I realized a lot of TLers are filled with hidden talent. How many of us here are CG artists, singer/songwriters, photographers, sculptors, video editors, creative writers? It does not matter what medium or skill level, I would like to see samples of your work here. This will be a place for us to share our other hobbies and talents.
Feel free to post up as much as you would like to share. Don't be afraid to flaunt your talent and be nice to each other ^^ Non-starcraft related work is very much welcomed but if you have SC related work, line em up
Edit: Please spoiler your responses to big pictures for easy viewing. Thank you~!
I developed the photoshop skills I use here on TL by dicking around and doing photomanipulations. Usually I'd create art that was inspired by music or some other junk.
Here's that stuff:
I tried my hand at "illustration" a few times. Which was usually me masking my inability to draw with photoshop trickery.
Here's a work in progress I never finished:
I dunno, there's a lot more old stuff I could dig through, but I'm not proud of most of it. You can find it at hawaiianpig.com
I'm a professional musician, have been for 3 years, and just recently moved to Nashville to pursue it 100%. Here's a link to our site (warning: country-pop/blues but with guitar )
On August 31 2011 02:59 HawaiianPig wrote: I developed the photoshop skills I use here on TL by dicking around and doing photomanipulations. Usually I'd create art that was inspired by music or some other junk.
Here's that stuff:
I tried my hand at "illustration" a few times. Which was usually me masking my inability to draw with photoshop trickery.
Here's a work in progress I never finished:
I dunno, there's a lot more old stuff I could dig through, but I'm not proud of most of it. You can find it at hawaiianpig.com
A frame from a SC2 themed short film I'm working on. Still a work in progress and only half finished. I'm using 3ds Max 2010 & After-effects. Just a hobby of mine btw, so I don't get as much time to work on it as I would like.
On August 31 2011 03:06 g.Sagan wrote: A frame from a SC2 themed short film I'm working on. Still a work in progress and only half finished. I'm using 3ds Max 2010 & After-effects. Just a hobby of mine btw, so I don't get as much time to work on it as I would like. + Show Spoiler +
i did some video editing in the war3 scene back in the days^^ kinda stoped with sc2 because the editor is so complicated, so now i make maps as many might know. my youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/xXbrezelXx?feature=mhee
This one was the last i made for wc3 and is probably the best (in editing and quality):
i did one in the sc2 editor but i actually dont like it that much anymore. its basically a music video with backround. i combined two songs from the starcraft soundtrack: Brood War - Aria Starcraft1 and I,Mengsk Starcraft 2. one is sung by a women and one by a men, now they sing a duet
Damn you guys are awesome :D ! Very exciting to be around such talented people in the TL community. I would post some of mine but chances are you guys have already seen them.. so ill just put a few that I've streamed here on TL over the past few months.
On August 31 2011 03:15 dyonehara wrote: I make stuff out of metal as a hobby. + Show Spoiler +
Zerg.
Terran.
Protoss.
Grand Masters signed by awesome dudes.
The Zerg and Protoss ones look like they could be used as emergency self defense weapons!
So much beautiful art in this thread, I have never had the talent needed to make anything on the levels shown here but I sure like to look at what others can do.
The cold, salty sea air bit into my flesh as I hurriedly scaled the ladder to the roof of my shop. The last thing I needed was for anyone to see my skulking around rooftops, clearly up to something. I curled my fingers around the top rung of the rickety wooden ladder and hoisted myself onto the roof and scanned around, finally glancing backwards to make sure that no one was following me. Leaping across the slanted tiles, I crossed to the next building.
For nearly the hundredth time that evening, a surge of second guesses and doubts hit me. Can I do something else? Will this even work? Will I get caught? I reassured myself and continued to bridge the narrow gaps between the shops of Holensdale’s expansive market. Hardly anyone would be out in the streets at that time, and even if someone were, I could simply crouch down and remain motionless against the brittle ceramic roofs.
“If only I were flying…” I muttered. The still wind and thick cloud cover were perfect conditions for flying undetected. I twitched my cramped wings uncomfortably in the bulky jacket I was forced to wear. If I could have my way, I would simply take to the sky... but there was Mom. She would never agree to leave home, if we could even call it that.
I briefly flashed back to the year before, recalling a time when Draki could walk in public without fear of persecution. A time when I didn't have to hide who I was, and didn't have to fear ordinary people. Things were different now, and there was nothing I could do about it.
After a good amount of looking, I finally found what I was looking for, an open window. I dropped into the alley, bending my knees underneath me and landing like a cat. The only thing that could be in the alley would be rats and puddles from the gutters. If a human were hiding in the backstreet, I would hear them. It never ceased to amaze me how loud such beings could be when they were trying to be still. Well at least I don’t have to do this in the rain, I thought, glancing up at the dark, foreboding cloud cover that drifted low across the night sky.
I returned my attention to my task. On the other side of the window was a small room-barely more than a closet- that withheld crates and bags of goods, wares, and food. Just a storage room, I thought. Steeling my nerves, I latched onto the windowsill and hefted myself into the room.
I stepped down as lightly as possible, but the window was high up, and the weight of my entire body dropping from the window was more than enough to make the wood creak loudly. I paused in midstep, and my heart skipped a beat. No noise came from the upstairs, and I cautiously proceeded into the next room, my feet lightly stepping, heel-toe.
I passed through the doorway with almost exaggerated caution, taking strong care not to let my feet fall too hard on the rotting oak flooring. I quickly spotted the counter and let all worry go from my mind. I made it! I yanked open the top drawer and picked out two meager silver coins from the change box. Then guilt flooded over my conscience and my hand stopped. This is someone else’s earnings, their money, and I’m taking it.
The little voice of reason inside my head replied without hesitation. You need it Alec, and it’s not all that much anyway.
I can make my own.
When? You’re a Draki, and Draki don’t succeed in this world, they only survive. Your mother’s shop isn’t selling anything and you’re not going to last much longer. Take a few silver pieces, at least.
Reluctantly, I reached into the wooden box and took two silver pieces. This is going to have to continue until something changes for the better. I thought. I’d only just turned away from the cabinet and started towards the door when, from the stairs behind me, the slithering hiss of steel on steel reached out, carrying the menacing thought of the sword that made it.
I stopped in midstride. I could hear my heart thundering against my ribcage. I slowly turned around, and my gaze was met with not a middle aged shopkeeper brandishing a weapon frantically, but instead a calm, cool and collected girl who couldn’t have been older than fifteen, a year older than me. She had brown hair tied in a simple ponytail, revealing dazzling blue eyes and a steady, unwavering, and steely complexion. She had an innate sense of danger about her that radiated from every fiber of her being.
