Marin BalabanovThis is Derbie, the fun bug, inspired with love by a certain other bug. I painted this in ProCreate on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2.
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
Derbie, the Fun Bug, painted in ProCreate (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-08 | This is Derbie, the fun bug, inspired with love by a certain other bug. I painted this in ProCreate on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2.
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comBoox Tab Ultra as an External Screen for a MacBookMarin Balabanov2023-11-19 | Using an eInk display as an external screen reduces eye strain and is well-readable in direct sunlight. How do you connect the Onyx Boox Tab Ultra to a MacBook Air? Let's explore the economical and effective solution involving a USB Capture Device.
This is what you need in addition to the Boox Tab Ultra and a MacBook: ➡️ USB-C to HDMI adapter ➡️ USB Capture Device ➡️ HDMI cable ➡️ USB-A to USB-A Adapter (for the USB Capture Device)
This also works with a games console or MiSTer FPGA. Though technically feasible, the low refresh rate of an eInk screen would lead to a subpar experience.Stainless Hill: Data on Steel and Sustainability (Junction Hackathon Helsinki, Nov. 10-12, 2023)Marin Balabanov2023-11-12 | Stainless Hill is our solution for the Outokumpu challenge at the Junction hackathon in Helsinki (November 10 - 12, 2023).
We built this intelligent platform using Cutom GPTs as data agents to provide the latest news, market pricing and patent information.
The project team are: Thao Nguyen (UX and ML, Vietnam), Marin Balabanov (web coding and video, Austria/Bulgaria), Oussama Batouche (ML and data science, Algeria)Shader Showdown at Evoke 2022 (short excerpt)Marin Balabanov2023-08-06 | This is a short clip of the live shader coding at Evoke 2022 with Flopine in the lead. Just as a quick impression of the great atmosphere at the demo party in Cologne, the first one of the series after the end of the pandemic.
This is a clip that I wanted to include in my article with descriptions of my experiences at Evoke 2023, the graphics I submitted for the competitions, and what I learned. And I also provide a list of tips for newbies who would like to participate at a demo party for the first time: marincomics.com/evoke-2023.htmlLogo Stamp-out. Submitted to the cancelled Animation Competition at Evoke 2023Marin Balabanov2023-08-01 | I produced this short logo stampout animation for the animation competition at the Evoke 2023 demoparty in Cologne. Unfortunately, this was the only submission, so this competition category was cancelled. I'm sharing this out of compo.
I modelled the objects in Blender and then used Cheetah3D to animate and render the video on an M1 MacBook Air. I then edited the video and added music using LumaFusion on an iPad Pro. The sound effects are from StoryBlocks. The music piece is by William Van de Crommert (downloaded from StoryBlocks).
Find out more about this year's Evoke: https://2023.evoke.eu
Here is my article with descriptions of my experiences at Evoke 2023, the graphics I submitted for the competitions, and what I learned. And I also provide a list of tips for newbies who would like to participate at a demo party for the first time: marincomics.com/evoke-2023.htmlSpeed Painting: Modern Talking v. David Hasselhoff, Battle of the 80s (Evoke 2023)Marin Balabanov2023-07-30 | Speed painting of my freestyle graphics submission at the Evoke 2023 demoparty in the AbenteuerHallenKalk in Cologne, Germany July 28 - 30, 2023.
It shows an alternate reality in which legendary pop singer David Hasselhof opens a can of whoop-ass on Thomas Anders and Dieter Bohlen of Modern Talking fame.
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This picture was painted in Procreate on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil with some effects added in Pixelmator on the iPad Pro.
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Here is my article with descriptions of my experiences at Evoke 2023, the graphics I submitted for the competitions, and what I learned. And I also provide a list of tips for newbies who would like to participate at a demo party for the first time: marincomics.com/evoke-2023.htmlUsing a Raspberry Pi4 with an iPad ProMarin Balabanov2023-06-10 | The iPad Pro is connected through USB type-C with the Raspberry Pi4. Power and the network connection are fed through USB. This is available on the Pi4 but not on Pi3 and previous models because the solution requires USB gadget mode.
The ClockworkPi DevTerm is a peculiar portable Linux device with numerous delightful features, albeit some frustrating ones as well. This demo shows the DevTerm configured to overcome its limitations, such as the small screen size and the somewhat challenging trackball. Additionally, it demonstrates using the DevTerm with an iPad Pro.
