I sympathise with the plight of the seasonally employed.
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I modified another picture to âsatirise itâ, no it is. It all my own work.
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I modified another picture to âsatirise itâ, no it is. It all my own work.
By the way in case it is not *crystal* clear, I took the original festive image and ‘massaged it’.
But at least it’s not AI, eh?
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Thu 26 Dec 2024, 18:45,
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Music and Sound Effects: The Importance of Sound in Creating the Atmosphere of the Game.
mod: tinsel-wrapped ban hammer deployed
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Wed 25 Dec 2024, 3:01,
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Merry Xmas from a very hot Adelaide Australia
It's 37C here today. Woof!
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Wed 25 Dec 2024, 2:21,
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Close Encounters is on so it must be a Christmas movie
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 15:26,
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Wonderful! Happy Batmas to all!!! \M/*
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*May contain NSFW images*WARNING*
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 18:08,
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*May contain NSFW images*WARNING*
This is just a prime example of Christmas ruined by commercialism.
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Sat 28 Dec 2024, 5:18,
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A very porky Christmas to all of you pigs in blankets lovers out there
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 10:13,
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I'm amazed no buitcher has ever thought to make some special sausages
called something like "Charlie's Feelers" or something. Maybe they did and found that nobody liked the idea.
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 10:34,
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I assume that on his death bed, the royal digits will be removed and cast into the perfect sausage mould,
inlaid with the finest pork casings and then squished into the meaty goodness for the people to enjoy
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 10:45,
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We can only dream of such things, sadly.
I reckon someone would complain about it or something, scare off the investors. We can't have nice things, Octo!
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 11:03,
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Enough of these AI images already
those fingers are a dead giveaway
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 15:02,
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Upgraded to high definition plasma this year:
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 23:16,
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Was not expecting the reanimated corpse of Freddie Mercury
or any of the others tbf
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 14:57,
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Freddy Mercury is not in this picture. -1000 points!
You get 100 points for a correct guess so you could still be a winner.
(Which one is your Mercury btw? Back-right?)
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 18:21,
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(Which one is your Mercury btw? Back-right?)
if that's not Freddie Mercury then I'm Cheburaska's aunt
David Ick, Gottabeandrew (thanks frontpage), fonejacker?, that BBC wrong interview bloke with an Asian Cheeky Girls tribute act, Luigi Mangovigilante, Чебурашка and Saddam Hussein's best mate. Do I win a prize?
Going to try a reverse image search
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 20:50,
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David Ick, Gottabeandrew (thanks frontpage), fonejacker?, that BBC wrong interview bloke with an Asian Cheeky Girls tribute act, Luigi Mangovigilante, Чебурашка and Saddam Hussein's best mate. Do I win a prize?
Going to try a reverse image search
6 correct
but another 2 wrong, which brings your score to -2,400.
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 22:09,
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Cheeky Girls could only dream of having 1% of Pink Lady's success!
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Thu 26 Dec 2024, 15:49,
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Fonzy: aaaaaaaaaaayy
Withnail and I
Bond with M and Q
The A Team with MR T
I don't know the bottom left one
H from Steps
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 10:36,
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Withnail and I
Bond with M and Q
The A Team with MR T
I don't know the bottom left one
H from Steps
You're twisting my melon man
Mildly impressed you don't know Bez
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 14:59,
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They were never "big" enough to get forced into my eyeballs.
Sadly, Steps were. Also one of their Dads is a neighbour.
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 18:02,
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Its tenderness and flavour, size and cheapness, were the themes of universal admiration
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Pretty sure Big Bird would be tough and stringy
Miss Piggy on the other hand
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 15:01,
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It's the croc that died apparently.
Paul is still alive and kicking. Well, alive.
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 12:22,
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If I was a newspaper cartoonist,
I'd have a pile of living people ones ready to go.
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 12:27,
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Pretty sure my '"Coprophile" Dundee' picture died with b3tards.com many years ago.
Thankfully.
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 13:27,
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I always go for Rupert Murdoch,
but I'm starting to worry that he's going to outlive me and I'll miss the party. Even Jerry Hall failed to make that antique ticker pop, and I was really rooting for her to win the money.
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 18:35,
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On here? ANOTHER wise cracking arsehole with terrible skin wearing a gimp suit?
How would we tell them apart from the rest?
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 12:11,
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always thought Blue Man Group were a bunch of nonses
this would be much better!
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 0:22,
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As a side note, I want to draw and animate frames on macOS.