Her eyes narrowed and spoke with pure anger, not a drop of fear. “Who are you and what are you doing in my shop? I can kill you right now for charge of theft you swine!”
I was speechless for a few moments, awestruck at the sheer veracity and force of her words and body language. “ I- I needed money for my shop. We’re going out of business and I only took a few silver coins anyway.” I stammered. The girl seemed thrown for a moment. Rarely did you hear of any burglar taking such a meager amount of money. She recovered quickly however, ordering me to turn out my pockets. Sure enough, only two meager silver coins tumbled out. The girl stared, wordless. I took the opportunity and continued. “I need money. My mother’s shop is going out of business and we won’t last another week.”
Even without meaning to, I added a note of desperation to the last part. It was true. My mother and I would be forced to live on the street. Draki were for the most part rejected by society, and any jobs Mom tried out for, she was turned down.
The girl’s expression was less anxious and angry, and more concerned and curious. “Why? Why can’t you just find work as a deckhand or sailor at the docks? They need every hand they can get.”
I was shaking my head before she’d even finished the question. “You probably haven’t noticed then. I’m a Draki. I get nauseated on the ships and even if I didn’t, nobody in the port would hire me for any work, nor her.”
Her eyebrows knit together and her eyes, almost of their own accord fell on the back of the roomy jacket I was wearing and passed from there to my pointed ears, which she probably hadn’t noticed through my bird’s nest black hair. A look of understanding swept over her, to be replace with one of concern. She sat and one of the stools on the counter and gestured for me to take the opposite one. I sat gratefully, and all thoughts of the would be robbery passed from my mind, and I think hers too. She leaned forward, “What’s your name, anyway?”
“Alec Baine. My mother is Eliza Baine.” I said, without hesitation.
She nodded once and replied. “I’m Rinea Stelwisz. It would be awkward to shake hands, I think, since you came here to rob me.”
So much for that thought passing from her mind. Oh well.
She chuckled a bit and she gave a friendly punch on my shoulder. “Stop worrying so much Alec! The last thing I want to do at this point is get you in deep shit. They’d probably burn you at the stake for having the nerve to rob a human anyway. I can help you out.”
A sense of relief flooded over me. Both from the promise of secrecy and from the offer of assistance. “You can? How? It’s not like you can get me a job anywhere in the port. ‘Hey, here’s a Draki who’s looking for work!’” I said resentfully. “And for another thing, why are you even talking to me? Most humans treat me like a creature who won’t stop pestering them. Some don’t even think I have a soul, and I was trained to talk as some sort of experiment.”
She frowned. “Yes, some people are asses, aren’t they? Before he died, my father was a representative of Draki for the People’s Rights Association. He had several friends who were Draki, too.” She continued, eager to move from the subject of her father’s death, “I’ll think on how to help you overnight. Show up here tomorrow at noon. And wear that jacket. We can’t have anyone knowing you’re a Draki.”
On that parting note I left Rinea’s shop and hurried home (this time via the street). That night I fell asleep pondering Rinea and her proposal of help.
On August 31 2011 03:06 g.Sagan wrote: A frame from a SC2 themed short film I'm working on. Still a work in progress and only half finished. I'm using 3ds Max 2010 & After-effects. Just a hobby of mine btw, so I don't get as much time to work on it as I would like.
Please finish it and post it. I could totally use a new desktop wallpaper
amazing CAD/CAM work! I do similar work, although I've never done it on such a small scale. I'm curious to see more of your work, specifically in the machining stage. How do you hold onto the work piece, it being so small? Almost everything I make is mounted via bolts or vices.
I would definitely buy the terran or zerg one and keep it on my desk at work (provided I wasn't escorted out of the building for possession of a deadly weapon).
Probably the terran since I'm a terran player, but I think I like zerg the best. So cool man.
I'm a classical violist pursuing a master's at Manhattan School of Music (holla!). I just played this piece in a recital this past summer, and I feel pretty good about it. It's a transcription for viola and piano of Prokofiev's ballet, Romeo and Juliet. Enjoy
This piece is something that I sightread with my mom and my good friend right before I left for school, by Shostakovich. This one is heartbreaking T_T
P.S. props to everyone else in this thread, I wish I was half as talented as you guys were at music O_O
I'm making electronic music as a hobbie, mostly techno~progressive~minimal, it's the most time consuming activity i've ever been into !
You can listen to some samples of my stuff here : http://soundcloud.com/rickykoolol, sadly i rarely finish any track, i've had many laptops problems this year but hopefully now i'll be able to finish at least ONE project soemday.
Type Ground Unit Psionic Leech. Can move while burrowed.
Cost: minerals 100 gas 100 Supply 4 Buildtime: 24 (morphs from infestor, requires a Hive) Attributes Biological, psionic
Attack Ground Attack: 10 (splash, radius 1.2) + 40 damage as long as the unit has energy. Each attack uses 25 energy. Range: 2 Cooldown: 3 Health: 110 energy: 350 Sight: 10 Speed 2.25 2.0 (burrowed)
Abilities:
Passive mode unit does not attack
Leech energy aoe (radius 2) range 9 instant cast 125 energy Drains all energy and transfers it to the Leecher
Vampiric Growth aoe (radius 3) instant cast 75 energy range 7 duration 10 seconds When Vampiric Growth is cast on top of Fungal Growth, all damage done by fungal growth heals all friendly units close to the Leecher (range 8) for the same amount. Each time Fungal Growth does damage to units effect by Vampiric Growth, the Leecher gains 5 energy, limited to 3 simultaneous Fungal Growths. Can be cast while burrowed.
Psionic bomb single target instant cast 75 energy range 3 charges a biological target with psionic energy, causing it to explode 3 seconds later, causing 45 aoe damage (radius 1.5). The Leecher is frozen for 3 seconds while casting. Can be cast while burrowed.
Type Ground Unit Psionic Leech. Can move while burrowed.
Cost: minerals 100 gas 100 Supply 4 Buildtime: 24 (morphs from infestor, requires a Hive) Attributes Biological, psionic
Attack Ground Attack: 10 (splash, radius 1.2) + 40 damage as long as the unit has energy. Each attack uses 25 energy. Range: 2 Cooldown: 3 Health: 110 energy: 350 Sight: 10 Speed 2.25 2.0 (burrowed)
Abilities:
Passive mode unit does not attack
Leech energy aoe (radius 2) range 9 instant cast 125 energy Drains all energy and transfers it to the Leecher
Vampiric Growth aoe (radius 3) instant cast 75 energy range 7 duration 10 seconds When Vampiric Growth is cast on top of Fungal Growth, all damage done by fungal growth heals all friendly units close to the Leecher (range 8) for the same amount. Each time Fungal Growth does damage to units effect by Vampiric Growth, the Leecher gains 5 energy, limited to 3 simultaneous Fungal Growths. Can be cast while burrowed.
