#learn grasshopper

[miled72]

In this Grasshopper exercise for beginners, you'll learn about many components and techniques that will help create many forms besides the one in the video. At the end of this tutorial, I will leave you with 2 small exercises that you can do on your own, basically minor adjustments to this exercise.

[pluralquotebook]

"can bugs hear" (this question is very serious from the person its coming from, hes a 13 yr old w/o a clue in this WORLD)

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[sheepb1t]

I heard they’re adding a new unit to the 24 Wards Police Department called ABIS…

[wannawrite999]

[livemybestlifeordietrying]

Saw this really cool grasshopper this morning! Chill lil fren

Edit: I have since learned that this is a locust? And that locust are grasshoppers but not all grasshoppers are locust?!

[wyrmwizzard]

CREACHER SPOTTED ! 🦗❗️

[quibbs126]

Random idea I had while trying to go to sleep that I feel like sharing

Okay so in this world, there’s magic, but it’s specifically stored in food, or more accurately, plants. And eating these plants gives a certain magical effect when eaten

And as a result, the animals of this world have certain magical properties based on their diets. This also can extend to humans and whatever other potential sapient species come to exist also

[approximately-32-leafcutter-ants]

I had a little buggy guest in my room and i love bugs and insects of most types including the weird silverfish who keep eating my old notebooks

but this time i had a grasshopper in my room and the one bug type that i cant stand to look at or have near me

IS FUCKING GRASSHOPPERS

I couldnt get another spider or an ant or some other bug it had to be a grasshopper :(

[dinosaurwithablog]

I love the ninja sword dog!! That dog wields a sword better than most people could!! I love watching this dog kick ass 😍🤣😍 Watch and learn grasshopper. The student becomes the master. Fantastic 😍 😍 😍

The Legend Of SWORD DOG

From Mistymountainlegends on insta

[ranger-danger]

Working on the Kane holotapes

[miled72]

In this third part of the Grasshopper series on attractors for beginners, we will learn about another component called Curve Closest Point, another alternative way to have attractor points affecting your shape. I recommend you also watch the first two videos in the series to have a better understanding about the attractors' logic, even though this video, by itself alone, presents a good explanation on its own. In the video description, you can find the links for the other two videos, also a link to download the demo file used in the second part that I used as a starting point for this tutorial.

[basilette1]

Looooooove knowing ive influenced people into basking in the wonders of blmatsu...so beautiful

[wilder-fangirl]

pictured above: Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. (left) and his ashamed father Calvin Cordozar Broadus Sr. (right)

We spoke with Broadus Sr. who told us that he was ashamed because his son, who goes by Snoop Dogg, didn't hatch into a bug but instead grew up to be a featherless biped. Broadus expressed that this unfortunate birth defect brought great shame upon his entire family, especially his father.

"When Jr hatched, my father sat me down and said: 'that is no grandson of mine, and no son of yours either.'" Broadus recounts. "I'll never forget the look of disappointment on his face. My father made us hide little Calvin from the neighbors, and we eventually found some humans who were willing to take him in."

"I just don't talk about him because, truly, I don't think of him as my son."

We reached out to Snoop Dogg who declined to comment at this time.

[putusernamelater496]

I'm learning how to shade

[bedupolker]

I have no clue how to send this in a coherent way but I hope so badly miss mousey knows a grasshopper mouse, AKA the werewolf mouse. I just think one of her babies learning how to SCREEEEEE howl at the moon would be so fun.

I imagined Mariella (mom) have a grasshopper mouse cousin who's some kind of sustenance hunter wild woman and obviously a great babysitter.

[polychaeteworm]

I love this. I love that there are neat lil guys everywhere

Don't know if this was asked before, but do you have any general tips on finding insects?

step 1: find a plant. I’ll use this tree trunk

step 2: look everywhere on the plant. there will be a bug.

baby Leptoglossus, a eupelmid wasp, a leafhopper, and that clump of debris is a lacewing larva (it was slowly scooting around)

fences and railings are often a good spot to find bugs, as well as glass windows where bugs got attached to lights the previous night.

don’t disregard tiny bugs or things you might find boring. look at every fly, every ant. some flies are beautiful. some ants aren’t ants. even common insects do interesting things if you observe them long enough.