Image ready isn't a thing anymore and nobody should have to use GIMP. What should I be using to make animated gifs?
Ideally I want to draw frames with transparency and add frames to a a timeline allowing me to select specific layers and tweening between frames. Can't be that hard right?
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 0:30,
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Ideally I want to draw frames with transparency and add frames to a a timeline allowing me to select specific layers and tweening between frames. Can't be that hard right?
ImageReady isn't a separate thing any more
but instead it's built directly into Tattyswap. if you have access to any version of it, open the animation timeline panel and you'll recognise the IR interface.
I've not done very much animation without Photoshop, and what little I did I used really basic stuff like drawing each frame individually then combining them into a single animated file using a command line tool like APNG.
Despite the name, Pixelmator has nothing directly for animation. Krita, which I keep meaning to learn to use 'cause it's free, apparently has pretty much what you're after: docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/animation.html
Their interface is a bit weird which is why I've not gotten as deep into it as I'd like to, but if you're happy to stick with it then it might be just what you need
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 2:03,
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I've not done very much animation without Photoshop, and what little I did I used really basic stuff like drawing each frame individually then combining them into a single animated file using a command line tool like APNG.
Despite the name, Pixelmator has nothing directly for animation. Krita, which I keep meaning to learn to use 'cause it's free, apparently has pretty much what you're after: docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/animation.html
Their interface is a bit weird which is why I've not gotten as deep into it as I'd like to, but if you're happy to stick with it then it might be just what you need
Personally, I adapted to gimp quite quickly.
It had some tricky UI stuff to navigate, but then after using photoshop for twenty five years, moving was always going to be difficult.
Saying that, I still haven't made any animations with it yet. Maybe that will be a little Christmas project.
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 7:04,
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Saying that, I still haven't made any animations with it yet. Maybe that will be a little Christmas project.
GIMP is great, I'm not sure what your problem is with it.
Apple people, eh. What are they like?
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Mon 23 Dec 2024, 18:00,
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Nah, GIMP is awful.
People that use it are also awful. Worse than Mac users tbh.
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 10:38,
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Last I tried gimp (about 5 years ago?)
It was still ridiculously primitive even compared to my ancient PS CS1. E.g. there was no preview when setting parameters on filters, so you’d have to choose settings blind, take a look, undo, tweak settings, try again, repeat… until you conclude it’s clearly still not ready to be used by anyone who values their time.
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 14:08,
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I use it, but then I've never used anything else so I've got nothing to compare it to.
I rarely make images these days so fuck learning to use another program.
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 14:43,
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It's made by people with zero UX/UI skill (and let's face it, social).
They desperately need to engage with some non-basement-dwellers and fix it.
Changing the shit name might help too...
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Tue 24 Dec 2024, 18:05,
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Changing the shit name might help too...
UX lol
Wah my free open source software doesn't have the transitions and animations that convince me I'm using quality software like on my Apple buttplug.
Wah there are people making better quality art using free open source software on non-proprietary computer hardware so to feel better about myself I'll criticise them personally.
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Fri 27 Dec 2024, 15:37,
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Wah there are people making better quality art using free open source software on non-proprietary computer hardware so to feel better about myself I'll criticise them personally.
I think there are still a couple of bundled filters/scripts that don't have an auto preview,
and 1 or 2 that don't even have a preview at all, I think they're usually labelled 'legacy' or whatnot, and I think the last time they were standard was longer than 5 years ago.
'Ridiculously primitive' is subjective. I never owned PS, my previous experience was with some wanky proprietary Apple shite, Deluxe Paint, MS Paint, and Mouse & Cheese. It's obviously more advanced than any of them and always has been.
PS was always overrated, and nowadays you can't even own it so it is sadly worthless.
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Fri 27 Dec 2024, 15:45,
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'Ridiculously primitive' is subjective. I never owned PS, my previous experience was with some wanky proprietary Apple shite, Deluxe Paint, MS Paint, and Mouse & Cheese. It's obviously more advanced than any of them and always has been.
PS was always overrated, and nowadays you can't even own it so it is sadly worthless.
Super TOAP. If Oscar Wilde had been about during the /talk years.
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Sat 21 Dec 2024, 20:19,
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you couldn't find a picture of a dinner party?
if you're gonna burn down a tree to make a picture you could at least have made it look like Wilde
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Sat 21 Dec 2024, 22:29,
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right?
fancy putting the comma before his name instead of after it!
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