Psionic bomb single target instant cast 75 energy range 3 charges a biological target with psionic energy, causing it to explode 3 seconds later, causing 45 aoe damage (radius 1.5). The Leecher is frozen for 3 seconds while casting. Can be cast while burrowed.
Stunning artwork but man that unit looks quite OP haha!
On August 31 2011 04:19 deeshoo wrote: I'm a classical violist pursuing a master's at Manhattan School of Music (holla!). I just played this piece in a recital this past summer, and I feel pretty good about it. It's a transcription for viola and piano of Prokofiev's ballet, Romeo and Juliet. Enjoy
This piece is something that I sightread with my mom and my good friend right before I left for school, by Shostakovich. This one is heartbreaking T_T http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx8RiyBNDBA
P.S. props to everyone else in this thread, I wish I was half as talented as you guys were at music O_O
I had a left over unopened bottle of greygoose upon checking out of my my mlg hotel. I said "hi i have to pay for my last two days and i need a taxi to the airport." i placed the bottle on the counter. The black manager lady said "how u gon' take that bottle on the plane whitchu?" I then realized i couldn't take it with me cuz i had no luggage. I said "im not. Im giving it to you. Do u like vodka?"
Her eyes lit up "YES I DO ARE YOU SERIOUS?"
"yes i am" as she snagged the bottle and put it under the counter." she then printed out my bill and said "dont worry bout them last two nights"
On August 31 2011 05:22 Rekrul wrote: I had a left over unopened bottle of greygoose upon checking out of my my mlg hotel. I said "hi i have to pay for my last two days and i need a taxi to the airport." i placed the bottle on the counter. The black manager lady said "how u gon' take that bottle on the plane whitchu?" I then realized i couldn't take it with me cuz i had no luggage. I said "im not. Im giving it to you. Do u like vodka?"
Her eyes lit up "YES I DO ARE YOU SERIOUS?"
"yes i am" as she snagged the bottle and put it under the counter." she then printed out my bill and said "dont worry bout them last two nights"
On August 31 2011 05:22 Rekrul wrote: I had a left over unopened bottle of greygoose upon checking out of my my mlg hotel. I said "hi i have to pay for my last two days and i need a taxi to the airport." i placed the bottle on the counter. The black manager lady said "how u gon' take that bottle on the plane whitchu?" I then realized i couldn't take it with me cuz i had no luggage. I said "im not. Im giving it to you. Do u like vodka?"
Her eyes lit up "YES I DO ARE YOU SERIOUS?"
"yes i am" as she snagged the bottle and put it under the counter." she then printed out my bill and said "dont worry bout them last two nights"
Thats what I do.
Thank you for progressing ESPORTS like only you can!
Don't have anything to contribute with myself but there's some amazing talent here in this thread! Really inspiring I wish I could do the things you guys can. I'm a really crappy drawer but I'm thinking of getting into nature/wildlife photography or something.
I started studying sound & music production this week and have a few projects I'd like to share with you all! This is a song I produced with a friend of mine;
I had a left over unopened bottle of greygoose upon checking out of my my mlg hotel. I said "hi i have to pay for my last two days and i need a taxi to the airport." i placed the bottle on the counter. The black manager lady said "how u gon' take that bottle on the plane whitchu?" I then realized i couldn't take it with me cuz i had no luggage. I said "im not. Im giving it to you. Do u like vodka?"
Her eyes lit up "YES I DO ARE YOU SERIOUS?"
"yes i am" as she snagged the bottle and put it under the counter." she then printed out my bill and said "dont worry bout them last two nights"
I am always amazed with TLers. Drawing, music, computer art, photos, general ballin'.. I love you guys.
I'll try to scan some of my portrait drawings once my summer holiday ends and I'm back in an office. I'm working on a comic book that is a casual project and as such is focused much more on story than art (because, damn), and I'll scan some of that when I have enough.
Wow you guys are all so talented. I don't have anything to contribute with unfortunately, but I will definitely check this thread out again. Such awesome stuff.
All very talented. I do a lot too - bagpipes, trombone, programming, game development, PC repairs and virus removal, and 3d animation when I get the time.
The cold, salty sea air bit into my flesh as I hurriedly scaled the ladder to the roof of my shop. The last thing I needed was for anyone to see my skulking around rooftops, clearly up to something. I curled my fingers around the top rung of the rickety wooden ladder and hoisted myself onto the roof and scanned around, finally glancing backwards to make sure that no one was following me. Leaping across the slanted tiles, I crossed to the next building.
For nearly the hundredth time that evening, a surge of second guesses and doubts hit me. Can I do something else? Will this even work? Will I get caught? I reassured myself and continued to bridge the narrow gaps between the shops of Holensdale’s expansive market. Hardly anyone would be out in the streets at that time, and even if someone were, I could simply crouch down and remain motionless against the brittle ceramic roofs.
“If only I were flying…” I muttered. The still wind and thick cloud cover were perfect conditions for flying undetected. I twitched my cramped wings uncomfortably in the bulky jacket I was forced to wear. If I could have my way, I would simply take to the sky... but there was Mom. She would never agree to leave home, if we could even call it that.
I briefly flashed back to the year before, recalling a time when Draki could walk in public without fear of persecution. A time when I didn't have to hide who I was, and didn't have to fear ordinary people. Things were different now, and there was nothing I could do about it.
After a good amount of looking, I finally found what I was looking for, an open window. I dropped into the alley, bending my knees underneath me and landing like a cat. The only thing that could be in the alley would be rats and puddles from the gutters. If a human were hiding in the backstreet, I would hear them. It never ceased to amaze me how loud such beings could be when they were trying to be still. Well at least I don’t have to do this in the rain, I thought, glancing up at the dark, foreboding cloud cover that drifted low across the night sky.
I returned my attention to my task. On the other side of the window was a small room-barely more than a closet- that withheld crates and bags of goods, wares, and food. Just a storage room, I thought. Steeling my nerves, I latched onto the windowsill and hefted myself into the room.
I stepped down as lightly as possible, but the window was high up, and the weight of my entire body dropping from the window was more than enough to make the wood creak loudly. I paused in midstep, and my heart skipped a beat. No noise came from the upstairs, and I cautiously proceeded into the next room, my feet lightly stepping, heel-toe.
I passed through the doorway with almost exaggerated caution, taking strong care not to let my feet fall too hard on the rotting oak flooring. I quickly spotted the counter and let all worry go from my mind. I made it! I yanked open the top drawer and picked out two meager silver coins from the change box. Then guilt flooded over my conscience and my hand stopped. This is someone else’s earnings, their money, and I’m taking it.
