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I like taking pictures: nothing unusual there, lots of folks do. Quite a few images in my Favourites section are photos.
In a sense, my 3D images are photos, too: snapshots I've taken while wandering through my imagination.
Sometimes I create the objects you see: but there are, happily, a great many models available for someone with a computer and imagination. My contribution to the process is imagining a scene, finding pieces that fit together reasonably well, setting up poses and lighting, and - sometimes - creating a texture that wasn't on the original.
It's a bit like having an sports-arena-size photo studio with an immense back lot - without having to clean the floors.
Now, I really should get back to figuring out what Friday's picture will look like. Or maybe wash the dishes.
In a sense, my 3D images are photos, too: snapshots I've taken while wandering through my imagination.
Sometimes I create the objects you see: but there are, happily, a great many models available for someone with a computer and imagination. My contribution to the process is imagining a scene, finding pieces that fit together reasonably well, setting up poses and lighting, and - sometimes - creating a texture that wasn't on the original.
It's a bit like having an sports-arena-size photo studio with an immense back lot - without having to clean the floors.
Now, I really should get back to figuring out what Friday's picture will look like. Or maybe wash the dishes.
Not Quite a Stroke
This August has been excessively interesting so far. I'm starting to get back online -- slowly.
The good news is that I don't seem to have lost any major abilities.
The disquieting news is that I can't be sure until I catch up on sleep. Assuming that the way I've been feeling comes from an all-nighter followed by nearly two weeks of inadequate sleep. A continuing intermittent release of stored anxiety hasn't been helping.
Thanks to a medical incident, I've now seen the inside of an ambulance and MRI machine: fascinating experiences.
About 36 hours of assorted diagnostic procedures let me know that something actually happened, did no obse
Still Fogbound
I got a ride home yesterday evening, after an excessively interesting Thursday night and Friday. I'm still fogbound, which is pretty good. Considering some alternatives.
The good news is that I didn't have a stroke Thursday night.
The somewhat-unsettling news is that it took a local emergency room and hospital in the town/city down the road to make sure. The experience was stressful for my family.
Me, too: but being in the middle of the processes helped distract me. Their main distraction, other than getting sporadic reports as the medicos eliminated possibilities, was water heater. It failed, flooding the basement.
Being fascinated by
Fogbound in Minnesota
I had a full, adequate night's sleep last night - for the first time in weeks. Four hours was all I managed on the night before that. It's frustrating. And, more to the point, not good for mental clarity. An obvious cause for sleep disturbances are muscle cramps - but what's causing them isn't entirely clear either.
Enough of the self-pity. Now, the reason I'm writing this - - - you may, or may not, have noticed that I usually check in here at Deviant Art daily. That didn't happen today, and may not happen tomorrow.
Today I was, technically, awake. But I wasn't up to even the light mental exercise involved in weeing what folks have posted,
Devious Journal Entry
I've seen a few Journal entries folks wrote, summarizing what they accomplish in 2017 and hope to do in 2018.
It's late, I really should try to sleep: so I'll write this instead. But my wife would remind me of the nature of time, why acknowledging reality is a good idea, and suchlike. So I'll make this brief. Besides, I wasn't taking notes, and I'm not really sure what happened in 2017.
Last year was a rough one for my household, and me. Various medical issues, a few of them emergencies, that sort of thing. That may or may not explain why depression and other glitches I've enjoyed - make that experienced - for most of my life made De
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