where’s that “was anyone gonna tell me” meme when you need it because holy shit did the bird app just slap me in the face with this
(and yes, it’s real and terrifying tbh)
“Such rains, which meteorologists are calling an extratropical storm, may change the course of the region’s weather in months and years to come as the air retains more moisture”
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Kyle MacLachlan as a fully vented Paul Atreides.
Kyle MacLachlan as a fully vented Paul Atreides.
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
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Ruins of a restaurant, Japan,
Ruins of a restaurant, Japan,
Photography by Toshibo
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why this dog look like an nvidia tech demo
High spec animal
Oh, I KNOW WHY! Rare video game tech knowledge to the rescue!
Animation of fur is really really hard, it’s effectively trying to animate, in real time, a few billion little strings. Noone can do that. Most consumer gaming computers would just burst into flame so that isn’t something people will do when modeling fur or hair. Instead, what animators and 3D modelers do in order to get around this is they form the fur into many layers of sheets or interlocking flexible bodies. Notice this animal has stiff fur, matted maybe from sweat or water. So when we watch the fur move our eyes and brains notice something we don’t notice on purpose. The fur isn’t moving individually, it’s moving in sheets and flexible bodies. There’s some slight movement and flexing, but it’s not “fur” like our brains want it to be, it’s “fur” in the way that fur is commonly animated! layers and flexible sheets! Also, light angles like this are common in animation to show the light being calculated across the body when it moves, so it looks familiar in the angle of the light too!
BLESS YOU
I don’t think I’ve ever gotten such an excited happy reply to an info dump hehehe
oh cool i found someone explaining the thing
This is a brown hyena. Their fur is just like that
jaubaius: Boss: Why are you late for work?! Me: You’re never…
Vincent Price on filming The Fly (1958)
Vincent Price on filming The Fly (1958)
“We never could get it all out,” said Vincent Price of the scene’s filming. “We were playing this kind of philosophical scene, and every time that little voice [of the fly] would say ‘Help me! Help me!’ we would just scream with laughter. It was terrible. It took us about 20 takes to finally get it.”