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Growing up Asian, hard work and achievement were everything.
Like everyone else, I thought the greatest achievement was landing a cushy corporate job.
But as I grew older, I knew I wanted more.
I just didn't know what that "more" was yet.
Google has released a new AI image generator.
Its interface is easy to use and totally free.
I'll show you how to access it and compare it with Dall-E 3 below ⬇
"The universe is not locally real, and the (2022) physics Nobel Prize winners proved it. Elegant experiments with entangled light have laid bare a profound mystery at the heart of reality."
https://t.co/SriiBRlqEe
As you're likely aware, direct application of effects to 3D models is not currently possible in #aftereffects.
In this tutorial, I'll guide you through an innovative workaround to create a 3D repeater based on 3D models @AdobeVideo
Tutorial Link: https://t.co/3i3rQ6rpDL
Tempting to use AI for everything but drawing my own storyboards has always been part of my process. “Absolve” had almost 70 shots to get at the Louvre in 8 hours so had to meticulously organized. Even with the rapidly AI vfx much of the original intent carried through to the end
Meta has released a new free AI image generator.
You can access it with a Facebook or Instagram account.
I've been using it for several hours and the detail of the images is really impressive.
Here are some sample images and how to access it 🧵
KodeLife + Unity live coding session with @tnayuki at the GitHub Universe Recap event. Of course, the project is available on GitHub. https://t.co/fIjuF0177P
New era for the sports industry
It's time for folks to really start looking at how spatial computing will change sports for ever.
What used to cost millions and take weeks, can now happen in real-time and cost close to nothing.
🧵 A thread
This is one of the best videos to ever exist for entrepreneurs, creators... I think about it often.
In 2016, Pharrell Williams visited a NYU music production class to critique student songs.
At the beginning you could see student "Maggie Rogers" drenched with the absolute terror of sharing this with him.
Pharrell is there just trying to keep his excitement in.
The guy couldn’t wait to tell her this song is the bee’s knees.
After he listened to a song called “Alaska”, he explained why “I have zero, zero, zero notes for that:”
24 hours later, someone posted the clip to Reddit.
It blew up and the rest is history. Grammy nominated, millions of followers etc.
And Maggie responded to the Reddit thread (i'll share screenshot in the next tweet).
This story I find so cool because it inspires other artists to share what they got.
We all can all connect with the fear of showing our work. It ain't easy.
And to have a unique POV like Maggie. Easy to copy, harder to have something unique.
I’ve got a bunch of designs, creations that have never seen the light of day.
This video inspires me to publish more.
My point of sharing this video:
Publish your art anonymously.
Or publish your art proudly as yourself. Bonus points if it's one of a kind work.
But publish your darn art.
This is your new week's energy.
This is your 2024 energy.
Go get 'em.
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If you enjoyed this, go listen to some Maggie Rogers. And thank you to Pharrell for being so supportive to an up and comer.
And go follow me for more stories like this @gregisenberg, so you get more of it in your feed
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