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EPIC TALKS ABOUT FORTNITE's CONCEPT ART PROCESS (Skins, POIs, etc..) • Artists still start with original ideas & sketches in Photoshop, Blender, hand-drawing, etc.. • AI tools are used to iterate and test ideas faster • Examples shown include: different POI lighting, style swaps, meteor showers, colors, render passes, etc. • Artists fix mistakes, remove unwanted details, and keep creative control

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bro thinks he's writing MAD when he's not even writing dorkly

'DR.STONE' Manga Artist Boichi shared his thoughts on readers who say they cannot afford manga, discussing the financial struggles of both fans and creators while highlighting issues of access and pricing "Most Japanese readers do not have much money either. Most Japanese mangaka do not have much money. Most aspiring manga artists do not have much money." "Many readers carefully save a small allowance to buy a single tankōbon volume." "They do it because they want to support creators. They do it because they want manga to continue existing. They do it because if nobody pays, manga cannot continue to be made." "Manga did not become successful because Japan was rich. Manga grew during the 1950s, when Japan was still a very poor country." "It grew because people chose to buy manga. Because they valued it. Because they believed it was worth supporting." "Of course, there are exceptions. There are always exceptions. Some people genuinely face circumstances far more difficult than most of us can imagine. I do not want to dismiss those realities." "I began my career as a poor mangaka in a country that was still poor. I care deeply about people who struggle financially. I am on their side." "Many creators sacrificed comforts in order to draw manga." "The real problem is not whether people have money to buy manga. The real problem is that many people have no practical way to buy it." "Officially licensed foreign editions are often far too expensive for readers around the world. I believe that is a genuine problem."

La toei a fait ça et a vu les résultats et critiques et s’est dit : "on va faire de la 3D pour notre prochain film"

Sonic Team head says he wants every Sonic game playable on modern hardware mynintendonews.com/2026/06/1…

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Catherine promotional artwork.

i fixed her eye.....

Well uhm I drew these last week 🎉🐬

Gyaru Aigis 🌸 Comm for @Sofoets

Nikkaido from Dorohedoro paid req 🍑

My last 4 pieces, I’ve been moving at a slow pace 😓

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#深く考えず勢いだけで作った作品をポストする ホント勢いだけで５分程度で描いたザンギさんに見えるベガさん😂 #StreetFighter #だまし絵

Check out this 360 view of some of the updated environments around Inaba 🍂 Persona 4 Revival comes to Xbox, Steam, and PlayStation on February 18th, 2027! Pre-order now: atlus.link/P4R

Producer Shuhei Matsumoto says Street Fighter 6 will have a 10-year life cycle and the next game isnt being consider right now “I personally want Street Fighter 6 to be running and operating for as long as possible. When we initially kicked off the project, our internal goal was to hit that 10-year life cycle. But that's why we’re working so hard to improve the quality of the game and to make sure that the characters we introduce are attractive and appealing and the question regarding Street Fighter 7, that's not something we’re really thinking about right now. We’re seeing a lot of new players coming into the game right now and we want to continue catering to that particular audience. So Street Fighter 6 and maintaining its longevity is the main focus.”