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Jeffrey 유 Yoo Warren

Feb 17 • 4 tweets • 3 min read

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As a part of my work on #relationalReconstruction I created smoke and snow effects in @MozillaHubs, to better evoke a memory. Here's a tutorial! This will be part of an upcoming workshop, stay tuned!

Photo is my mom in a snowy yard in 70s Seoul 🥰

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Snow works well but smoke was really fun to make and super convincing! Look at it billowing! Can I save this as a model to share rather than a whole scene in @MozillaHubs?

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These effects will help to bring memories and histories to life, and create an emotional tone in "relational reconstructions" I'm working on from archival and family photos. I show how to use the Particle Emitter element in @MozillaHubs to create convincing snow & smoke effects.

https://twitter.com/jywarren/status/1486367911375773698

Read more about this project in this thread:

https://twitter.com/jywarren/status/1486367911375773698

and at unterbahn.medium.com/seeing-provide…

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