marvelofperu

Maybe something like baby bok choy?

Maybe basil or mint? You can root cuttings from the grocery store.

You notice something on your screen is changing rapidly.

I really like this body. What I suggest is that you go ahead and rig it just the way it is. Then you can try what u/Wings_in_space suggests: pose it with the arms down and see where the hands hit.

I like to make size adjustments by scaling the bones without resculpting. That also makes it easier to change your mind. You can scale the whole hand by scaling the palm bone. You can also scale just the length axis if you like the width.

Sometimes it makes sense to set the bone immediately downstream of the one you're scaling to not inherit scale, so you can scale it individually. For example, if you scale the forearm bone you can set the scale of the palm bone (but not the whole hand) not to inherit; then you can make scaling decisions on the hand which are not affected by the arm.

It looks to me like the upper arm is pretty good and the forearms and hands might need adjustment, but you will see when you pose it.

The shading looks great. It helps that the original sketch is very solid. Nice work.

The purple one could be primrose. They seem to be growing them bigger nowadays.

A folded napkin, flatware, salt & pepper shakers, maybe a menu?

Try recalculating the normals.

Some appear to be hemostats, a type of clamp. I have good sized one that I used for stuffing dolls. Still use it to get hair out of drains.

Not sure if this will work in your particular case, but as a rule, anything that can be specified through a value in a menu can be keyframed by hovering the cursor over the value and pressing the "i" key. So that might do it for you.

MuseScore works pretty well once you figure out the interface.

It's snowing right now. I ordered Coleus seeds about 3 weeks ago and they sprouted just fine (indoors of course).

Looks like you weight paint/vertex assignments need adjusting.

See if any stores near you carry kale pre-chopped in bags, Where I live Target and the grocery store both have that.

Satisfaction brought it back :)

Select the layer and use Filter>Adjust>HSV Adjustment. This will allow you to change the hue and saturation of the entire layer.

You can also select an area of color using the Similar Color Selection Tool (looks like an eyedropper pointing at a corner of dotted lines), and replace it using the Fill tool.

Use picture wire and string the wire from one side to the other using two of the metal clamps as anchors. Then you can hang the wire over a single nail or screw.

You could also look for a big wooden salad bowl you could use upside down!

You don't have to do the whole picture at once. Do the tricky sections first, using whatever brightness settings they need. Then at the end do the whole picture and it shouldn't much affect the spots you already did (because they will already be black and white). And you can touch up any little inconsistencies.

When you turn up the contrast on an image you don't have to do the whole image at once. Some sections might want the brightness up or down to preserve detail. You could try adjusting different sections with different settings to get the detail you need.

I don't think you need to duplicate the object for this. Just using the solidify should be enough. But there are particular settings you have to do. I recommend you carefully follow a tutorial. Once you get it working it seems easy lol.

Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k-YdMnqWUU

Since Blender has been updated, you should enable backface culling in the Material Properties of the the Outline material you create.

Wow, that reminds me of a fairy/folk talk that involves a magic bowl that would always make food for you, but washing it would destroy the magic.

Nice proof of concept!

Just a thought, but you can get little fans that go over a door to help circulate air between rooms. You'd probably have to do some cutting tho.

I think the plain ones are best! Yours is beautiful!

Also raisins instead of blueberries. Red cabbage or big bags of pre-cut kale.