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Some lighting doodles:) Just wanted to have a quick practice with a limited amount of lights, each piece took about a few hours of experimenting. #lighting #ue5 #lumen #gamelighting #realtimelighting https://lnkd.in/ehkw6X8x

Musical insturments from non-warping wood? Consistent appearance: Non-warping wood preserves the instrument’s aesthetic appearance, as it does not develop warps or cracks. This is important for the visual appeal of the instrument, especially for high-end or custom pieces. A consistent appearance adds to the instrument's value and visual appeal. #blokkwood #nonwarpingwood #instrumentmaking #stablesound #durability #reliabletuning

In this artwork I practiced creating handpainted textures.

Soundscape Series 40: Dark Bubbles Sound representation of subaquatic light bubbles glowing in the dark with a grain texture.

Led screen with Chandel light pattern

This is another sculpt of new cosmetic items for Earthshaker, whose name speaks for itself. My friend and I created a fantasy-like concept for this character to make him look like a real Gothic Destroyer of Castles. #dota2 #workshop #characterdesign #characterart #sculpt #modeling #3dmodeling #3dart #3dartist #charactermodeling #characterconcept

Art can transform your home from drab and dull to full of personality and dimension. Make sure you're using art that adds to the greater whole of your room instead of overwhelming it, though. Tracy Moore Unlock a Door

Violins: Versatile instruments for melody, rhythmic patterns, or atmospheric effects with extended techniques. Essential for orchestral texture! #violin #orchestration #strinngs #stringsection #composer #composing #orchestration

"Creativity is seeing what others see and thinking what no one else ever thought." – Albert Einstein My take: Creativity is a byproduct of safety. When we're safe, our brain's default mode network —responsible for daydreaming and imagination—flourishes. Studies suggest that when the DMN is active, we're more likely to generate novel ideas. On the flip side, constant activation of the sympathetic nervous system (think 'fight or flight') gears us towards efficiency. It's great for solving linear problems, but too much is like to wearing blinders that block the peripherals of our imagination. Don’t get me wrong, to be creative, you need to have energy. You need to be awake enough to connect the dots. But you also need to be relaxed enough to see the dots scatter and form new patterns. Ursula Le Guin said ‘the creative adult is the child who survived’, and I think I agree. The only thing I’d add is: the inner child that left ya can also be revived. We’re hosting an event to do just that. MUD\WTR has partnered with SuperMush to host a paint night. We’ve got the paint, the canvases, the space, and all the mushroom-infused elixirs and gummies. All you need to do is show up with that creative lil’ one within.