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What projects are you working on? Anything goes. (beehaw.org)

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I'm making a necklace from silver wire and a decently sized green agate. It's for my lovely sister. There will be a tree from the silver wire going over the stone, it's a pattern you see around sometimes.

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[–] [email protected] 7 points 9 months ago

It seems like it has been LEGO sorting season for me - I moved a while ago and had a few sets in plastic bags, and one bag that had a couple sets in them and just last night I began organizing it. I was gifted a set I already had (in said bag) and so I doubled it up which was my first time doing something like that!

Other than that, we've been working on cozying up the home, we're a bit crowded with extra stuff so we've been going through and getting rid of junk we don't need anymore, freeing up space in the garage so it can be a functional space again.

I also found a program called Storyboarder last night! It's awesome, I've been wanting to do storyboards for a long time but I only just thought to look for a software for it. It's free, very fully featured with no ads (you give them your e-mail to get a download link, so you do get an email), and it has a nice UI for the scene image, actions, dialogue (typed and microphone), and notes about the scene, as well as a 3D model spacer with some presets and photoshop integration (send and receive).

Just the other night off the top of my head in about 5 hours I came up with about 5 minutes of scene - drawn out, scripted and voice lined. I'm quite pleased with how it's turning out considering this is my first storyboard in probably 10 years.