See also the video demo of using the Raspberry Pi4 with the iPad Pro: youtu.be/xAx0h-ZVFwcHealthHub: The Doctors Portal for CT Scans - CraftHack 2023 WinnerMarin Balabanov2023-05-28 | This is a concept for the CraftHack 2023 hackathon: HealthHub, the Doctor's portal for CT scans.
The app analyses the patient's data, finds a free CT appointment, and shows the average historic CT waiting time.
We made this video after the hackathon. For the original video made during CraftHack, please see youtu.be/VyzFnd8uPiU (and activate subtitle / CC because the audio is a bit unclear)Bringing the Portable A500 Mini to the PubMarin Balabanov2023-05-21 | The A500 Mini is a nifty device that can be made to run any classic Amiga software. Here's how to turn it into a portable device using an Android tablet as a screen and took it to the pub.
Here is the article about this video with the details of all the devices that contribute to making the A500 Mini portable: marincomics.com/portable-a500-mini.html
➡️ An A500 Mini
➡️ with the gamepad connected to the first USB port,
➡️ a USB thumbdrive with AMiNIMiga in second USB port,
➡️ a USB powerbank connected to the A500 Mini's USB Type-C power port,
➡️ one end of the HDMI cable connected to the A500 Mini,
➡️ the other end connected to a video capture card, which itself is connected to the Android tablet running the USB Camera Capture app,
➡️ and finally a wireless dongle in the A500 Mini's third USB port to connect the wireless keyboard and mouse that are powered by their own internal rechargeable batteries.
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Here are the products featured in this video (I make no money on these referrals):
➡️ Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 🔗 https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Samsung-Display-Manufacturer-Warranty-Exclusive/dp/B09ZHWD8BZ
➡️ Case for the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 🔗 https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0887T6LJQ
➡️ Anker Powerbank 20,000mAh (new model) 🔗 https://www.amazon.de/Powerbank-20000mAh-external-technology-compatible/dp/B07S829LBX
➡️ Papeaso Video Capture Card HDMI to USB 🔗 https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Papeaso-Capture-Editing-Streaming-Teaching-gray/dp/B0BL3HVMWW
➡️ RedThunder K84 Wireless Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Set (German QWERTZ) 🔗 https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0B7WRNZCY
➡️ UGreen USB c to USB C Cable 🔗 https://www.amazon.de/Delivery-Charging-Compatible-MacBook-MateBook/dp/B08FDJ36XW
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🎧 Music by AudioBlocksSpeed Coloring a Panel from The Blind Woman and Cats (Lucid Dream Comic)Marin Balabanov2023-05-10 | Coloring a panel from "The Blind Woman and Cats" Lucid Dream Comic.
This is a three-page comic based on a story from the dream diary of Lucid Fera. The dreamer watches a blind woman encounter her cats and muse about existence. I drew on paper, colored the panels using ProCreate on the iPad Pro, and used Comic Life on the Mac for layouts and lettering.
Created on an iPad Pro with Bing Creator, LeiaPix, D-ID, VideoBlocks, and LumaFusion.
Music from AudioBlocks.Mansion of Trepidation, the Choice-Based Role-Playing GameMarin Balabanov2023-04-24 | This is a classic haunted house adventure in the style of the 'Choose Your Own Adventure' and 'Fighting Fantasy' gamebooks from the 1980s. You can choose to play one of three characters to search the 'Mansion of Trepidation' to defeat the villain Mortacion and rescue your young nephew.
A lavishly illustrated, choice-based solo fantasy adventure as a throwback to a simpler time. Fans of the original gamebooks can relive the unique experience.
Music by Boris Skalsky, "High Anxiety (short)". Licensed through StoryBlocks/AudioBlocks.Unseen Threat (Speed Painting in ProCreate)Marin Balabanov2023-04-10 | This was a draft of my submission for Oldskool graphics at the Revision 2023 demo party.
I painted this image in ProCreate on an iPad Pro with using an Apple Pencil 2.
These two images, I created on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite using Infinite Painter: - Dance Like Nobody's Watching: youtu.be/XPgmJAnBxhY - Strange Creature: youtu.be/z6aNgEdgsKw
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comAtomic Lizard Panic (Speed Painting in ProCreate)Marin Balabanov2023-04-10 | This is a speed painting video of my unused backup submission at the Revision 2023 demo party.
I painted this image in ProCreate on an iPad Pro with using an Apple Pencil 2.
