i have already read the help in the node, it’s still dark for me.
when i use it it creat a sort of normal map from my image…
somebody use it in prod ?
i have already read the help in the node, it’s still dark for me.
when i use it it creat a sort of normal map from my image…
somebody use it in prod ?
Feel free to critique, etc! Always looking for feedback. 🙂
Edit: btw, I don’t know what possessed me to make this so long (stupid ego, probably), but when I get a chance, I plan to cut it down to about 2 minutes.
i’m uploading my Compositing Demo Reel pls reply how is it are any changes in that
Thanks!
Need a nice excuse to get away? I think you have one here. Veer has come up with a nice contest – recreating their logo, but not using the computer. Who knows, ya might even walk away with $8000 worth of prizes.
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Any way around this?
Time-traveling is no joke, neither is art. So, if you could meld the two together, it might turn out something like P.S.1 MoMA’s 1969. From across the East River, the contemporary art center is currently presenting a collection of never-before-seen works from the likes of Lutz Mommartz, Robert Barry, Mel Bochner and John Wesley. As well as, interventions by the new kids of this generation whose work reflects this particular period in history. For your nostalgic review, the large exhibition will break down the year of 1969 through the many dialects of art, up until April 5th of next year.