@UzairTVisuals I like the idea and would like it to happen, but the tendency of groups with similar proposals is an excess of people who need help versus people who are able to help, so it start to stagnate
What d'ya think about this?
No, my dear
Retouch doesn't mean you need to look like a clown (most of the time)
Clean retouch is about giving life to your skin, enhancing volume and details while preserving the original data of the photo (yes, no AI regenerating the photo from zero)
there is a light in the end of the tunnel for ya :)
I like seeing someone considering risks and benefits
People generally want something that is almost 100% correct, not because it works better for them, but because they want the closest thing to 100% that can still be considered acceptable without sounding like a scam
Let me ask you this: what’s the profile of hungry people? Are they risk-takers? Are they consistent? Because it’s still risky that they might abandon the project halfway through, but I think you get the risks
@Justadumbartist Dude, I know it's the "change the therapist" a meme, but a therapist who doesn't see the therapeutic and existential value of art for an artist seems honestly a terrible match
The world is less cruel than we think, the algorithm isn't evil and all
There is a phrase "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"
This holds true even for non-living things
The world is just stupid or even you
@wariocolosseum I think it has to do with the fact that you can mass-classify these songs based on meticulousness, beats, rhythm, vocal timbre, so they kind of feel the music is more "perfect" because they control how it is
Lots of things to do:
Update the A/B testing portfolio
Finish my articles and threads (+5)
Make posts about clean style
And more
I have dense concepts to explain and apply new tecniques that I learned this week
Productive week!
No, because I discovered it through reading, combining different techniques, and testing, not with a video, but if that sounds interesting, I could record one myself. Normal photos have a lot of data that gets covered by the strong color, but once organized, it looks like it's been upscaled
I don't post here very often, but I frequently encounter many gaps in the industry
- Statistical thinking for creative services
- Clean retouch (I developed a personal method)
- creativity X performance false dilema
- A/B testing interpreting
- Pyschology biases in thumbnails
- risk managment for very new ideas x valided formats
- structural ways for create incentives to a new outlier
- Catch the channel tone and translate in thumbnail
This industry has gaps as hell, but structure them in articles & threads generally is heavy whilw I need update my portfolio and branding
But believe me, This industry is so far to be satured, actually its potential is underused
Technically, it's way more expensive in the short/medium term
accumulated good knowledge and effective teaching 1x1 cost more than just paying for a thumbnail (even $10-$20 thumbs are pretty decent if you budget is very low) despite the long term advantage but it's very long term
Do you think that exists a gap in youtube tutorials about the issue? I would like listen ya about your process for learn this, maybe I could helping, not teaching by myself, but giving you some insights