How to Cheat in Photoshop

Posted on 08/01/18 09:23:09 AM

dwindt wrote:
Pythagoras vs Newton.....Influence over Billiards cup

Posted on 08/01/18 11:51:23 AM

James Arendell wrote:
Good evening everyone. I haven´t had the opportunity to upload anything during the last few months due to work commitments, but now I have a bit of spare time on my hands so I thought it should be put to use!

Happy new year everyone!

Posted on 08/01/18 11:54:46 AM

DavidMac wrote:

josephine harvatt wrote:
What a great story (although it sounds a dreadful experience) - we all knew the Dome would be a money wasting shambles and sadly we were right.

It was based on reverse accounting. Having spent far too much already, by the time it came to instilling the different exhibition zones, they were obliged to design around hypothetical visitor figures to maximise returns. Basically they added up the total estimated returns they needed to recoup their costs and converted it to visitor hours. This was then broken down by the day and used to arrive at a figure for how many visitors they would need each day and how quickly they could be 'processed' to maximise numbers.

The Body Zone (the interior of the giant sculpture for which I was doing the lighting and video) was the most popular attraction and they were anxious that it would become a bottleneck so we were required to design the interior and exhibition in such a way that it took no more than five and a half minutes for a visitor to pass though the entire thing.

Every time we came up with ideas that were genuinely involving and could get real visitor participation and involvement we were told by the senior management to scrap it on the basis that people would want to stop instead of keep moving. We were quite literally required to design non-involvement into the exhibit. An exhibition created around the principle of not wanting visitors to devote any time to really look at it .............. and they wonder why it was criticised .......

I am still amazed that, with all the wonders of the modern age - 3D cinema, animatronics Virtual Reality etc that people are still queueing and paying good money to see (essentially) some not very convincing wax sculptures of Slebs and historical figures

I was in Amsterdam a few days ago and my hotel was close by the Amsterdam Tussauds. There were queues opening to closing without cease!!

Mind you I think there's more than just waxworks in there nowadays. There are rides and other modern VR stuff as well.

Posted on 08/01/18 12:31:25 PM

josephine harvatt wrote:
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Wow! That's fubar (army slang)

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Frank wrote:
Gordon , your animation is fantastic-- loved the little satellite at the end.

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GKB wrote:
Black - all important movies start with a black screen; and music - edgy, scary music that would make a parent or studio executive nervous.
LEGO Batman

http://vimeo.com/250264130

I figured that it was about time that I tried my hand at animation. This was put together using Photoshop, Cinema 4D and Hit Film Pro which I can thoroughly recommend as an After Effects replacement.

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