11 Jan 02:03

meat

yeah same, but after about 26 it doesn't work anymore, and I'm forced to spend 2 absolutely unproductive days just recovering... physically unfit-ness probably contributes to that limit as well

11 Jan 02:02

futurespaceghost

coffee makes it better surprisingly

11 Jan 02:01

futurespaceghost

yep me too i wake up after 4 hours of sleep and im really shaky and my eyes hurt haha

11 Jan 02:00

meat

but otherwise I guess my vision is quite normal compared to what's been described so far

11 Jan 01:59

meat

and also feels like an earthquake, except no one else in the room feels it

11 Jan 01:59

meat

Hmm, I notice that "vibrate a lot" thing only when doing digital as well, after long unbroken hours of monitor-staring, and usually preceded by insufficient sleep

11 Jan 01:56

meat

Good plan, lol!

11 Jan 01:52

futurespaceghost

take notes on the design of architecture and armor in the game

11 Jan 01:51

futurespaceghost

study the art of elder scrolls :)

11 Jan 01:49

meat

....I struggle to decide whether to do Elder Scroll Online tonight, or art and life stuff...

11 Jan 01:47

meat

morning ghost

11 Jan 01:44

futurespaceghost

morning daggers!

11 Jan 00:46

Mr. Toodles

doesnt it make everything more pretty ursula, i cant imagine life without it

11 Jan 00:04

Gliger

it mostly happens to me when I'm doing digital, but it has happened to me once when drawing traditional, it only happens when I'm drawing

11 Jan 00:03

Gliger

Doesn anyone else have that thing where, your vision vibrates a lot for a fraction of a second?

11 Jan 00:03

Gliger

Woah, I've never had that

10 Jan 23:57

Ursula Dorada

sometimes it overlays important part of the UI or just happens in the center of the visual field and I need to stop working lol

10 Jan 23:56

Ursula Dorada

YES I have visual snow too. I also have this sometimes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scintillating_scotoma 3rd image is very near to what I have

10 Jan 23:30

Egbu

I know the feel ursula, I know the feel

10 Jan 23:26

Mr. Toodles

but imagine spotty color instead of black and white

10 Jan 23:25

Mr. Toodles

http://neuronresearch.net/vision/clinica...vision.htm this is a really accurate depiction of what i see all day the broadband images on that page describe it

10 Jan 23:17

smrr

Masterful :') ; Goodnight daggers! o/

10 Jan 21:52

Ursula Dorada

Traditional media is brain melting. And we have it easy hahaha.. ha I can't even make markers work

10 Jan 21:37

Egbu

practice practice practice

10 Jan 21:36

Egbu

Yeah I am painting in watercolour now, and finding it hard to comprehend how he gets such a high level of realism D:

10 Jan 21:16

Jaik

yeah they are insane.. I thought that all those backgrounds were done in acrylic... so crazy

10 Jan 20:42

Egbu

So I recently just discovered Kazuo Oga's watercolours, they are ...wow

10 Jan 19:06

smrr

Wow, yeah I think I first saw her on a show as well - pretty damned interesting if you ask me. :)

10 Jan 16:54

Adam Lina

they did some tests on her and she has a really good memory because all the words and numbers she hears are color coded in her brain

10 Jan 16:53

Adam Lina

i seen her on some show. thats where i hear of it for the first time

10 Jan 16:50

Adam Lina

why cant 2s and 5s live in peace?

10 Jan 16:44

smrr

Whoa, sounds like I'm missing out on something really cool. Seeing colours with music? That's bloody awesome! Have you seen this lady before?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYhpDpDKhOs