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If you feel guilty a lot, you’re probably good at reading people’s emotions. Feeling guilt has long been linked with empathy, and studies show guilt-prone people have an enhanced capacity for seeing another person’s perspective and are therefore better able to analyze facial expressions. Shame, however, despite being closely-related emotion, can have the opposite effect: people who often feel ashamed tend to have lower empathy levels, because the focus of shame is much more self-centered. Source Source 2
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THE MILLAR/ BENDIS PANEL at @c2e2
I am so glad this was recorded
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Remember when that cop pepper-sprayed students in 2011? UC Davis paid $175K to scrub it from the internet’s memory https://t.co/5prbgrx1WL
— Xeni (@xeni)April 14, 2016Nice try fuckers.
$175K wasted with every reblog.
Let’s sure they DON’T get their money’s worth.
UC Davis Police Officer Lt. John Pike
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The artist is @pythosart!
Oh hey that is mine
Thanks bud!
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ANATOMY MASTER CLASS: Free Video Lessons.
Anatomy Master Class is offering Supersonic Art viewers FREE video lessons!
The classes are simple to follow and you’ll learn classical proportions, skeletal and muscle anatomy, step by step instructions for figure drawing, drawing the human figure from memory, how to draw realistic portraits and much, much more!
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Old Master’s Academy - FREE Video Lessons.
Great news! Our friends over at Drawing Academy have launched a brand new, free online video art instruction course: Old Masters’ Academy.
This educational website is different from the many online courses for artists as it is based on the rich heritage of the Old Masters’ oil painting techniques that are no longer taught in contemporary art colleges. This course reveals all you need to know about art materials for oil painting, color theory and rules of mixing paints, the know-how of the indirect method of painting, and the step-by-step sequence of creating a painting in the Old Masters’ style.
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iPhone X Face Motion Capture into Houdini
We’re starting to see experiments utilizing depth and face tech from the iPhone X - here is Elisha Hung is taking data captured with the iPhone and placing it into 3D renderings:
Using iPhone X’s TrueDepth Camera and Xcode ARKit to fetch data and write into a custom file.
On the Houdini side, create a Python SOP to import custom file and parse it to what it should be.Using iPhone X’s TrueDepth Camera and Xcode ARKit to fetch face geometry and vertex animation, then write into a custom file.
On the Houdini side, create a Python SOP to import custom file and parse it to animation.Also worth keeping an eye on is Brad Dwyer’s Twitter account, how has 3D printed his face data,
POST UPDATE [21/11/17]
Elisha Hung has shared the code to Github for this project here, with an accompanying blog post [in Chinese] here.
Also, Jimmy Gunawan has been sharing on YouTube tutorials and results using the code with 3D software package Blender:
Requirements for this setup: 1. Blender 3D or other 3D software. 2. iPhone X with 3D true depth camera 3. MacBookPro (XCode app) 4. Animation Nodes and Sverchok Add-On In this episode, I am using Elisha Hung XCode iPhone App Project to basically capture facial animation using the iPhone and bring the data into Blender for further processing and render. I am still working on the complete data parser, all can be done using Python, I am currently using Animation Nodes to parse the data, and Sverchok to do the rest of data combination.
Reblog for updates including Github code and applications to Blender.
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