2:26 AM, Thursday May 5th 2022
Yup! I did notice, and yes, it's perfectly fine.
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8:14 AM, Saturday May 7th 2022
i don't mean to be a smart ass but in the white pelican demo you write: "It is entirely necessary however for us to understand what is going on underneath the skin (...) this information will prove to be very valuable in pushing the believability of your drawings in the most unexpected of ways."
is this just due to it being an older demo? if so it might be helpful to clarify that when you're doing the overhaul of the later lessons
8:47 PM, Saturday May 7th 2022
Ah yeah, that is very much because it's older. There are a lot of little things that have become contradictions over the years, which is really why I'm fully overhauling everything, and planning to create an entirely new set of demonstrations when I get there.
6:23 AM, Monday May 9th 2022
awesome! i'm looking forward to that
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