I’m trying to make a boids simulation with geometry nodes! The built in particle system boids work great but I need finer controls over each particle’s position to do things like mesh point clouds, so here’s my progress with Blender 3.6’s simulation nodes.
playing around with a clay shader i made in blender! i wanted to try to make a scene that looked like it was made in real claymation, here’s my progress so far along with the node setup 🙂
Working on a halftone shader in blender! This is done using shader nodes so it updates in realtime in the viewport, and I’m having lots of fun experimenting with different pattern combinations. Might make a tutorial on it soon! I’m curious how I can incorporate this look into some of my animations
Hey, everyone. I know I’ve been quite radio silent this month and well a lot has happened haha.
As you’ve read from the title, yes, I’m no longer working at Marvel Studios due to layoffs. Although I was informed of this very early November, my last day was last Friday and this month has been a whirlwind. I know when reading something with layoffs in the title there’s gonna be a lot of questions expressing confusion and shock (I did the same thing these past few weeks). Some of y’all might be thinking:
Woah wait! What’s gonna happen to the show you worked on?
Rest assured, the production will aired as planned so please do support Spiderman Freshman Year once it’s out on Disney+ in 2024!
Why did this happen?
Hmm, honestly I wish I knew too haha. Even if I had the full scope of what was happening, legally I wouldn’t be able to share that information. But I won’t lie that it really did suck when I got the news and it felt like the rug got pulled right from underneath my feet.
I’m confused. What does this mean for the second season that was announced at SDCC 2022?
I’m confused as well buddy! But again, I can’t say anything about what will happen to Sophomore Year (whether I had that information or not). If you want to see more of the show and same the same crew, please stream the fuck out of the show once it comes out while also supporting the insanely talented team that created the show. Watch parties, fanart, hashtags on social media, the whole gambit! Even though I don’t know what will happen in the future, I feel like our production is in a special situation where fans can really make their voices heard if they really enjoy the show and want more. That’s just my personal opinion tho haha. Whatever happens will happen so don’t take my word for it.
What about you? Are you good? Have you found another job?
Mmm, I’m doing a lot better than I was 3 weeks ago haha. Am I still upset about the situation? Of course. From my perspective, it really did feel like it came out of left field and unprompted. But I can’t change the past and have to accept what’s done is done. I’ve cried all the tears I could about it and I’m doing better now. As for if I’ve found another job yet, I’m lucky enough that I had freelance already on the side which will keep me afloat for a few months until I find another full-time gig. But yeah, I’m good.
Even though it’s not really the circumstances I would have chosen, in a weird way I see this as an opportunity to 1) finally take a rest after working non-stop since 2020 and 2) make use of the free time to further produce a current personal independent project I’m working on.
While it sucks I lost my job, I want to welcome this change that might open a new door of possibilities that I might have never thought of doing before (or I have but never had the guts to go through with it). I don’t know. Life is weird…but I’ve just always notice for myself change always happens when I am comfortable and need a new challenge (and I will admit I was comfortable on Spiderman since it was an amazingly run production). I don’t know where I’ll go next….but all I can say is that I’m gonna look forward to the next chapter after I stuff myself with all the NY-only foods once I go back home for holidays haha.