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2016-08-28
Today my daughter and I tackled Chansey. She initially wanted to work on Blissey, but I’m trying to convince her to focus on the first generation of Pokémon for now. Timelapse footage was captured using Hyperlapse for iOS and then put together using Quik by GoPro.
2016-08-27
Our first Pokemon today was Gengar. For this painting, Emily drew the Pokémon and I painted it. It was a nice change of pace. As soon as we finished this painting, Emily wanted to do another. (Two in one day was enough, though.) Timelapse footage was captured using Hyperlapse for iOS and then put together using … Read the rest of this item
2016-08-27
For this painting we did something a little different. I sketched out Gastly for Emily and myself. Then we painted side by side. I learned a valuable lesson while recording… always make sure you have enough storage before doing a longer timelapse. I ran out of room mid-capture. :/ Timelapse footage was captured using Hyperlapse for … Read the rest of this item
2016-08-24
In this video we collaborated on Pikachu. It’s a mixture of ink and Copic markers. About This Video My five-year-old daughter and I have been collaborating on an art project. We usually tackle 1 or 2 Pokémon daily and I’ve been recording the process.Time lapse footage was captured using Hyperlapse for iOS and then put together … Read the rest of this item
2016-08-24
Emily insisted on drawing this morning, and I know it’s not a first-generation Pokémon, but Pichu was too cute NOT to work on. About This Video My five-year-old daughter and I have been collaborating on an art project. We usually tackle 1 or 2 Pokémon daily and I’ve been recording the process.Time lapse footage was … Read the rest of this item
2016-08-02
(Disclaimer: Product links do have an Amazon affiliate tag. This is not an advertisement paid for by Anker. I love their stuff and want to see it more people’s hands.) You’ve no doubt noticed by now that playing games like Pokemon Go that rely on active GPS use do a number on phone battery life. … Read the rest of this item
2016-08-01
Pokemon Go players are mad. Niantic knows tracking’s important in PokemonGo otherwise they wouldn’t have launched with it. What they launched with wasn’t scaleable. Period. “I can’t catch them all. Niantic sucks.” Because apparently managing an international game leveraging real-world locations, active gym battles, hundreds of thousands of concurrent Pokémon capture attempts, and … Read the rest of this item