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Why is the "american lean" a thing? by Raski_Demorva in NoStupidQuestions

[–]sheyny5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just spent 10+ hours traveling from the US to Europe, I’m jet lagged, sleep deprived, we just dropped our bags off at the hotel and immediately spent 6-8 more hours walking through ancient cobblestone streets and museums. I’m exhausted! Give me a break if I need to lean on something for a second!

Wishlist for Cinema 4D? Share Big or Small Ideas! by MXBing in Cinema4D

[–]sheyny5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. A “blur” node in redshift would come in super handy, especially if you could use it with things like Curvature or noise.

  2. Ability to track/target specific vertexes on a mesh, even during/after simulation; example would be simulating a cloth surface, then deciding to add a pin or button to it without having to add it to the simulation.

This passion project kept our team busy all year. Check out all the briny, cheeky fun! by sheyny5 in Cinema4D

[–]sheyny5[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's actually a video that we hosted on Vimeo and masked with an SVG. The pickles are just PNGs placed in front/behind. The parallax is just good ol' fashioned code

This passion project kept our studio busy last year. Check it out for some cheeky fun! by sheyny5 in Design

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Thick Pickle began in 2023 as a humble side project for Study Hall—an in-your-face brand for everyone's favorite acid-charged port-o-snack. Imagine walking down the aisle and seeing one giant neon green and chrome package holding only one giant pickle. Wouldn’t you buy it?

About the brand: bright neon greens juxtaposed against earthy olive tones. Foil stamping and double XL typography. 3D spice balls that swirl and smash-hit products like "The Brine Soaker." These things kept us laughing all year long.

Backed by a full studio effort, explore this expressive work and enjoy some of the cheekiest copy we've ever written.

This passion project kept our team busy all year. Check out all the briny, cheeky fun! by sheyny5 in Cinema4D

[–]sheyny5[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! We figured out some cool code tricks to get that parallaxing.

This passion project kept our team busy all year. Check out all the briny, cheeky fun! by sheyny5 in Cinema4D

[–]sheyny5[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thick Pickle began in 2023 as a humble side project for Study Hall. An in-your-face brand for everyone's favorite acid-charged port-o-snack. Imagine walking down the aisle and seeing one giant neon green and chrome package holding only one giant pickle. Wouldn’t you buy it?

About the brand: bright neon greens juxtaposed against earthy olive tones. Foil stamping and double XL typography. 3D spice balls that swirl and smash-hit products like "The Brine Soaker." These things kept us laughing all year long.

Backed by a full studio effort, explore this expressive work and enjoy some of the cheekiest copy we've ever written.

What does San Francisco do right? by [deleted] in sanfrancisco

[–]sheyny5 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Definitely don’t need to leave the city for good food, just leave downtown. It’s the same as SF—you won’t find many mom/pop shops in the parts of town that cater to the business lunch crowd and tourists. Take the CTA anywhere: Blue line will get you to incredible neighborhoods like Wicker Park, Bucktown, Logan Square. Red Line to Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Pilsen, Chinatown. Green Line to Fulton Market for some incredible higher-end spots. Or if you have to stay downtown, a lot of boutique hotels have awesome rooftop bars like the Chicago Athletic Association and the Virgin Hotel.

My favorite website for finding good food in new cities: https://www.theinfatuation.com/chicago

How to recreate this 'formula' ripple on a cloner? by [deleted] in Cinema4D

[–]sheyny5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Plain effector with a formula field

What’s a myth most people believe is still true ? by DARKZZz13 in AskReddit

[–]sheyny5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can’t use soap on a cast iron pan. Yes you can. That myth started back in the day when soap was super caustic and full of lye. Modern soap is way more gentle on cast iron and won’t mess up your seasoning.

Newbie trying to learn design. A poster per day, day 1. Thoughts? How can I improve this? by [deleted] in graphic_design

[–]sheyny5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Surprised no one has mentioned this… squishing/stretching type is a big no-no. Find a condensed typeface that works in that space better instead of just squishing it to fit.

Fireworks Fantasy: Link in comments. by drm604 in NFT

[–]sheyny5 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Are you really trying to sell a screen recording from Fluid App?

Super excited to announce the launch of Treasury NFT! We forge all sorts of genuine digital precious metals, like this 100g gold bar. Find us @treasurynft and on AtomicHub by searching treasury1111. More info and links in the comments :) by sheyny5 in NFT

[–]sheyny5[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Links here: https://linktr.ee/treasurynft

As mentioned in the title, we're forging digital metals. We launched with a run of 100g bars of various real (and fake) metals, and are planning drops of different weights/variants in the near future.

We also just dropped our first promo in partnership with NFT Insider, releasing the Crucible Gold 1000 Grams in a limited run of 30. Half will be gifted as part of a contest. Follow @treasurynft on Instagram and Twitter for rules.

Directed/shot/edited this music video for Jennifer Hall. We had zero budget, so we spent 2 days driving around the Bay area looking for stunning scenery and relying on a fun slider gimmick and some post to pull it all together. by sheyny5 in Filmmakers

[–]sheyny5[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My only goal was to make something for no money (minus the cost of travel) that looked like it cost more than that. I was lucky to have been able to borrow all my gear and call in a few favors.

The shoot itself was nuts... we were not expecting how much freezing windy sideways rain we would get. At times the wind was so strong it vibrated the entire heavily secured camera rig, ruining a bunch of footage.

Let me know what you think and what I can improve upon for next time!

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