Yes, and if you tweak the mixing settings you can get duller colors, cooler colors, etc as well

particle fur is The Way

Definitely putting on weight. (2/3)

kagi's filters work pretty well and they just added a user reporting system for AI content

Completely agreed with your headcanon.

blog posts certainly would be greatly appreciated

DoD or environmental?

Thanks. I pretty much exclusively stay in blender, so this is huge news to me. Great for scales and other detail

Is displacement just a shader effect like normal maps, or does it actually affect the mesh surface itself somewhere in the rendering pipeline?

for veins etc this seems like the best strategy regardless though

are they paying for it?

easy to say you need a new thing if you're not paying

i get it. brush physics is out of my league and unfortunately I believe krita and csps engines are very different

That is fair. I use Krita, which has much much better tools imho, but obviously switching is a lot of work and probably not worth it

What do you use for digital art? A lot of them have perspective guides like automatic rulers that help immensely

it was so much more fun when it was shit because it was actually a challenge to make something interesting

Interest on a million in the bank (which many americans reach by retirement) is $50,000/year, enough to live on. You've got to be after the money bug to get into the billions for sure.

Look at silicon valley startup culture, it's all maximize income/hyperscale vs Make Cool Thing