Rivaclaw🏳️‍⚧️ΘΔ @renbymon@computerfairi.es

Started work on priming my 3D printed werewolf muzzle, to be ready for sanding, but the brushes I got to paint on the putty and acetone primer mix keep shedding bristles, lol.

Gonna order some new brushes and then continue

Also on this point I fucking LOVE the title sequences for TV shows from the pre-digital age' so much passion going into a lot of them, like these titles for The South Bank Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVfQB5HSfFQ

One of the big things I miss about TV from my childhood is now imaginative trailers, idents, and even commercials, were.

Now it all feels bland and cookie cutter, which isn't surpsiring given that there's a million channels and a finite number of viewers.

Clarification; when I say movie poster I meant VHS cover art, lol.

IMO cover art is part of the home movie experience.

Was just reminded of how a lot of movie DVDs had cover art that was not the movie poster but something more "modern" and how those felt tacky even when they first start doing that, lol

I really enjoy listening to my local community radio station when I'm in the kitchen; it's great hearing stuff that you just wouldn't get on commercial radio, like Taiwanese Folk Metal

was out a lot of today doing some gardening and now I'm a tired werewuff, the sort of tired where your body is really heavy x3

awooo full moon tomorrow!!!!

Werewolf and Renamon v eepy; come snuggle~

Suddenly reminded that the Japanese artist Osamu Sato (the person behind "LSD: Dream Emulator") released a book called "The Art of Computer Designing: A Black and White Approach" and it's such a great book of how to do digital art with simple shapes.

https://archive.org/details/satoArtOfComputerDesigning/mode/2up