The little voice of reason inside my head replied without hesitation. You need it Alec, and it’s not all that much anyway.
I can make my own.
When? You’re a Draki, and Draki don’t succeed in this world, they only survive. Your mother’s shop isn’t selling anything and you’re not going to last much longer. Take a few silver pieces, at least.
Reluctantly, I reached into the wooden box and took two silver pieces. This is going to have to continue until something changes for the better. I thought. I’d only just turned away from the cabinet and started towards the door when, from the stairs behind me, the slithering hiss of steel on steel reached out, carrying the menacing thought of the sword that made it.
I stopped in midstride. I could hear my heart thundering against my ribcage. I slowly turned around, and my gaze was met with not a middle aged shopkeeper brandishing a weapon frantically, but instead a calm, cool and collected girl who couldn’t have been older than fifteen, a year older than me. She had brown hair tied in a simple ponytail, revealing dazzling blue eyes and a steady, unwavering, and steely complexion. She had an innate sense of danger about her that radiated from every fiber of her being.
Her eyes narrowed and spoke with pure anger, not a drop of fear. “Who are you and what are you doing in my shop? I can kill you right now for charge of theft you swine!”
I was speechless for a few moments, awestruck at the sheer veracity and force of her words and body language. “ I- I needed money for my shop. We’re going out of business and I only took a few silver coins anyway.” I stammered. The girl seemed thrown for a moment. Rarely did you hear of any burglar taking such a meager amount of money. She recovered quickly however, ordering me to turn out my pockets. Sure enough, only two meager silver coins tumbled out. The girl stared, wordless. I took the opportunity and continued. “I need money. My mother’s shop is going out of business and we won’t last another week.”
Even without meaning to, I added a note of desperation to the last part. It was true. My mother and I would be forced to live on the street. Draki were for the most part rejected by society, and any jobs Mom tried out for, she was turned down.
The girl’s expression was less anxious and angry, and more concerned and curious. “Why? Why can’t you just find work as a deckhand or sailor at the docks? They need every hand they can get.”
I was shaking my head before she’d even finished the question. “You probably haven’t noticed then. I’m a Draki. I get nauseated on the ships and even if I didn’t, nobody in the port would hire me for any work, nor her.”
Her eyebrows knit together and her eyes, almost of their own accord fell on the back of the roomy jacket I was wearing and passed from there to my pointed ears, which she probably hadn’t noticed through my bird’s nest black hair. A look of understanding swept over her, to be replace with one of concern. She sat and one of the stools on the counter and gestured for me to take the opposite one. I sat gratefully, and all thoughts of the would be robbery passed from my mind, and I think hers too. She leaned forward, “What’s your name, anyway?”
“Alec Baine. My mother is Eliza Baine.” I said, without hesitation.
She nodded once and replied. “I’m Rinea Stelwisz. It would be awkward to shake hands, I think, since you came here to rob me.”
So much for that thought passing from her mind. Oh well.
She chuckled a bit and she gave a friendly punch on my shoulder. “Stop worrying so much Alec! The last thing I want to do at this point is get you in deep shit. They’d probably burn you at the stake for having the nerve to rob a human anyway. I can help you out.”
A sense of relief flooded over me. Both from the promise of secrecy and from the offer of assistance. “You can? How? It’s not like you can get me a job anywhere in the port. ‘Hey, here’s a Draki who’s looking for work!’” I said resentfully. “And for another thing, why are you even talking to me? Most humans treat me like a creature who won’t stop pestering them. Some don’t even think I have a soul, and I was trained to talk as some sort of experiment.”
She frowned. “Yes, some people are asses, aren’t they? Before he died, my father was a representative of Draki for the People’s Rights Association. He had several friends who were Draki, too.” She continued, eager to move from the subject of her father’s death, “I’ll think on how to help you overnight. Show up here tomorrow at noon. And wear that jacket. We can’t have anyone knowing you’re a Draki.”
On that parting note I left Rinea’s shop and hurried home (this time via the street). That night I fell asleep pondering Rinea and her proposal of help.
I liked this - you have a good style. Keep it up!
I think some people might find it hard to accept the relationship jumping from 'I could kill you for theft' to friendly / offering help so quickly, but perhaps you have other reasons behind that.
Chose 4 of my most original Photoshops/Illustrator.. I made a lot of stuff, but most of it is very bad compared to these (not that these are especially amazing, lol)
On August 31 2011 06:42 Glider wrote: I make time lapse art videos, sometimes with unusual mediums, you can see more in my youtube channel. www.youtube.com/theportraitart
That first video completely blew my mind. All of them are amazing to say the least...
Well, this ain't much, this is my most recent work for university, also was my last. I designed some houses and a couple of public buildings but can't show them around as it's co-op.
Hope you like
This is a intervention in a Vauban Fort
Scale Model 1.200 (unfinished) , can't find photos of finish model ...anyway what's missing there is the bridge for the main tunnel
I want to say anyone passing up Cycles Post is missing out. You guys are serious musicians love what I heard keep it up man!! If you have the chance check out Amanda Shires or even get a gig with her. She went out that way not to long ago form Lubbock Tx she played with the Thrift Store Cowboy's another great band.
Check out SAM AND LUKE CYCLE'S post on first page.
I do balloons and dabble in magic. I have most of my work posted in my various blogs. Here is a pic first day of training in my new day job. I made everyone balloons.
I'm furious with cloud of rage above I am a renegade like no other, your mother your brother had no chance when I started to sputter. Explosive venom, I wear denim and I'm friends with Vladimir Lennin. I'm no bolshevik my skin is not red but Ill paint your house with lead, leave you dead with no head, I fled the scene faster than the flash with no legs. I am Legion, I can not be pinpointed to one region, I have no allegiance my words spread like a plague across the globe into your temporal lobe
Type Ground Unit Psionic Leech. Can move while burrowed.
Cost: minerals 100 gas 100 Supply 4 Buildtime: 24 (morphs from infestor, requires a Hive) Attributes Biological, psionic
Attack Ground Attack: 10 (splash, radius 1.2) + 40 damage as long as the unit has energy. Each attack uses 25 energy. Range: 2 Cooldown: 3 Health: 110 energy: 350 Sight: 10 Speed 2.25 2.0 (burrowed)
Abilities:
Passive mode unit does not attack
Leech energy aoe (radius 2) range 9 instant cast 125 energy Drains all energy and transfers it to the Leecher
Vampiric Growth aoe (radius 3) instant cast 75 energy range 7 duration 10 seconds When Vampiric Growth is cast on top of Fungal Growth, all damage done by fungal growth heals all friendly units close to the Leecher (range 8) for the same amount. Each time Fungal Growth does damage to units effect by Vampiric Growth, the Leecher gains 5 energy, limited to 3 simultaneous Fungal Growths. Can be cast while burrowed.
