hello! my game, "Cool People Club", is coming 12/1/22 to PC... and i have a trailer for it here for u.
are u cool enough to beat it... ? well u will have to play it to find out. heheheh
#gamedev#indiegame
Dear @Adobe You mentioned your AI images uses the Adobe stock library only and guarantees the artist gets a royalty.
Then can you explain why my name is in your library and there are a bunch of AI generated images with my name without my consent or prior knowledge?
Please RT
A video was uploaded unlisted to my @YouTube channel for future proofing/research. I had 0 strikes on my channel beforehand and was not expecting immediate termination.
My channel is crucial for my line of work and would appreciate a second chance @TeamYouTube@YouTubeCreators
@RobinVanina aight im in what up peeps im cool turtle, my studio is called “cool turtle games”, my first game is a 3D bullet hell choices-matter RPG and is on steam / https://t.co/DSs3pRqe1V… working hard behind the scenez on my next game atm :)
https://t.co/V019R3GhVI
hello! my game, "Cool People Club", is coming 12/1/22 to PC... and i have a trailer for it here for u.
are u cool enough to beat it... ? well u will have to play it to find out. heheheh
#gamedev#indiegame
What you create in the beginning is so important for what you do a decade from now. This is why I try so many things and work across multiple mediums at once: clothing, art, games, film, toys & collectables etc. Now there is some nuance to this because lots of people do pivot multiple times in their careers.
However, what happens when your 10 years in and your only known for that one thing? It’s hard to take that risk and try dive into clothing or toys for example because it’s become second nature to be focused only on the art for example.
Lots of people say you should niche down and find your one thing but I say otherwise. With the world where heading towards your going to need to know how to design your own clothes, build 3D worlds, juggle the business aspect and understand the tech side of things.
We are entering the neo-renaissance where people who understand how to apply critical thinking across multiple mediums are going to be rewarded. This is why I’m obsessed with my peers @aleqth & @em0tionull because they understand as an artist you need to be able to pull from multiple inspirations and explore that across different mediums.
Look at null for example the kid sculpts all his own models, builds his own worlds understands how to program etc. and then you have Alex who’s making entire musical tapes alongside his fine art. In my opinion the artists who are going to win over the next decade are the ones who aren’t afraid to explore and take risks. The ones not afraid to dive into the unknown and try to learn a new medium or skill.
Now take all this with a grain of salt because I’m inherently biased towards this way of thinking because I myself am a multidisciplinary artist so I’m definitely inclined to think this is the way. Also before I wrap this up of course there’s going to be artists/creators who have that one thing they do best and nail that and are okay with doing that.
Everything is in the grey nothing is black and white. There’s exceptions to everything and this is just something to maybe inspire you to pick up a new medium you’ve been wanting to explore.
No, but I'm not surprised. There's hundreds of places selling my work. A bit frustrating, since I hardly sell any myself.
If you want to supprt me, consider buying from my print shop instead.
https://t.co/QPrvhMISlk
And, perhaps, retweet this.