I've done work for Axis on a few occasions, and it was always a great experience. I'm sad to hear this news. They produced so much fantastic work, and worked on some huge titles... this frankly came as a shock to me. I wish everyone working there the very best in this scary time.
Very sad news as we hear that @axisstudiosgrp the animation & VFX giant in #Glasgow has gone into administration with 162 jobs lost.
The studio created the iconic #DeadIsland 'backwards' trailer, plus many more award-winning pieces.
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My current D&D character is an artificer and I thought making a 3D model his homunculus servant would be a fun project.
I also made a printable version for a mini which I'm looking forward to—it'll be my first ever print of one of my own creations.
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Does anyone know why I can't choose "always" when picking an app to open STL files? I don't think I've encountered this with any other format. #Windows11
Does anyone know where I can get cream-coloured Tipp-Ex/white-out/correction fluid/tape in the UK? Something like this would be ideal: etsy.com/uk/listing/11478180…
Does anyone know of an option or add-on to add planetary rings to Earth in Google Earth (like Saturn)? Or some other interactive tool to see what rings would look like from different places on Earth?
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has anyone figured out why they keep making green sweets even though they taste horrible and nobody likes them?
I love that news outlets still have to refer to this platform as "X - formerly known as Twitter" because X is so non-distinct and just looks like a placeholder or redaction.
Has anyone ever made a fluorescent set up in Blender? Like highlighter pens or high-vis jackets as opposed to a glow-in-the-dark substance. It could be faked with an emission component but then it would always emit light, even in pitch black, which isn't the effect I want.
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"The Kubrick Stare" is one of director Stanley Kubrick's most recognizable directorial techniques. A method of shot composition where a character stares at the camera with a forward tilt, to convey to the audience that they are at the peak of their derangement
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I honestly recommend watching the entire LOTR trilogy with swedish subtitles on, just for this beautiful moment


