These two images, I created on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite using Infinite Painter: - Dance Like Nobody's Watching: youtu.be/XPgmJAnBxhY - Strange Creature: youtu.be/z6aNgEdgsKw
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comAtari ST 16 Color Graphics SlideshowMarin Balabanov2023-01-22 | Under normal conditions, the Atari ST could only display 16 colors out of a palette of 512 available colors. Even though this does not sound like much, this classic 16-bit machine was capable of producing some beautiful graphics.
This is a slideshow of 16 color images. I did not create them myself, rather these are images generated by Midjourney AI that I converted to the ST color palette and resolution using RetroSpecs on the iPad.
The music is by Ultrasyd.From Sketch to Realistic Painting with Midjourney AIMarin Balabanov2023-01-22 | In the past two months I sketched and rendered 15 pictures in ProCreate and Infinite Painter on the iPad Pro and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I could have saved myself the work.
Just making a quick sketch and uploading it to Midjourney gets much better results much fast.
I sketched the original line drawing and uploaded it to the Midjourney Discord. Then I copied the image link and fed it into Midjourney with /imagine prompt:image-path.png --ar 3:2 (the last bit is for the proportions and orientations).
When Midjourney produced four versions, I told it to upscale the one that I liked and then fed that into Midjourney again. It looks like there were a lot of folks testing out Midjourney because the service was quite busy and took a while to finish but around 15 to 20 minutes after the first render, I got a really good hyper-realistic dude smiling kindly at the onlooker. And... I didn't need to put any effort into it.
Really makes me wonder, if it really pays to learn and practice sketching and digital painting these days.
These two images, I created on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite using Infinite Painter: - Dance Like Nobody's Watching: youtu.be/XPgmJAnBxhY - Strange Creature: youtu.be/z6aNgEdgsKw
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comRainbows Are Only Visible to Humans - Painted with ProCreate (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-22 | I painted this image in ProCreate on an iPad Pro with using an Apple Pencil 2.
I read somewhere that of all the animals, only humans can see rainbows. A quick web search disproves this of course, but I like the sentiment that only another person can see this gentleman's technicolor yawn.
I am a big fan of the work of Sam Keith. This figure is inspired by his Mr. Gone with some liberties taken. I know that there is no way that this stream of rainbow vomit actually comes out of this gentleman's stomach. Let's either chalk this up to artisitic license or good old-fashioned carelessness.
These two images, I created on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite using Infinite Painter: - Dance Like Nobody's Watching: youtu.be/XPgmJAnBxhY - Strange Creature: youtu.be/z6aNgEdgsKw
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comPainting Mount Crushgore with ProCreate (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-15 | This is a spoooky painting of a large bunch of faces molten together to a large hill: Mount Crushgore. I painted this using ProCreate on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2.
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
More Details: This one took a bit longer to paint. After two works using Infinite Painter on Android, I returned to the comfort of ProCreate on the iPad Pro. In the meantime, I had been invited to join the DarkArtwork Reddit, so I decided, I'd paint something specifically for #DarkArtwork.
I paged through some of the other works on the Reddit and really loved the scary, crazy, meticulously crafted pieces. Frankly, I was a bit concerned that my style would not really fit in with the other works. After getting a lot of inspiration from the works of other, I decided to give it a shot with a painting in black and white.
I wanted to make something like a disgusting, lovecraftian Mount Rushmore with faces fused together and either hands or tentacles emerging from their split heads. I sketched out rough outlines to get the feeling for the available space and the distribution of the figures.
On a new layer, I then started the detailed rendering of the outlines in pen. I would also take the opportunity to make corrections to the initial sketch. Once I was happy with the outline, I spot the black areas. I could now hide the original sketch layer.
On a new layer beneath the line drawing, I filled the gray that would be the main color of this painting. Then I added a background layer and put in some shades of gray and white and used the blur and motion blur filters to makethem look atmospheric.
On gray layer under the line art, I put in two shades of gray for more depth and added highlights in light gray. I was preparing this layer of shading for the next stage of smearing the tones to blend them.
Using the smudge tool, I blended the shades on this layer. I worked at a relatively high zoom level. While looking at the details and working on the blending, I'd occasionally add highlights or dark tones for depth and then smear those in.
Even though I paused the blending because I felt that I was done for now, I knew that I would need to get back to the gray layer at a later time. I returned to the la er with the line art outlines and started blending them and correcting thrm with the smudge tool. Every now and then, I'd move the lines thus shifting them to no longer match thr gray shading on the layer below, so I'd need to return to the gray shading layer and "push" the shaded area to match the outline above with the smudge tool. Once I thought, I had blended the line art, I moved to a new layer (of course I had missed some lines and had to return to them later).
