Blender’s motion tracking can. those cars look like models, makes it easier to composite in your other effects. take a look at Ian Hubert’s videos for some pointers

youtu.be/lY8Ol2n4o4A

craig, but biased, am climbing Craiglockhart Hill sometime in the next few days

oi, guv’nah! spare us a groat for me dear ol’ da’s frone, keeps it right gold’n just ‘ow ‘e likes it

ran when parked

it was pitched two tones down in this performance. I hear a lot of extra breath noises and light clipping from plosives, so if it was a pre-recorded track then the techs did a wonderful job of making it sound live

I’d stick with reusing the Union Jack. There’s also a political message behind using the Republic of Ireland flag for Northern Ireland, so I’d avoid it

Northern Ireland currently doesn’t have its own official flag, using the Ulster Banner has a strong political message that you probably don’t intend

I think goofball/selfish idiot perfectly describes the intro monologues he did for Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Animated Series (by Todd McFarlane) show
youtu.be/F9wmgRRoSyg

often thinking of the luck of Leo McKern & his late career being paid to mostly drink port + smoke cigars + read out trenchant lines

you might like ironlily’s work in this area

bsky.app/profile/iron...

these are incredible, I’d kill for any tips and process you used to get them looking so great. love the sculpted cuts on the tops

“you’ll never believe this unknown weapon” and it’s the FN P90

how silly, they should have asked “what did the profane world do to lose sight of your inspired light” & guide you to shine brighter or find the unilluminated places

surfing. horseback riding as gauchos. filing taxes/visa documentation at a little desk and sighing

the smooth soft curves & colours

looks like night shots to me, the shadows in the third look thrown from a street light. if they're edited then the artist has a great working knowledge of optics

they are leaving money on the table, a straight reprint of 40k 2nd Ed would do gangbusters and people would lose their mind for Warhammer Quest. yet they don't do it

for the pics, I got a few magazines and codexes from eBay a few years back. not too expensive. plus the first 12 issues of Inferno

judging all art by how well it includes viewer feedback is consumerism. justified for content showing you ads or requiring a subscription to view. otherwise, just pay for a commission and have the contractual work-for-hire discussion between you and the art

art can be many things but in all cases there’s a conversation between the artist and the work. the audience size is one. some works are popular and widely distributed but the vast bulk of art is personal. Goya’s black paintings, for instance