Psionic bomb single target instant cast 75 energy range 3 charges a biological target with psionic energy, causing it to explode 3 seconds later, causing 45 aoe damage (radius 1.5). The Leecher is frozen for 3 seconds while casting. Can be cast while burrowed.
maximum energy on all units is 200, starting energy is 50 without upgrades. :D
On August 31 2011 06:42 Glider wrote: I make time lapse art videos, sometimes with unusual mediums, you can see more in my youtube channel. www.youtube.com/theportraitart
Type Ground Unit Psionic Leech. Can move while burrowed.
Cost: minerals 100 gas 100 Supply 4 Buildtime: 24 (morphs from infestor, requires a Hive) Attributes Biological, psionic
Attack Ground Attack: 10 (splash, radius 1.2) + 40 damage as long as the unit has energy. Each attack uses 25 energy. Range: 2 Cooldown: 3 Health: 110 energy: 350 Sight: 10 Speed 2.25 2.0 (burrowed)
Abilities:
Passive mode unit does not attack
Leech energy aoe (radius 2) range 9 instant cast 125 energy Drains all energy and transfers it to the Leecher
Vampiric Growth aoe (radius 3) instant cast 75 energy range 7 duration 10 seconds When Vampiric Growth is cast on top of Fungal Growth, all damage done by fungal growth heals all friendly units close to the Leecher (range 8) for the same amount. Each time Fungal Growth does damage to units effect by Vampiric Growth, the Leecher gains 5 energy, limited to 3 simultaneous Fungal Growths. Can be cast while burrowed.
Psionic bomb single target instant cast 75 energy range 3 charges a biological target with psionic energy, causing it to explode 3 seconds later, causing 45 aoe damage (radius 1.5). The Leecher is frozen for 3 seconds while casting. Can be cast while burrowed.
maximum energy on all units is 200, starting energy is 50 without upgrades. :D
huh? There's no hardcoded rule in the game that says a unit can not have more or less than 200 maximum energy.
I'm a writer. I'm super excited that my first book is being published this October. I mostly stick to non-fiction writing (I work best when I'm bouncing off a concept as opposed to creating something totally from scratch), and as I am also a huge sci-fi film fan, this book is about sci-fi cinema. Basically I cover the most important sci-fi movies there are (roughly 105 of them), reviewing each and explaining why they are so great or otherwise important.
Here are two pages from the book (text below in spoilers). These pages cover my write-up on David Cronenberg's Videodrome. If anyone's interested, the book will be called Sci-Fi Movie Freak, and it comes out October 14! /shameless plug
The interaction between technology and the flesh is a classic theme of David Cronenberg’s work, and Videodrome is perhaps his quintessential achievement in this sense. This film takes the idea of TV violence as a cathartic experience to its absolute extreme. In Videodrome, technology doesn’t so much feed reality as it supersedes it. The result is some sort of bizarre and gruesome masterpiece.
Max Renn (James Woods), the president of a TV station, is looking for the next bold, sleazy show for his network’s lineup when an engineer intercepts signals of an underground show called Videodrome. The broadcast scrambles itself whenever an unintended receiver picks it up, but from what Renn is able to see, it has no plot, takes place in a single room, and consists solely of realistic, sadomasochistic torture sessions. When Renn searches for the source of this broadcast, hoping to buy the rights to it for his station, his body begins undergoing transformations as the result of simply watching the show. After he grows a gaping slit in his abdomen (which promptly heals itself after he hides a gun in it), he sets out to find answers.
Videodrome is filled with philosophies concerning television, film, and those mediums’ effect on reality. One character, who has resolved to communicate only through pre-recorded videotape sessions, at one point argues, “Whatever appears on the television screen emerges as raw experience for those who watch it. Therefore, television is reality, and reality is less than television.” As Renn progresses through his body-altering experiences, this idea plays out literally. The viewing of extreme violence does more than sate perverse, and perhaps subconscious, desires. In the case of Videodrome, it creates a hallucination, a new reality, in which those desires and experiences are a core part of our being, even to the extent that they control our actions.But here’s the thing: If such an incident as that which Renn experiences were to become widespread so that violence is an inherent part of life, where we are all hallucinating the same thing, would violence still be considered a social evil?
By the end of the film, reality has indeed been replaced by hallucination. When this happens, the vicarious experience of violence is no longer cathartic. It is real. The result is a new existence and a new flesh. Cronenberg tells this story as if he is beyond condoning or renouncing such a progression of society. He seems to be convinced (albeit perhaps frightened) that, in some metaphoric way, it is an inevitability.
On August 31 2011 06:42 Glider wrote: I make time lapse art videos, sometimes with unusual mediums, you can see more in my youtube channel. www.youtube.com/theportraitart
On August 31 2011 11:41 KingOctavious wrote: I'm a writer. I'm super excited that my first book is being published this October. I mostly stick to non-fiction writing (I work best when I'm bouncing off a concept as opposed to creating something totally from scratch), and as I am also a huge sci-fi film fan, this book is about sci-fi cinema. Basically I cover the most important sci-fi movies there are (roughly 105 of them), reviewing each and explaining why they are so great or otherwise important.
Here are two pages from the book (text below in spoilers). These pages cover my write-up on David Cronenberg's Videodrome. If anyone's interested, the book will be called Sci-Fi Movie Freak, and it comes out October 14! /shameless plug + Show Spoiler +
The interaction between technology and the flesh is a classic theme of David Cronenberg’s work, and Videodrome is perhaps his quintessential achievement in this sense. This film takes the idea of TV violence as a cathartic experience to its absolute extreme. In Videodrome, technology doesn’t so much feed reality as it supersedes it. The result is some sort of bizarre and gruesome masterpiece.
Max Renn (James Woods), the president of a TV station, is looking for the next bold, sleazy show for his network’s lineup when an engineer intercepts signals of an underground show called Videodrome. The broadcast scrambles itself whenever an unintended receiver picks it up, but from what Renn is able to see, it has no plot, takes place in a single room, and consists solely of realistic, sadomasochistic torture sessions. When Renn searches for the source of this broadcast, hoping to buy the rights to it for his station, his body begins undergoing transformations as the result of simply watching the show. After he grows a gaping slit in his abdomen (which promptly heals itself after he hides a gun in it), he sets out to find answers.