On this new layer I started adding more highlights and shades. This time round they were more subtlr and I would repeatedly stroke over certain highlights that I wanted to accentuate because I had set the brush to 30% opacity,
There were only two stages left: Firstly, I'd go back and forth between layer making tweaks and corrections here and there. And lastly, I painted the pupils onto the eyes only at the very end because I didn't want them staring at me eerily while I was working on other parts.
After a final polish, I was done. And exported the inage and the timelapse video.Dance Like Nobodys Watching - Painted in Infinite Painter on Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-08 | This was painted in Infinite Painter as an expression of joy and motion. A redheaded lady, dressed similarly to Marvel's Iron Fist, is dancing like nobody's watching.
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comPainting a Strange Creature with Infinite Painter on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-07 | This painting of a strange duckbilled creature is my first attempt at using Infinite Painter on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with the S-Pen. Painter is a really smooth experience that comes close to ProCreate.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite might be one of the affordable Android tablets but Painter runs on it like a charm. The S-Pen is a bit skinny in the hand but it feels great. The soft tip feels a bit better than an Apple Pencil (overall I still prefer the Pencil).
I feel that Infinite Painter is the closest you will get to ProCreate on an Android device. There is also a version for the iPad. The price differs by region but it is really low for such a powerful application. There is a vector-based companion app called Infinite Designer. I will give that a try on occasion.
I'm still trying to get a hang of the smudge tool but I'm loving the experience so far. I think that main purpose of the app, painting, is close but not quite as good as ProCreate but the other drawing tools are better than those found in ProCreate.
And this one I started out traditionally on paper and then colored it in ProCreate on an iPad Pro: - Disgusting Goblin-like creature: youtube.com/shorts/XWvAoHjk-WE?feature=share
This one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comPainting a Disgusting Goblin with ProCreate (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-01 | This is a goblin-like creature (with a shot of Gollum from Lord of the Rings). I started out analog and made a rough sketch with pencil on paper, then inked the outlines. I then rendered the contours with ink. As the final analog step I hatched and shaded the picture. Then I scanned it and continued work on my iPad Pro in ProCreate. I placed only the black lines of ink scan on a separate layer. Then I shaded and colored the picture on the layers beneath.
And this one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comPainting a Creepy Alien Angel with ProCreate (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-01 | For this timelapse video I painted a creepy alien angel that was inspired by a recent episode of Tale Foundry. I used an an iPad Pro with ProCreate.
With this image, I participated in the pixel graphics competition at the Zenta 2022 Demoparty in Bingen. I got the third place in this category.
And this one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comSpontaneous Jump: Fast Results with ProCreate (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2023-01-01 | I created the image for this timelapse video spontaneously. I just fired up ProCreate and started to draw parts of a person. Then I put together a jumping dude and a title. I then painted the foreground and the background. Nothing was planned, everything just poured out.
And this one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comFrom Sketch to Painting in ProCreate - A Dude Ripping his Fake Face Apart (Timelapse)Marin Balabanov2022-12-26 | This timelapse video shows the original sketch with pencil and pen on paper all the way to the scan, the cleanup, the retouching and coloring in ProCreate on an iPad Pro with ProCreate.
And this one I painted in ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon which doesn't have pressure sensitivity: - Happy worm: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comPainting a Happy Heart Flower with ProCreate on an iPad Pro (Timelapse Video)Marin Balabanov2022-12-24 | This is a timelapse video of the process I used to paint a weird heart flower face on the iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2 in ProCreate recorded using the application's nifty feature to automatically record the timelapse video of the sketching and painting process.
I think this was an experiment into what would happen if the heart emoji had a love child with the smile emoji.
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comDrawing an Eye Monster in ProCreate (Timelapse Video)Marin Balabanov2022-12-24 | The Beholder is a floating eye monster from Dungeons & Dragons. There is something really interesting about having a single eye stare at you. So I opted to make my own little design and add arms and legs to the Beholder's body.
For more of my work, please go to http://marincomics.comDrawing a Happy Worm in ProCreate on an iPad Mini (Timelapse Video)Marin Balabanov2022-12-18 | This time I drew a happy worm speeding to his next adventure. I used ProCreate on an iPad Mini 5 with a Logitech Crayon. The interesting thing was that the Crayon is not pressure sensitive, so all the lines are applied with the same strength and width. This took a bit of fiddling to get more dynamic line widths. And yes, I know that the worm looks a bit like Jeff Bezos.
For more of my work, please go to http://marincomics.comPainting an Explosion with ProCreate on an iPad Pro (Timelapse Video)Marin Balabanov2022-12-17 | This is a timelapse video of the process I used to paint an explosion on the iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2 in ProCreate recorded using the application's nifty feature to automatically record the timelapse video of the sketching and painting process.
I was inspired by an old Infocom text adventure called Trinity, which deals with the creation of the atomic bomb. The video shows the whole creation process, from the initial sketch in Apple Notes, tracing it in ProCreate, through to the clean-up, coloring, to the final shading and overlays.
For more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comCartooning a Dragonrider with ProCreate (Timelapse Video)Marin Balabanov2022-12-17 | This cartoon image was inspired by Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern I painted using ProCreate on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2.
You can follow along the creation process in this timelapse video recorded with ProCreate's nifty feature to automatically produce timelapse videos.
The video shows the whole creation process, from the initial sketch through to the clean-up, coloring to the final shading and highlights.
Painting a dude ripping his fake face apart using Procreate: youtu.be/doRJQZUQagQ Painting an eye monster using Procreate: youtu.be/n6WiwV_nCCA Painting a weird happy heart flower using ProCreate: youtu.be/5IesZ9HKc78 Painting an explosion embedded in a pair of hands using ProCreate: youtu.be/H1t5Hh3gqo0 Painting a dude eating a tasty sandwich using ProCreate: youtu.be/XL520ZtCq_o Painting a happy worm on an iPad Mini 5 using a Logitech Crayon and ProCreate: youtu.be/Ibylnw7piEA
To see more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comPainting a Tasty Sandwich with Procreate (Timelapse Video)Marin Balabanov2022-12-11 | I speed painted this cartoon image using ProCreate on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil 2.
I was inspired by Pete Bagge, cartoonist of "Hate", a bit by indie-comicbook legend Robert Crumb, and even the Garbage Pail Kids.
I used ProCreate's really nifty feature to automatically record the timelapse video of the sketching and painting process. The video shows the whole creation process, from the initial sketch through to the clean-up, coloring and final shading.
To see more of my work, go to http://marincomics.comI Made Three Explainer Videos in Less than a Day Using AI ToolsMarin Balabanov2022-08-09 | Time for an experiment: I used AI tools to write the script, generate the voice-overs and put together stock footage and automatically rendered bookends to create three explainer videos in a very short time. In this video, I walk you through the tools and the process. And here are the videos that I made in record time without any creativity or research:
These are the tools I used: - Jasper.ai for AI script writing - Naturalreader.com for voice-over narrations with artificial voices. - StoryBlocks and Videvo.com for stock video footage and stock music - Viddyoze.com for intro and outro 3D motion graphics - LumaFusion on the iPad for video editing.
And yes, I came up with the "brand" Eyenessness for explainer videos also without any creativity or research :-DIs Vomiting Good for You?Marin Balabanov2022-07-30 | This Eyenessness explainer video tries to answer the question if vomiting is good for you.
The script is generated by Jasper.ai and the voice-over is an artificial voice from Naturalreader.com. The stock footage is from VideoBlocks (StoryBlocks). Intro and outro were generated using Viddyoze.com. The music is from AudioBlocks (StoryBlocks). The end of the video features a clip from "Team America: World Police".
Everything is put together with LumaFusion on an iPad Pro.
Eyenessness explainer videos. Your helpful fully AI generated resource that explains the world one question at a time.What is Kayfabe?Marin Balabanov2022-07-30 | This Eynessness video explains the term "Kayfabe" used in professional wrestling.
The script is generated by Jasper.ai and the voice-over is an artificial voice from Naturalreader.com. The stock footage is from Videvo and VideoBlocks (StoryBlocks). Intro and outro were generated using Viddyoze.com. The music is from AudioBlocks (StoryBlocks).
Everything is put together with LumaFusion on an iPad Pro.
Eyenessness explainer videos. Your helpful fully AI generated resource that explains the world one question at a time.What is Dry Cleaning?Marin Balabanov2022-07-30 | This Eynessness video explains how dry cleaning works and how it removes stains and dirt from clothes.
The script is generated by Jasper.ai and the voice-over is an artificial voice from Naturalreader.com. The stock footage is from VideoBlocks (StoryBlocks). Intro and outro were generated using Viddyoze.com. The music is from AudioBlocks (StoryBlocks).
Everything is put together with LumaFusion on an iPad Pro.
