ArtCraft copied the Adobe Suite but forgot to include my favorite. So I figured I'd roll my own #Animation software. So here's Blink MX. Still early but it's so fkn good already and runs like butter on my android tablet too. #flash#animate#tools
@noxlotl yeah I can't be too upset given I already knew the risks. Normally I export as image sequence as backup as well so I can reassemble it if needed but I was so engrossed in it that I forgot to even do a basic manual save
I think there's a certain type of personality that just engages with twitter in the most optimal way accidentally. Like you constantly reply to posts, retweet stuff, quote tweet, bring about conversation. Someone who's more inclined to just lurk isn't going to have many people even knowing they exist
@McChikenNuget55@Yoshiware2 it doesn't matter how good the platform is. If no one uses it, then you can't use it. It's the fact that all the best artists already have a following on twitter, and they aren't just going to give that up. The audience can only go where the creators are
@VogalGryph@CamoTheKobold@DAKKADAKKA1 for sure. They would never reveal a remaster of halo CE and have placeholder assets that would be changed for release. Wait
@KunoMD But like yeah if you’re getting zero likes it’s not an issue with the quality of your art. You just have to gain more reach. Twitter doesn’t organically show posts from accounts with little followers so you have to find other ways. It’s the initial hurdle that’s hardest
@KunoMD But like once you get to a certain point who cares if you get 500 likes vs 2000 likes. Getting 4 likes on your post is completely demoralising. It makes you doubt your art. It’s not really about popularity it’s about validation that your art doesn’t completely suck