because the output is a PDF file, I cannot show it here. Let me think about how to show it).
I made a distributable for the Poser one, but forgot about it ! I just found it again while preparing content for this website. I'll think about how to distribute it...
I used a third-party asset, but this is pretty creepy. Rendered in Poser.
It is a really old set of images and they were from the Dancing Wu Wei appin the Apple App Store. It still works for iOS14.3 but it's a very old app. The app itself shows dynamically-changing imagery and music.
From 2013. I obtained some MikuMikuDance models and displayed them in some software which could import them (cannot remember which). I managed to grab some images. I was not and am not sure whether these specific models were ripped from a game adn converted, or were original fan art works, or were authorised licensed releases. It was just to see what I could do with them. I did not pursue the MMD route because it was too much animation-based, while I was focused on portraitures and still imagery.
I was experimenting with mix gender features. From 2014.
Here are mine:
https://youtu.be/xXc3EbpDmPs
I did Adobe Fuse FBX Girl Dancing in Poser Pro 11
https://youtu.be/hEQ5sgOkxwM
Asian Action Guy - FBX animated in Poser Pro 11 (YouTube Edit)
https://youtu.be/R50Nmi7gsjs
FBX action in Poser Pro 11
https://youtu.be/WyHYc-JGR8Q
Dance animation - Poser Pro 11 x Autodesk x Mixamo (Youtube Edit) Real proof it is the Poser interface I was using to make the animation...
https://youtu.be/eeshj3wy0-g
Plus Music - Poser Pro 11 with BVH from Perfume Global (low resolution becuase of size of file, sorry)
https://youtu.be/8DOqNluWN-8
My own figure and clothing animated using Poser (sorry, original was a low resolution file)
https://youtu.be/y9D0ptqLyXU
Entitled 3D CG Animating - using Poser; details at the link
https://youtu.be/f-jjwhzgWWQ
Eve Dancing - details at the link
https://youtu.be/zvwnAUUq7fA
My original figure dancing in Poser - details at the link
https://youtu.be/mjJI8jIW5Dg
(an unlisted Poser animation video which is only 4 seconds long but you get the idea...) My notes on the details at the link
https://youtu.be/wf2e5PH4Za0
Maybe (the original figure) As You've Never Seen Him before details at my link - using Poser Pro 2012
Those are what I've done. I am more of a still image person, which explains why I don't make many Poser animations.
Greetings to all who celebrate it.
Here is my toon-y freebie for you to use.
28 November 2021
"In simple terms, collectors decide on a preferred collection and proceed to purchase digital art from up-and-coming artists in a mechanism known as “minting.” Then, through creative coding created by the artist, an algorithm serves to generate a unique artwork almost randomly. Finally, the NFT is sent to the collector’s blockchain network address.
"Only a limited number of NFTs can be minted in the collection, which gives collectors only one shot to acquire the *generative art* they have their eyes on. Furthermore, the algorithm ensures that every single piece is unique to the collection. In some cases, Interactive elements are incorporated such that every time ownership of the NFT changes, the generative art will render differently — making it truly one of a kind.
"Just like offline art, an NFT’s value is decided by a combination of aesthetics and verifiable scarcity.
"For artists, many are gravitating towards blockchain as royalties are written into the code, rewarding participation and passive income opportunities. In addition, the decentralized nature of blockchain shifts the power over to creators and collectors. NFT marketplaces provide them with full ownership of their content and complete control over licensing. *Essentially, it completely removes the need for intermediaries.*
"Minting NFTs on cleaner blockchains will also make a tremendous impact on climate initiatives."
https://forkast.news/asia-generative-nft-reshape-global-art-culture/
How Asia’s generative NFT art is reshaping the global creative culture
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My Own Takeaways:
The takeaway #1: Generative Art - meaning, algorithmically-generated art. Forget your high-faluting concept that your art is worth anything to the collector. The only valuable thing is the uniqueness of the generated piece, and that is why an algorithm… See more
The takeaway #2: You don't need a middleman ! So all those art galleries and online art websites are useless. They only want to grab something off your production. Don't get fooled !
The takeaway #3: Using blockchains is still a pretty energy-intensive for minting operations. This is not an environmentally-friendly activity.
The takeaway #4: It is still not clear if the Law will protect your IP rights and how or what can be licensable once the Collector acquires your token. Are you giving away your art ? Can you legally re-license your art for use in prints, and so on ? Too many scenarios to ask question about.
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I made a 360 equirectangular image for 3D scene backgrounds using Clip Studio Paint EX and 3rd-party assets. It will not emit sufficient light in your scene because it does not have High Dynamic Range (HDR) data embedded.
Please don't use it for commercial work. Please don't claim it as your work. Please give credit if using. Please don't sell it. Please don't re-distribute it. Please do not use it as a Non-Fungible Asset (NFT).
I used a Clip Studio Asset brush to stamp a heart shape onto scaled grid canvas inside Clip Studio Paint EX software. I created a larger and a smaller vectorised shape (vectorised so that I can scale the size). The smaller shape would be the base, while the larger would be the cover. I also took the exported vector SVGs into Blender version 3 and converted the lines to Bezier then to poly mesh. I then extruded the mesh along the appropriate axis. Finally, I instructed Blender to create the unwrapped UV. I then realised this would not work for creating the sides of the box cover and base. Have decided to use string to reckon the perimeter and draft the sides manually.
Additional notes for keeping within correct scale while moving between software: My work scale in Clip Studio Paint was millimeter. In Blender, I set the scene scale to metric, then to millimeters. When importing the SVG, I unchecked the scaling of 10x in the import menu.
I had to create my own OC sheet or character profile template... More later.
I used Clip Studio Paint EX with my own photos and words. I made the images to fit the screen of an iPhone 13. Google sites truncates the images for this display.
2022 February 25
GST Hikes and Inflation in Singapore !! I must make my own fashion ring ! Here is my technique !🤣🤣
2022 March 04
Please use it freely, but please don't sell it or claim it as your original work.
Background photo provided by Mirye software.
I painted this using Clip Studio Assets and Clip Studio Paint. Derivative work in support of Ukrainian people is encouraged !