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How Wisdom Kaye's Career Evolved From Electrical Engineer To The Best-Dressed Man On TikTok

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3 Pogledi · 5 mjeseca prije

Wisdom Kaye has redefined what it means to be a fashion creator in the digital age. In this episode of the Forbes Top Creators Show, he breaks down how he went from engineering student to one of the most recognized fashion voices online—just by posting simple outfit videos with friends after class. Wisdom shares the moment a pair of $40 boots changed his life, how he negotiated his first brand deals solo, and what it takes to stay authentic while building a business.

00:00 – Intro: Meet Wisdom Kaye
01:00 – From Texas Dorm Room to Fashion Stardom
02:30 – The $40 Boots That Changed Everything
04:00 – Early Viral Videos and TikTok Growth
05:30 – Leaving Engineering for Content and Style
07:00 – First Brand Deals and Signing With IMG
09:00 – Building a Solo Creative Business
11:00 – Balancing Artistic Vision With Algorithms
13:00 – Editing All-Nighters and Workflow Challenges
15:00 – How Social Media Reshaped Fashion
17:00 – Working With Brands the Authentic Way
19:00 – Audience, Impact, and The Met Gala Moment
21:30 – Wisdom’s Vision for Fashion’s Future
23:00 – Advice for Brands on Connecting With Gen Z
29:30 – Final Thoughts: Culture, Creativity, and What’s Next

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How "Spider-Verse" forced animation to evolve

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3 Pogledi · 5 mjeseca prije

Non-photorealistic rendering has opened up an alternative to the ubiquitous “Pixar look.”

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When you think of CGI animated films, you likely think of Pixar. The studio practically invented the genre with 1995’s Toy Story — the first CGI animated feature film.

After Toy Story, almost all animation studios wanted to follow in Pixar’s successful footsteps, straight down to their style. Many studios sought out “The Pixar Look”: extremely high quality, physically based, and in some cases almost photorealistic.

It’s an appealing approach that remains popular at the box office — but animated movies started looking kind of homogeneous. And while studios and independent artists tested out more stylized approaches in short films, no studio would commit to a feature-length animated movie that looked so different.

That is, until Sony Pictures/Imageworks took on Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Instead of chasing the look everyone was after, the team wanted to create something visually new. They did it with “non-photorealistic rendering.”

And since Spider-Verse, non-photorealism has taken off, with almost every studio set to incorporate it in the next five years. Check out our video to learn more about how non-photorealism works.

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