Not sure if I will ever get around to it, but if I have the time I'd like to encompass all my technical learnings around JavaScript + print artwork into a blog post, or perhaps a future talk. Some of the topics include:
Our new team member is switching his editor to VS CODE.
He's asking for suggestions:
🤔what are your favorite VS Code plugins and themes, tips and hacks?
Hey twitter friends, can you link me to articles in the frontend and web dev space that are timeless and changed your perspective in some way. It maybe a gist, a readme, a tutorial or even a video. Looking to read some good content.
RT for reach? 🙌
Want a birds-eye-view of D3.js?
https://t.co/jDRVGRygPc
I finally finished my MONGO "blog post" on the different parts of d3, grouped by similar functionality.
I learned a ton of new methods. I hope you find it useful - I bet you'll learn something new even with a quick scan.
I am partnering with @Logitech to see what madness I can code up with their gear, esp the MX master 3 and MX keys — I kept thinking about hands and what if drawings could spring out from them. #mxmaster3#mxkeys#openframeworks
It's #showreel time !
Here is a bunch of shots from 2018/2019,
from motion graphics to advertising video 🙃
If you appreciate the work,
don't hesitate to share, comment or like 🤗
I'm also looking for an internship, worldwide,
as motion graphic designer C4D/AE/XP
Can't get enough of these beautiful maps of the ancient courses of the Mississippi River. This was made by Harold Fisk in 1944 for the Army Corps of Engineers. Fisk mapped the old river banks using old maps, soil, and aerial photographs. Amazing stuff!
learn. Redshift : V02 / Available NOW! - https://t.co/bQr06jz9V5
Volume 2 of Rich Nosworthy’s learn. Redshift for Cinema 4D series delves deep into more of the shading nodes, setting up multipass renders & lots more!