Videodrome is filled with philosophies concerning television, film, and those mediums’ effect on reality. One character, who has resolved to communicate only through pre-recorded videotape sessions, at one point argues, “Whatever appears on the television screen emerges as raw experience for those who watch it. Therefore, television is reality, and reality is less than television.” As Renn progresses through his body-altering experiences, this idea plays out literally. The viewing of extreme violence does more than sate perverse, and perhaps subconscious, desires. In the case of Videodrome, it creates a hallucination, a new reality, in which those desires and experiences are a core part of our being, even to the extent that they control our actions.But here’s the thing: If such an incident as that which Renn experiences were to become widespread so that violence is an inherent part of life, where we are all hallucinating the same thing, would violence still be considered a social evil?
By the end of the film, reality has indeed been replaced by hallucination. When this happens, the vicarious experience of violence is no longer cathartic. It is real. The result is a new existence and a new flesh. Cronenberg tells this story as if he is beyond condoning or renouncing such a progression of society. He seems to be convinced (albeit perhaps frightened) that, in some metaphoric way, it is an inevitability.
Type Ground Unit Psionic Leech. Can move while burrowed.
Cost: minerals 100 gas 100 Supply 4 Buildtime: 24 (morphs from infestor, requires a Hive) Attributes Biological, psionic
Attack Ground Attack: 10 (splash, radius 1.2) + 40 damage as long as the unit has energy. Each attack uses 25 energy. Range: 2 Cooldown: 3 Health: 110 energy: 350 Sight: 10 Speed 2.25 2.0 (burrowed)
Abilities:
Passive mode unit does not attack
Leech energy aoe (radius 2) range 9 instant cast 125 energy Drains all energy and transfers it to the Leecher
Vampiric Growth aoe (radius 3) instant cast 75 energy range 7 duration 10 seconds When Vampiric Growth is cast on top of Fungal Growth, all damage done by fungal growth heals all friendly units close to the Leecher (range 8) for the same amount. Each time Fungal Growth does damage to units effect by Vampiric Growth, the Leecher gains 5 energy, limited to 3 simultaneous Fungal Growths. Can be cast while burrowed.
Psionic bomb single target instant cast 75 energy range 3 charges a biological target with psionic energy, causing it to explode 3 seconds later, causing 45 aoe damage (radius 1.5). The Leecher is frozen for 3 seconds while casting. Can be cast while burrowed.
maximum energy on all units is 200, starting energy is 50 without upgrades. :D
Dude, this is an amazing concept. I really like the idea of choosing a strong attack over support abilities/big aoe abilities.
On August 31 2011 11:41 KingOctavious wrote: I'm a writer. I'm super excited that my first book is being published this October. I mostly stick to non-fiction writing (I work best when I'm bouncing off a concept as opposed to creating something totally from scratch), and as I am also a huge sci-fi film fan, this book is about sci-fi cinema. Basically I cover the most important sci-fi movies there are (roughly 105 of them), reviewing each and explaining why they are so great or otherwise important.
Here are two pages from the book (text below in spoilers). These pages cover my write-up on David Cronenberg's Videodrome. If anyone's interested, the book will be called Sci-Fi Movie Freak, and it comes out October 14! /shameless plug
There Is Nothing Intelligent to Say About a Massacre + Show Spoiler +
What can you say about a massacre? What infinitesimally tiny mark can you leave On the feet of a world slightly broken-- Never to be the same? Who can you blame for a million crying Kids, slowly dying in the cold night? How do you make it right? Or make it seem Like it is not the end of life, when blood-- Carnage, bones, and mud are plastered Like a sick toy for a child, what bastard Thought it acceptable to open these gates?
When families, children, mothers, fathers Run with silent tears caressing their ashen faces While behind them blazes their home, when Little children roam the streets at midnight Looking for food, for friends, for something That might, perhaps, for just a moment, let them Be a child-- not a faceless casualty of war-- when The gods of war blast their glorious trumpet, who Can hear the sobs of broken homes?
What can you say when the people's air Suddenly constricts within the lungs of every living Being, when clouds of rolling death are giving Living, breathing, people thirty seconds left in life? Is there something, some messianic murmur, some Craft, or ounce of creation that can Give a widow, a mourning mother, an orphan A reason to keep going? In a burning world, Is there anything other than fire glowing? What can you say?
I see the poetry on the cyber walls and i wish that there was something for me to say. I watch the television and wait for something to happen to the world so i can be the first to learn about it and i cannot stop watching for fear that the minute i look away the world will consume itself. I listen to the screams of children dreaming and dying and drowning within a glass case of liquid disappointment bubbling around them filling their lungs and stinging their eyes. I hear the sound of broken wings snap through the air-- like a firecracker spitting on the fourth of july-- a monument to the country in which i live in which my fathers lived. I lean against a battered wall in a subway and i see the phalluses etched from sharpie and knife and pen and every other instrument of creation on a pillar in front of me and i wonder if they are art. I stop to breathe the smell of city the smell of dung and urine and crime and i whistle through my nose as i exhale the putrid fumes of a sick city. I visit the country sometimes and once i saw a beaver's dam in a gently flowing river-- i looked at it and it was so beautiful to behold from a distance-- i wondered if its sin was burying its citizens from the inside out letting them sit in piles of their own excretions and laughing to itself as they slowly died of dysentery and syphilis. I feel a speck grime on my fingers and try to fling it off with a flick and a shake-- a homeless man with sores around his face and track marks on his naked arms asks me for some change. I look to the stars and see in every twinkling spark from heaven a possibility of a better place in a world a hundred octillion miles away and wonder if the creatures their ever thought about us. I see a sinking city sitting, waiting for the world to swallow it whole-- i pray to god it isnt too late and i pray to god it will find peace and absolution for its sins if it has to go-- i walk from street to street with a melancholy song escaping with a low whistle from my lips and i pray to god and i pray and i walk.
I am studying animation, but my stronger points are character design, so I am adding a link to my showreel on youtube : + Show Spoiler +
Also, a piece or two of my character designs and layouts. Its not nearly as good as some of the stuff I have already seen in this thread though. Character sheet 'ink on paper, scanned in, basic photoshop colour) : + Show Spoiler +
I posted some writing, photos and video compilations on my wordpress, but I think its a violation to link to such external sites so here's a small pick that I find bearable to share =p
Dvorak's String Terzett 1st movement, made by stacking tracks in audacity. It's pretty horrible musically but I felt it was quite an achievement making it (spent a whole night recording for a few minutes worth of mp3 =( )
And 2 video entries I made, one to a school competition, another to a national one. They aren't great but I won a prize for the school entry: + Show Spoiler +
Some of this stuff is awesome. I just finished a short film that I was working on for the past 3 and a half years for only $1800 budget. Action adventure steampunk with over 375 VFX shots, 10locations and 80 costumed extras. Let me know what you think, full film is in the youtube link below.