Eyenessness explainer videos. Your helpful fully AI generated resource that explains the world one question at a time.Tier Guided Tours (CraftHack 2022)Marin Balabanov2022-05-08 | This challenge is part of the CraftHack 2022 Hackathon on May 6 - 8, 2022.
This project provides users with the option to book guided tours across town with their friends and a tour guide. It offers infos about the tour, instructions and map routes.
During the tour, users can get turn-by-turn navigation when a user's phone is secured in the charging tray on the Tier scooter. (BTW, the charging tray is a unique feature of Tier.)
Users can contact the tour guide and get warnings if they or their friends have accidentally left the tour route.S-Transfer ErklärvideoMarin Balabanov2021-02-02 | Daten sicher übers Web verschicken
Hand aufs Herz: Verschicken auch Sie vertrauliche Daten einfach per E-Mail? Wie Steuerunterlagen, Versicherungspolizzen, Bankauszüge, Arzthonorare oder persönliche Korrespondenz mit Anwälten und Finanz-Dienstleistern?
Dann sollten Sie eines unbedingt wissen: Ihre Daten werden in der Regel meist unverschlüsselt übertragen und sind damit offen einsehbar – und das für jeden, der ein paar grundlegende IT-Kniffe beherrscht. So als würden Sie ein Geheimnis mit einer Postkarte unverblümt in die Welt hinausposaunen. Auf dem Weg zum Empfänger kann jeder einfach mitlesen, dem die Postkarte in die Hände fällt. Kein beruhigender Gedanke, wie wir meinen.
Selbst wenn Sie Ihre sensiblen Daten über eine sogenannte Datenaustausch-Plattform verschicken, kann das höchst riskant sein. Denn diese Dienste nutzen meist eine Cloud, in der Daten weltweit gespeichert werden. Ihre Daten sind damit Angriffsversuchen von Hackern und anderen Cyberkriminellen schutzlos ausgeliefert.
S-Transfer setzt genau hier an. Wir helfen Ihnen, Ihre Daten sicher von A nach B zu schicken. Ohne Risiko, ohne Cloud und natürlich DSGVO-konform.A Quick Tour of EventRadarMarin Balabanov2021-01-11 | Code Challenge Solution by Marin BalabanovADAM - The Archive of Demo Art & MediaMarin Balabanov2021-01-11 | Artists use algorithms to create media art. One kind of algorithmic art is called computer demos. This archive aims to encourage academic research and scholarly analysis of demo art in media art history.
ADAM is available at demoarchive.art.
Credits: Concept, script, design and editing by Marin Balabanov Voice-over narration by Graham King
Stock video footage by Videoblocks Music by Audioblocks
This video includes clips from the demoscene and footage from the demoscene documentary "Algorithm To Art" (2012).WordPress Theme: Mount EverestMarin Balabanov2020-11-30 | Mount Everest, the responsive WordPress theme for a travel blog.
The Github repository can be found here: github.com/mbalabanov/CFLMS-MarinBalabanov-CodeReview-11ADAM: The Archive of Demo Art & MediaMarin Balabanov2020-09-17 | Artists use algorithms to create media art. One kind of algorithmic art is called computer demos. This archive aims to encourage academic research and scholarly analysis of demo art in media art history.
ADAM is available at demoarchive.art.
Credits: Concept, script, design and editing by Marin Balabanov Voice-over narration by Graham King
Stock video footage by Videoblocks Music by Audioblocks
This video includes clips from the demoscene and footage from the demoscene documentary "Algorithm To Art" (2012).Wir zeichnen Captain AmericaMarin Balabanov2020-04-06 | ...iPad Apps that use the Full Width of an External MonitorMarin Balabanov2020-04-04 | The iPad Pro can be used with an external monitor. Here are some of the apps that use the full width of the external display: - Apple Photos - Apple TV - Luma Fusion - MindNode - Shiftscreen - Screens (with a Raspberry Pi 4)Animiertes Storyboard für Smartphone-Spot, Zielgruppe HedonistenMarin Balabanov2020-04-03 | ...S Transfer Banner MockupMarin Balabanov2020-04-03 | ...Reine StiftsacheMarin Balabanov2020-04-03 | Online Marketing Lehrgang am BFI WienArbeitsauftrag WebdesignMarin Balabanov2020-04-03 | ...Fun Fire ProjectMarin Balabanov2020-04-03 | ...Pixel Art Comic Project - Part 3: Drawing and Finishing the Comic (MediaArtsHistories)Marin Balabanov2020-01-07 | This is the last part of a three part video series about the process of creating a five page comic on an Atari ST/STE using NeoChrome.