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This project is an ink study made with p5.js. It started when I tried to make my lines look less mechanical. Then I got curious about pigment buildup, paper layers, how brushes react, and how light moves across the surface. I didn’t plan for it to go this far,... show more

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This is how good FSD has gotten. And I’ll admit, I was a little nervous when the light turned green because I thought the car was going to try and go for it. But it didn’t. It waited for the officer’s hand signal, then it proceeded. Incredible that a car intuitively knows this!

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ROSALÍA talks about her relationship with instruments and says that piano and voice are the ones that help her the most when it comes to composing and making music. “I play instruments. But my main instrument is my voice. That’s what I’ve dedicated my whole life to. But I actually didn’t start out singing. I started playing guitar when I was nine. Then, when I was sixteen, I started with the piano, and that’s what I’ve always used to compose, to write music. The piano always helps me. Piano and boys. Clapping too, yes.”

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If you are going to ask me, "How did I make this?" I accidentally made this gpose... You could see the moment when I add the fog, and the overall picture is just perfect for me (Around 31 minutes in the video) I was like, "Wait, how did I do it? HOW?" After that, I was just having fun with adjusting Reshade

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Lightny Lightningstorm

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Jake

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I remember when I got this cactus just 3 inches tall. And I can remember when it started to require help to move it about 10 years ago. But I don't have any memory of it when it was just a normal sized #cactus Weird how that works.

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Not sure how helpful this will be, but this is how I separated the nose! Skin layer shaped as the nose, and the lines clipped into it. The nose layers should be above the eyes to cover them when the head rotates :3

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Aircraft maintenance.. this is my tribute to all my brothers and sisters across the world who work so hard to make it airworthy. You are all doing Gods work and I see you and I appreciate you. This was inspired by Paul Harvey “God made a farmer”. But the saying goes true for all that walk this earth, god made us all for a reason and God wants you to be the best at it. I don’t mean to become melancholy or emotional, but I have a profound love for what I do, and I will always do my best to let the world know how important this job is to me and to my fellow mechanics. 📸 by Stig Aviation

Aircraft maintenance.. this is my tribute to all my brothers and sisters across the world who work so hard to make it airworthy. You are all doing Gods work and I see you and I appreciate you. This was inspired by Paul Harvey “God made a farmer”. But the saying goes true for all that walk this earth, god made us all for a reason and God wants you to be the best at it. I don’t mean to become melancholy or emotional, but I have a profound love for what I do, and I will always do my best to let the world know how important this job is to me and to my fellow mechanics. 📸 by Stig Aviation

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Elderly Woman with Hood Study using my upcoming #OilMaxPack in #Procreate. I'm very proud of this study. I felt clunky at first and then it started to flow. That's how it feels when the tools are this intuitive. I'm hoping to release the pack by June. #MaxPacks

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97,088 views • 3 years ago

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•071825• #zhanglinghe's interview with China Daily for his role as jiang qiaoxi in #OurGeneration 💬 (3/3) Q3: how is your background in science and engineering has influenced your acting career? zlh: when I used to make mistake on a question, I would go back and think about why I got it wrong. I'd review it again and try to find other ways to solve it more efficiently. what is this? this is actually a kind of learning ability. I think the biggest gain from my study in junior high school, high school, and college is a good study habit. now when I read the script or study the scenes with my costars or other film and television works. I will apply this habit of going back and forth, rewatch, and reflect deeply. sometimes there may be no clear results, but at least I've gone through the process and I have gained a small insight from it. in fact, in the past two years, I've spent more time studying how to deliver lines. I used to have no idea how to deliver a line with emotion. later, I wondered why does it sounds different when I say it compared to someone else? then I met all kinds of actors and met many seniors who gave me advice. through constant trial and error, I've made progress. it's still not perfect now but compared to before, there's improvement. sometimes you have to keep things from real life in your heart. you can’t just focus on the script and dialogues. you also have to care about your opponent actor's dialogues and how to respond it truthfully. the genuine reaction that you give is the support for you to say the next dialogues more naturally.

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36,736 views • 1 year ago