Hey guys I'm kinda shy about posting here as I'm a bit insecure about my work alot of the time but I figgure as a TLer it's my duty to step up and share what i've got!
I write music for the acoustic guitar in my spare time (and i'm running out of free time these days D=). I'll link a youtube video of mine, the sound quality isn't excellent because of my microphone but you can atleast a good idea of what the song sounds like.
On August 31 2011 06:42 Glider wrote: I make time lapse art videos, sometimes with unusual mediums, you can see more in my youtube channel. www.youtube.com/theportraitart
Fucking hell, those are amazing! Especially the glass/water one. I hope that you have pursued making a living from this - if not, I'm sure it could make you filthy rich!
Some of this stuff is awesome. I just finished a short film that I was working on for the past 3 and a half years for only $1800 budget. Action adventure steampunk with over 375 VFX shots, 10locations and 80 costumed extras. Let me know what you think, full film is in the youtube link below.
On August 31 2011 04:01 krok(obs) wrote: i draw stuff + Show Spoiler +
Those are really really good. The overseer one is epic. I almost want to photoshop out the binder rings and use it as my ipod background, replacing my TL wallpaper.
VFX Arist here ( So many of you in here do 3D. SOOOO SICK!!) I haven't got much personal work to show, but If you skip to 1:29 in this video, i built the helicopter that explodes ^_^
I play the guitar and I frequently have many ideas popping up all the time, even in my dreams I come up with some stuff. Here's 2 songs that I've uploaded of my playing solo (no overdubs or anything):
Ambient (sort of)
Also Ambient-like
Gypsy jazz inspired
Actualy I don't really know how to classify them into a certain genre. I would appreciate it if you'd take the time to listen to them in order below:
On August 31 2011 11:41 KingOctavious wrote: I'm a writer. I'm super excited that my first book is being published this October. I mostly stick to non-fiction writing (I work best when I'm bouncing off a concept as opposed to creating something totally from scratch), and as I am also a huge sci-fi film fan, this book is about sci-fi cinema. Basically I cover the most important sci-fi movies there are (roughly 105 of them), reviewing each and explaining why they are so great or otherwise important.
Here are two pages from the book (text below in spoilers). These pages cover my write-up on David Cronenberg's Videodrome. If anyone's interested, the book will be called Sci-Fi Movie Freak, and it comes out October 14! /shameless plug
On August 31 2011 11:41 KingOctavious wrote: I'm a writer. I'm super excited that my first book is being published this October. I mostly stick to non-fiction writing (I work best when I'm bouncing off a concept as opposed to creating something totally from scratch), and as I am also a huge sci-fi film fan, this book is about sci-fi cinema. Basically I cover the most important sci-fi movies there are (roughly 105 of them), reviewing each and explaining why they are so great or otherwise important.
Here are two pages from the book (text below in spoilers). These pages cover my write-up on David Cronenberg's Videodrome. If anyone's interested, the book will be called Sci-Fi Movie Freak, and it comes out October 14! /shameless plug + Show Spoiler +
The interaction between technology and the flesh is a classic theme of David Cronenberg’s work, and Videodrome is perhaps his quintessential achievement in this sense. This film takes the idea of TV violence as a cathartic experience to its absolute extreme. In Videodrome, technology doesn’t so much feed reality as it supersedes it. The result is some sort of bizarre and gruesome masterpiece.
Max Renn (James Woods), the president of a TV station, is looking for the next bold, sleazy show for his network’s lineup when an engineer intercepts signals of an underground show called Videodrome. The broadcast scrambles itself whenever an unintended receiver picks it up, but from what Renn is able to see, it has no plot, takes place in a single room, and consists solely of realistic, sadomasochistic torture sessions. When Renn searches for the source of this broadcast, hoping to buy the rights to it for his station, his body begins undergoing transformations as the result of simply watching the show. After he grows a gaping slit in his abdomen (which promptly heals itself after he hides a gun in it), he sets out to find answers.
Videodrome is filled with philosophies concerning television, film, and those mediums’ effect on reality. One character, who has resolved to communicate only through pre-recorded videotape sessions, at one point argues, “Whatever appears on the television screen emerges as raw experience for those who watch it. Therefore, television is reality, and reality is less than television.” As Renn progresses through his body-altering experiences, this idea plays out literally. The viewing of extreme violence does more than sate perverse, and perhaps subconscious, desires. In the case of Videodrome, it creates a hallucination, a new reality, in which those desires and experiences are a core part of our being, even to the extent that they control our actions.But here’s the thing: If such an incident as that which Renn experiences were to become widespread so that violence is an inherent part of life, where we are all hallucinating the same thing, would violence still be considered a social evil?
By the end of the film, reality has indeed been replaced by hallucination. When this happens, the vicarious experience of violence is no longer cathartic. It is real. The result is a new existence and a new flesh. Cronenberg tells this story as if he is beyond condoning or renouncing such a progression of society. He seems to be convinced (albeit perhaps frightened) that, in some metaphoric way, it is an inevitability.
I wrote an amazing cover with my friend (this one) and failed horribly at recording/performing it. Other than that my talent is in conversation and I am very impressed by the people here.
Well, I play drums I'm in 2 bands and one of 'em is in the process of releasing their first EP. We're called Stick In The Head. I also do some of the usual YouTube self promoting. Also, for those who missed it vvv
i like to do CGI. Not very good but loooking to improve. Health science degree is eating up most of my time though leaving with little room to sit down and draw
heres a WIP i'm working on. hoping to finish before school starts next next monday
On August 31 2011 03:02 Cycle wrote: ^, ^^ those are beautiful.
Where's OP's stuff?
I'm a professional musician, have been for 3 years, and just recently moved to Nashville to pursue it 100%. Here's a link to our site (warning: country-pop/blues but with guitar )
I'm a hobby photographer, focusing primarily on concerts/events, but I do other stuff too. Because I never found the time to learn Photoshop or something like that, all my pictures are nearly untouched (sometimes I correct red eyes) and just as I took them!
Here are a few examples (click on them for a big version):
Singer from the horror punk band "The Other":
Dancing couple from a tourney (I'm dancing too, if you think "why was this guy there?" )
On September 01 2011 03:19 ProjectVirtue wrote: i like to do CGI. Not very good but loooking to improve. Health science degree is eating up most of my time though leaving with little room to sit down and draw
heres a WIP i'm working on. hoping to finish before school starts next next monday
I'm an Art & Technology student at Aalborg University, Denmark. This is one project we did a little while ago, I know there is better photographs somewhere, but can't find 'em: The cube has got a PS3 camera attached to it (isn't visible on the picture) which we made infra-red, as well as an infra-red light source in the ceiling. We projected a white circle underneath it, while the cube pulsated white light, and when people entered the middle of the circle, symbols appeared and the circle started rotating faster and faster, while the cube pulsated red, also faster and faster. The whole exhibition was a "village" in which our piece was supposed to be "the church". After careful discussion (while intoxicated) we named it: "The Seventh Symbol of the Stargate: The Hidden".
