Back to #dockge from #arcane as a web UI for docker compose management. Arcane has more bells and whistles (and required clicks) than I need, and the dockge repo seems to have become active again https://github.com/louislam/dockge also became a sponsor of the project while at at it. #SelfHosting
As my wife @Oira hates promoting herself and would rather give up selling her art than tell people about it, I'll do it for her:
Her ceramics are sometimes beautiful, sometimes macabre, and sometimes both. They're often useful and always handcrafted with love and skill. You can find a selection of her art on etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/oirapottery/
If you want to make an artist's day or find something perfect for Christmas, take a look to see if there's something for you.
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@Oira updated the store with more anime-themed and original characters. Everything that is currently available should now be online.
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On its own Cel Shading looks kind of ugly (though some video games have gotten away with it), lacking in the human touch it tries to evoke.
What recent films, since 2018's Into The Spiderverse, have found is that to make it work for a feature film we need to find ways to inject that human touch back into it.
Spiderverse used machine learning so artists could teach it how better to "ink" various video frames. I presume they trained a convolutional neuralnet on their own renders.
2/2 Fin!
Then Arcane took this to its logical conclusion by spending a quarter billion dollars to make every frame look like a renaissance painting. Definitely worth it.
"How do you texture it to look like a painting"
"We paint"
(quote from their making of documentary, "Arcane: Bridging the Rift")