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I'm trying to draw a picture of Sweet Apple Acres and it's making me NUTS.
In principle it's a pretty simply building to draw as it's a simple set of geometry that vectors quite easily. Then you get to the decorative vines. I just can't seem to get them to flow smoothly. I've tried vectoring them in Ink Scape, and Clip Studio, I've even tried drawing them freehand, but I just can't get them to look right. When I try to make them curl round I either make them too big or too small, or they go wrong at the vector nodes and don't sweep around smoothly.
It's even more frustrating as they aren't all the same thickness. They get thicker in places and thinner in others.
I've even tried using the pressure setting on my table to change the thickness, but I still can't find the perfect setting and am having to manually correct it in places. It really shouldn't take this long to draw a few swirls. I guess that it shows that I still have a lot of basic things to get to grips with before I can even come close to some of the comic creators and MLP artists that I admire. Mad Munchkin wouldn't have done this in about a dozen strokes, and Pony Bezerker would have done it in 10 minutes, and put in a toilet paper joke at the end.
In principle it's a pretty simply building to draw as it's a simple set of geometry that vectors quite easily. Then you get to the decorative vines. I just can't seem to get them to flow smoothly. I've tried vectoring them in Ink Scape, and Clip Studio, I've even tried drawing them freehand, but I just can't get them to look right. When I try to make them curl round I either make them too big or too small, or they go wrong at the vector nodes and don't sweep around smoothly.
It's even more frustrating as they aren't all the same thickness. They get thicker in places and thinner in others.
I've even tried using the pressure setting on my table to change the thickness, but I still can't find the perfect setting and am having to manually correct it in places. It really shouldn't take this long to draw a few swirls. I guess that it shows that I still have a lot of basic things to get to grips with before I can even come close to some of the comic creators and MLP artists that I admire. Mad Munchkin wouldn't have done this in about a dozen strokes, and Pony Bezerker would have done it in 10 minutes, and put in a toilet paper joke at the end.
Griffonstone - Behind the Scenes.
Normally I only make my behind the scenes content available to Haytreon members, but since I've not been uploading much lately I thought that I'd give everyone a sneak peek at how I went about making my latest model. Here are the bird houses from Griffonstone from first principles to complete. They're mostly just coffee stirrers stuck to card stock with some filament form a 3D pen to make the roofs. The paint is just regular modeling contrast paint.
So, I asked an Shodan to write my next MLP comic
Hey, Shodan: "write me a conversation between Princess Celestia and Twilight sparkle in which Princess Celestia explains to Twilight why children shouldn't study dark magic" Princess Celestia: Twilight, I need to talk to you about something important. Twilight Sparkle: What is it, Princess? Princess Celestia: It's about dark magic. Twilight Sparkle: Dark magic? But I thought that was forbidden in Equestria. Princess Celestia: It is, but I've been hearing rumors that some ponies are practicing it in secret. Twilight Sparkle: That's terrible! Why would anyone want to study dark magic? Princess Celestia: There are many reasons. Some ponies are drawn to its power, while others are simply curious about it. But whatever the reason, dark magic is dangerous. It can corrupt the user and lead to terrible things. Twilight Sparkle: But what if someone wants to study dark magic for good? Princess Celestia: There is no such thing as good dark magic. It is all inherently evil. Twilight
I asked 2 AI why people preferred the Mandalorian
I asked two AI why people prefered the Mandalorian to Andor, This is what they said: First AI First, The Mandalorian is a more traditional Star Wars story. It features a lone hero fighting against an evil empire, with plenty of action and adventure. Andor, on the other hand, is a more political thriller, with a focus on the early days of the Rebellion. Second, The Mandalorian has a more likable protagonist. Din Djarin is a skilled warrior who is also a gentle soul who cares for Grogu. Cassian Andor is a more complex character, but he is also more cynical and world-weary. Third, The Mandalorian has a more engaging setting. The show is set on a variety of planets, each with its own unique culture and environment. Andor is mostly set on one planet, Coruscant, which is a more familiar setting from the Star Wars films. Finally, The Mandalorian is simply a better-made show. The production values are higher, the writing is more polished, and the acting is more engaging. Andor is a good
My life in an AI generated poem
I am a conservative girl from a small town, Where people know each other and the gossip goes around. I make adult themed plushies, And some people think it's trashy. But I don't care what they think, I'm just doing what I love. I'm not hurting anyone, So why should they be so mean? I'm just a girl trying to make a living, And I'm not going to let anyone bully me into quitting. I'm proud of my work, And I'm not ashamed of who I am. So if you're thinking about bullying someone, Just remember that you're not the only one who's different. We all have our own unique talents and abilities, And we should all be proud of who we are. So let's all be kind to each other, And support each other's dreams. We're all in this together, And we can all make a difference.
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