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The most intimidating part of urban sketching isn't complex perspective lines or watercolor bleeds—it is the sheer panic of drawing moving strangers in public who might look up and realize you are staring right at them.…
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High-contrast street scenes and harsh midday sunlight are notoriously difficult to meter on traditional black-and-white negative film. If you meter for the deep shadows, your highlights blow out into solid white; expose…
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When players complain that an indie platformer feels "floaty," "stiff," or "unfair," the problem almost never stems from level design—it comes down to the physics math behind the jump arc. Realistic physics rarely makes…
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