1:47 I should point out that if you shine a light under your nails, the light will reappear again from your nails. The proximal and medial phalanges, which absorbs light much more than skin, fat, and nails, make almost the entire width of the finger. But the distal phalange isn't so big (except for the thumb) so light can scatter around the bone and into the nail. Which is why shining a light onto the underside of your nail produces a bright pinkish-red color.
This series is seriously so great. I got a bit lost on the explanation of normals in a previous video but all of these explanations with real-world examples are really helping.
Thank you! It's definitely a lot of concepts coming at you very fast! I tried to make these short enough that you can re-watch them a couple times if needed. Glad you've been enjoying the series! :)
I would say that's at least one reason! Because rocks are much denser, the energy travels into the surface of the rocks and are absorbed, resulting in heat being trapped. Whereas with a leaf, the heat is almost able to pass through it relatively freely.
Provides subtitles in the video, it is an interesting subject, and important for those who draw and paint around the world, important to have other languages too, for those who do not understand English
@@GetLearnt Ahh yes, if I can I will help, I appreciate art a lot, and I practice a lot, when I see quality content, interesting and that can help many, I always share it, I really appreciate your videos, always have very interesting tips and information, not only for 3D , but for application in general art. As for subtitles, at first you only need to activate the automatic transcription of the you tube itself before publishing the video, then check if all the words are correct (it often happens to subtitle something wrong, but the algorithm is constantly updated), but if you need reviewing the translation, would be happy to help. In my country, many people consume art and information like the ones you provide, it would be of great help for them to consume videos like the ones you make (and few people understand any language other than the local Portuguese lol).
Thanks for the info! I really haven't played around with the subtitles feature of YT, so I'm going to take a look at that more over this next week here, see if I can update some of these videos. Appreciate the support man, hopefully I'll be able to get things translated well enough. :)
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1:47 I should point out that if you shine a light under your nails, the light will reappear again from your nails. The proximal and medial phalanges, which absorbs light much more than skin, fat, and nails, make almost the entire width of the finger. But the distal phalange isn't so big (except for the thumb) so light can scatter around the bone and into the nail. Which is why shining a light onto the underside of your nail produces a bright pinkish-red color.
Very cool, and explains so much! Thank you for sharing. :)
This series is seriously so great. I got a bit lost on the explanation of normals in a previous video but all of these explanations with real-world examples are really helping.
Thank you! It's definitely a lot of concepts coming at you very fast! I tried to make these short enough that you can re-watch them a couple times if needed. Glad you've been enjoying the series! :)
Very good explained!
Thank you! I hope it's helped. :)
Very informative. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Thanks for this!
Happy to help! :)
Thank you mate !
No problem! Thank you for watching! :)
Excellent explanation!
Thanks for checking it out Matthew! :)
The hand slide got featured in corridor crews new cgi artist react
You got a link? :o
Ha, I actually found it. 8:02 into the video, that's awesome. :D
th-cam.com/video/IoRV6UBFSRM/w-d-xo.html
Is this why a thick object such as a rock is hotter than a thin object such as a leaf, while getting the same sun ray exposure ?
I would say that's at least one reason! Because rocks are much denser, the energy travels into the surface of the rocks and are absorbed, resulting in heat being trapped. Whereas with a leaf, the heat is almost able to pass through it relatively freely.
@@GetLearnt yes. I really enjoyed this whole course by the way. Thank you !
@@zarathustrap2562 Thanks a ton for checking it out! I hope its given you a lot to think about. :)
@@GetLearnt it did
I find it very unfortunate that there is no translation for these important statements
Which language would you like a translation for? :)
Fun fact:The redness is your blood
the word for it is translucency. also bones are denser than your flesh.
Provides subtitles in the video, it is an interesting subject, and important for those who draw and paint around the world, important to have other languages too, for those who do not understand English
Agreed! I am always open to subtitle contributions for my videos, so please feel free to offer any assistance that you think may help. :)
@@GetLearnt Ahh yes, if I can I will help, I appreciate art a lot, and I practice a lot, when I see quality content, interesting and that can help many, I always share it, I really appreciate your videos, always have very interesting tips and information, not only for 3D , but for application in general art. As for subtitles, at first you only need to activate the automatic transcription of the you tube itself before publishing the video, then check if all the words are correct (it often happens to subtitle something wrong, but the algorithm is constantly updated), but if you need reviewing the translation, would be happy to help. In my country, many people consume art and information like the ones you provide, it would be of great help for them to consume videos like the ones you make (and few people understand any language other than the local Portuguese lol).
Thanks for the info! I really haven't played around with the subtitles feature of YT, so I'm going to take a look at that more over this next week here, see if I can update some of these videos. Appreciate the support man, hopefully I'll be able to get things translated well enough. :)
This increases my respect for Minecraft shader creators
Haha, my work here is done! They can do some crazy stuff.
Don't respect them.
Respect the team behind Ratatouille.
@@roachdoggjr1940 I respect all hard workers, what seems to be the problem?