Sometimes I wonder why so many items in my Device Museum (and possible future additions) are all music-making things when DAWs literally exist, and then I remember this banger exists https://youtube.com/watch?v=gvtrG92q32Q
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ah!!! Thank you for the feature on the 100 page; sorry for not seeing until now! its an honor to have such a cute 3d model here :3
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tabf5
7 months ago
I got so excited when I finally got to your name on the list!! Peetledoodle was literally the perfect shape for these 3D models, so glad you enjoy!!!
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Hey everyone, guess who stayed up late helping someone rebuild their site? Check out this website as my friend is in the middle of uploading everything and removing all my ridiculous placeholders! Bonus points if you know any obscure Famicom games
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Dude you got 157 followers now, you'll hit 200 in no time! Impressive, keep on being awesome
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tabf5
7 months ago
I am floored at how fast my site has grown this last week, it's ridiculous and incredible and scary and thrilling and... yeah! Thank you my dearest email pen pal!!!!!!!
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I've been meaning to message back but was out of time - the 100 followers page rules <33 I love the little tabling you did of my sona! I'll but her in my Links tab, whenever I'm done with it! :]
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tabf5
7 months ago
Thank you!! I did intend to model hair for her too but my 3D abilities are somewhat limited and I couldn't get that hair shape right. (Goes to show how talented you are with your art lol) I appreciate you adding it to your site, can't wait to see it there soon!!
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ninacti0n
7 months ago
@tabf5 Aww, it's all good!! I feel, for the hair, as I've pondered a bit over it, you could use a flat plane, and then play around with the mesh, subdividing it to make a bit of the hair silhouette! Then, you could use a solidify modifier for some extra depth if desired ^^ I can understand how finicky 3D is tho - I'm still learning a lot, and I greatly admire what you've done with so many different tablings! <3
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awesome site. its baffling that it has existed for less than two months. i love the free sticker idea as well
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tabf5
7 months ago
Thank you! For context, I was already familiar with HTML/CSS/JS basics before I started working on this website at the beginning of last November, building it as fast as I can so I could upload it on January 1st. It's just a cool-looking join date to have on a profile, right in the middle of the 2020s too. Mailing the free stickers everywhere has also been a crazy fun time!
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Your device museum brought back so many memories! I loved the 20Q game and my Cube World, and the i-Cy reminds me of how badly I wanted an iDog!!
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tabf5
7 months ago
Yes!!! Today is the day to finally buy that iDog! Also I love the pixel banner on your site, and fun fact: I was almost about to use the font Chakra Petch for my site too!
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Damn dude, Iron Lung was INTENSE. Markiplier needs to go full-time making movies that was damn good
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SPINNING MY TABLING RN!!! this is so wonderful for you to have done for everyone!!!!!!!
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It kinda makes sense since a lot of digital creative hobbies require a screen, a mouse, a keyboard, maybe a graphics card... but audio stuff is just a couple ports and some buttons. It's pretty sick how minimal and portable it can be
I think of all of the creative disciplines out there, music/rhythm making is the most accessible. I mean, buskers sometimes just use buckets they already have, but unlike visual disciplines, you don't need to acquire a tool to make sound. Music has a lot less barriers even with these devices, and I think that's really neat