Licia Heさんのイラストまとめ

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Running Moon # 121, 112, 177, 57
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#generativeart #artblocks

With the constructive feedback from many, I decided to focus the texture development on two elements. The first is the rendering of the lines. Instead of a super-precise rendering(left), Running Moon would produce a brush-pen-like rendering of lines (right).
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When robots physically render my work, they add additional layers of surprises. I hope to find that element of surprise in Running Moon. Therefore, I started experimenting with techniques that were beyond my comfort zone and ended up with many “failed’ experiments.
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Let’s talk about the texture of Running Moon today. Texture development is undoubtedly the most exciting and challenging part of the dev process that took most of my time. It is also an element that has shifted dramatically over the months.
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#generativeart #artblocks

The color development is an iterative process. Every tiny change in the composition and rendering could make or break a color palette; therefore, color palettes are probably the most frequently modified part of my system. Curious to see which one is your favorite!
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Running Moon gives me so much joy. I hope you enjoy it too. I will be sharing more outputs and details in the coming days. Cheers!

AB link: https://t.co/jMgawG8jpR
Project: https://t.co/zoX9gAOhJ8
More art by Licia: https://t.co/Km6b0BDrH8

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Thank Casey (@REAS), for introducing me to a whole new world through our -GRAPH exhibition. Without your encouragement and recognition, I might still be hiding in my cave.
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Thanks, Sofia (@sofiagarcia_io), Sarah (@_sross_), Jeff (@jeffgdavis), and many others from the Art Blocks Team (@artblocks_io) for providing incredible feedback and fantastic support. On-point critiques from AB have helped Running Moon tremendously.

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I want to thank Aaron (@aaronpenne) for encouraging me to dive into the space; James (@toThePixel) for bouncing ideas with me; Jeff (@ippsketch) for always offering great suggestions;
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Running Moon is one of the most addictive and challenging art pieces I have created so far. I am very excited to share it with you. Among many friends and families who have helped me in this journey, I want to give special thanks to the following individuals/groups:
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