I want to say anyone passing up Cycles Post is missing out. You guys are serious musicians love what I heard keep it up man!! If you have the chance check out Amanda Shires or even get a gig with her. She went out that way not to long ago form Lubbock Tx she played with the Thrift Store Cowboy's another great band.
WOW guitar playing and song arrangement good luck to you! Thanks to fuddx for promoting you so well.
Much love to FuDDx and JieXian <3<3<3
@FuDDx I'll definitely keep my eyes out for her. Balloon art is such a sick way to make people happy ^^ @JieXian I love hearing people play jazz and the first piece calms my mind. Keep 'em coming! :D
And of course all the other art (musical or visual) is amazing. Nothing makes me happier than seeing people express themselves. <3
I think it would be pretty amazing to have an artists directory here on TL to know who does what, in case people want to collaborate or what have you. Thoughts?
Anyway, I am a composer in what you would call the 'contemporary classical' scene. Here's some of my work
On September 02 2011 22:09 wo1fwood wrote: I think it would be pretty amazing to have an artists directory here on TL to know who does what, in case people want to collaborate or what have you. Thoughts?
First of all, really nice compositions you got there.
Second, an artist directory sounds like a good idea but it will take me a lot of effort to put things together on this thread :I
On September 01 2011 03:19 ProjectVirtue wrote: i like to do CGI. Not very good but loooking to improve. Health science degree is eating up most of my time though leaving with little room to sit down and draw
heres a WIP i'm working on. hoping to finish before school starts next next monday Maybe a bit nsfw???? + Show Spoiler +
This sir is truely brilliant and I like it Alot!. Definatly load up the finished project. I consider that desktop wallpaper material ;D
Edit- i put pic in spoiler because someone thought it was a bit nsfw
I'm the dork in the suit. I designed + built the lift in the background (more useful than it sounds, it was needed to be modular for the other half of the double bill - doors come off easily etc.)
I also have some ramblings of me talking about accents on youtube:
I am an EDM producer trying to elbow myself up in the business. I have released a couple of songs with some remixes reaching as far as getting support by Suzy Solar. My latest single has recieved a brilliant remix by UK based John Dopping and hopefully this track will reach as far as getting support by Arnej and Sean Tyas, as Dopping seems to be one of their favourite producers at the minute. It's still his production getting there, but atleast my name is on it and some of the stardust might fall off, who knows. I am a patient man though, and i try not to sell myself to recieve fans. Those who follow what i do usually found the music by themselves and i suppose its those kind of 'fans' i prefer.
Latest release was a banging bigroom house remix of Romanian based artist Chris John - Never Walk Alone on Dirt Lies & Audio Recordings.
On September 01 2011 03:19 ProjectVirtue wrote: i like to do CGI. Not very good but loooking to improve. Health science degree is eating up most of my time though leaving with little room to sit down and draw
heres a WIP i'm working on. hoping to finish before school starts next next monday
On September 06 2011 01:11 mbr2321 wrote: this and the feel good thread have to be my two favorite threads on all of Team Liquid. waaaaaaaaaaaaaaah so awesome~!!!!!
That's so sweet ;-; Thank you~ I hope to see some more of this community's amazing works on this thread.
I started a Pipe Company over the last 6 months just about to start sales. Its called Derelic Pipe Factory. We manufacturer hand carved briar wood pipes for the non-traditional pipe smoker.
On September 06 2011 00:57 Starparty wrote: I am an EDM producer trying to elbow myself up in the business. I have released a couple of songs with some remixes reaching as far as getting support by Suzy Solar. My latest single has recieved a brilliant remix by UK based John Dopping and hopefully this track will reach as far as getting support by Arnej and Sean Tyas, as Dopping seems to be one of their favourite producers at the minute. It's still his production getting there, but atleast my name is on it and some of the stardust might fall off, who knows. I am a patient man though, and i try not to sell myself to recieve fans. Those who follow what i do usually found the music by themselves and i suppose its those kind of 'fans' i prefer.
Latest release was a banging bigroom house remix of Romanian based artist Chris John - Never Walk Alone on Dirt Lies & Audio Recordings.
I take shitty photos. Mostly everyday motives or heavily distorted/edited/glitched stuff. None of it nearly as good as your guys' stuff in this thread though :<
That is some genuine Rock Tunes i like it quite a lot. All the other stuff you guys do is awesome. Im not really creative I'd say but i do some photography here and there and do ride BMX. Sometimes i feel it would be better to do more creative stuff u can look back on some day, rather than spending so many hours playing and watching SC2 allthough looking back on an awesome time playing this game is quite nice as well.
Beyond just wanting to share my work, I also wanted to know what other people are doing. What are you doing/have done that hasn't necessarily got the attention you think it deserved? Or hasn't gotten the views because you're not big on social media, or didn't promote it very much?
I would love to see what's between the cracks. Because I, too, am very much between the cracks.
In such a world saturated by media, it's hard to point the finger. But I would love to discover more artists and work that deserves more credit and attention. Some encouragement, even.
I, personally, feel pretty undervalued at times. This economy doesn't have too much room for ground-level art, it seems. But I don't know where else to turn. These are my skills and my interests. I'm just trying to do what I love and think I'm good at.
Cheers, all. Please share what you're working on. I'd love to know what and who is out there and try my best to support you.
On September 21 2019 09:38 RogerChillingworth wrote: I was about to start a new thread, but searched and found this one. Is there a more recent one I should be posting in?
I wanted to share an animated film I recently made. It's 2D. I'm trying to be as creative and fresh as possible while making something quality.
Beyond just wanting to share my work, I also wanted to know what other people are doing. What are you doing/have done that hasn't necessarily got the attention you think it deserved? Or hasn't gotten the views because you're not big on social media, or didn't promote it very much?
I would love to see what's between the cracks. Because I, too, am very much between the cracks.
In such a world saturated by media, it's hard to point the finger. But I would love to discover more artists and work that deserves more credit and attention. Some encouragement, even.
I, personally, feel pretty undervalued at times. This economy doesn't have too much room for ground-level art, it seems. But I don't know where else to turn. These are my skills and my interests. I'm just trying to do what I love and think I'm good at.
Cheers, all. Please share what you're working on. I'd love to know what and who is out there and try my best to support you.
On September 22 2019 05:07 dankobanana wrote: I teach: introduction to electrical engineering. I've taped all 30 weeks of my classes and have put it online on youtube