I used to be a full time VFX artist working as compositor, 3D artist, producer and supervisor.
These days I am mostly home-bound due to health reasons, so my focus is mostly on tending to my family as the resident cook and doing the occasional remote work for film and TV projects.
You can find my work history on IMDB or LinkedIn and I do have a rather old showreel on Vimeo. Apart from that, this is my online home. Feel free to get in touch via email or on Micro.blog.
Episode 2 - FMX Day 1
Quick recap of the first day of FMX and outlook of the second day.
Duration: 4:33
I’ll never understand how people don’t make seat reservations while booking their train ticket
I’m getting to play with the Milo MoCo today. Fun times ahead.
In the office this afternoon. I can’t wait to get the last few (known) bugs of vrscene GUI squashed. Then it’s on to figuring out trial mode and licensing.
Ah…pink eye (iritis)…how I’ve missed you. Not.
Testpost
Life:0 Me:38 Boom
Finally managed to play 5 Minute Dungeon with Robin and Monika. It was awesome and they loved it as well. Highly recommended
This is pretty cool tech. Let’s enhance
Certifying three 3TB HDDs is testing my patience.
Today the cable technician will finally enable Internet access in the new office. Then I can move to the new rooms. About time.
So…iPhone X eh? Interesting. 🙂
So…iPhone X. Interesting. 🙂
micro.blog and short form posts
To quote Manton Reece:
Many of you remember the earlier days of the web. If you wanted to write on the internet, you created a web site. You could publish essays, post photos, start weblogs. … Today, most writing instead goes into a small number of popular social networking sites. … I believe that even these short-form posts, no matter if they seem unimportant and fleeting at the time, still have an important place in the open web. That’s why I created Micro.blog. It focuses on short, recent posts, so I built that idea right into the name.
And since I very much am in favor of owning your content my short posts (or snippets) live on my site now. They get syndicated to Twitter and Facebook, but the original content lives right here on my site. There is a separate RSS feed for it so it doesn’t pollute the main blog feed.
Listening to What You Need to Know About Climate Change with Sam Harris. Some interesting thoughts in there.
The perks of getting review copies.
I did an impromptu coding job two days ago and it was loads of fun. I could go for more paid development work actually. Much more straightforward then doing 3D animations.
The village country fair is about to start. Three days of eating hearty food, lots of wine
My Affinity Designer Workbook has arrived and it is gorgeous.