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Die Shownotes mit dem Transkript und den Links findet Ihr auf meiner Website.
This is step III of my workflow
This is the outline of what I will be doing here:
I. Get photos off camera
Started as a client request for a Godot game demo.
Client backed out, though opted to complete as an educational exercise.
Q: How were the game characters built?
Q: How was the dialog system created?
Q: How do the characters know what action to take in the game?
Q: Where did the room assets come from (e.g. chairs, tables, wall fixtures...)?
Q: Why do the NPC characters seem to "clump up" (get stuck) at the end while walking?
Q: Where did you get the Flame and ItemFound particle fx?
Q: How did you make the wavy line effect in the title screen background?
Q: How did you create the simple quest UI (top right)?
Q: How did you texture the walls, ceiling, and floor?
This is the home of Coreyartus Imagery's twice-weekly livestream. Corey streams on Tuesdays and Wednesday afternoons 1-4:00pm PDT (GMT-7).
Corey narrates his process as he progresses through his artwork. In the end, these images end up as prints, greeting cards, stationery, calendars and other merchandise.
All his work is done in Procreate on a 12.9" iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil. This recording features the development of a greeting card image.
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I'm available for commissions and for hire.
Music for this stream is from Epidemic Sound.
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If you're interested, here are links to my other sites:
My website: https://www.coreyartusimagery.com/
Carrd: https://coreyartusimageryinfo.carrd.co/
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another real-time Godot + Ableton experiment!
NOTE: NO SOUND! - did not record. : (
On May 5th, Professor Danielle Allen and Curtis Yarvin had a 1hr 10 minute debate at the Harvard Faculty Club. The event was organized by the John Adam's Society, a Harvard campus conservative group and Curtis Yarvin's publisher. Here, Professor Allen argues for the moral equality of all human beings, whereas Curtis Yarvin went on a tangent about animal morality and whether animals could be morally equal to humans and if not where that dividing line occurred.
Harvard Magazine has a write up here:
https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2025/05/danielle-allen-curtis-yarvin
From the publisher's feed