I’ve experienced this a lot, and for me it perfectly illustrates how they will drop artists as soon as the tech makes it viable for the required end result.

You can have it both ways: I’ve had clients make me toil for weeks trying to turn their AI pitch image into something better/more considered/production ready, etc, only to slowly realise they just want the AI image. Nothing compares to the dopamine hit they got when they instantly “created” it.

You know what they say, “small balls, small pants”

2005 🧓 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gcgw...

Ahh, that old chestnut, still does the job! I spent way too long in Alyx just idly waving bottles of beer in my face, cooing.

Love it

Can’t tell you, it’s a bit of a spoiler!

..the relatively new iPad version has a more modern simplified UI, and the desktop needs to follow suite IMHO. There's a lot of bloat from old versions in there, and to be honest you can do most stuff with a hand full of brushes and a few core features.

I've been using it over 20 years now, so I'm out of touch with beginner tutorials. Zbrush is a very strange beast, it needlessly reinvents the wheel and does things in a most peculiar way, I think artists who haven't used other 3d software fare better with it because of this...

Props to that team at Axis for all the hard work.

It's funny because it has this illusion of being the 'professional' social media platform, when it is, IMHO, one of the biggest shit holes on the internet. 😄

Love it!