2023-04-09🌱
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I wrote a lot this week in a debate about AI on Facebook so for this entry I don't want to write too much. I do plan to collect, organize and rewrite those debate in a proper format in English, but I guess it would have to change a lot depending on the climate surrounding AI. (Writing is really exhausting but I did learn a lot from the opposite party)
Work and Art
Officially enter rendering phase. The next few weeks should be challenging! This still is one of my least favorite part of the process
Random Girl to test my newly gained understanding of plane change.
I did some study on chest muscle (forgot to save) and review the clavicle. Later I did some figure drawing sessions while paying attention to the relationship of chest muscle and the deltoid.
Drawing Study Review
- Overlapped object is very hard to visualize. Especially if the outline of the overlapped object is close in length and angle with the object on top.
- it's already hard enough to improve to the next level. It's even harder to stay at the same level. I already got conceited and autopilot a lot of things I don't truly grasp. Need to allocate some time to review some autopilot habit
Writing and Confrontation
I wrote almost 10k words this week in a debate on AI and ethics. I'm really scared of confrontation but I felt like I had to say something.
Blue Lock
I'm glad I don't know anything about Football because I really enjoy Blue Lock for its numerous insight on learning and improvements (things about luck, voicing your goal, modularity of skills, flow state, etc.). I might have to make a whole page about Blue Lock insights. They are of course things that could be learned in many other books but I think it's really effective when presented in a narrative structure like this
Favorite Art of the Week
- NoriZC new illustrations
- https://weibo.com/1893202410/MA8PS624m
- Too COOL
- I love the circular flow and blocky look, but sometimes foggy because of the thin groups of foliage. The toy tree in the middle is colored with a bright green and really looks artificial compared to the other. It is just fun seeing the contrast
- The second picture combines the concept of physiognomy and technical drafts of a product or a house plan (I'm not sure). I think it's a cool and unique combination and execution.
- He definitely did use physiognomy once but in another context. I should revisit some older ideas and recontextualize them too! I have the tendency to avoid things I have done.
- Recently I read a tweet from reoenl saying something like Repetition is as important as trial and error🌱