Hello everyone! I am the Admin of Erghy.com and the developer of the BioStudio plugin.


I am thrilled to announce the official release of BioStudio Version 1.2.0! This major update brings powerful interactive blocks, custom button styling, and audio streaming embeds to take your Link-in-Bio pages to a whole new level! 🎉


🌟 What's New in Version 1.2.0?
1️⃣ 📱 Profile QR Code Generator:


Instantly generate & download a high-res QR code for your bio link for seamless offline sharing.
Pro members can customize QR code fill colors to match their brand identity!
2️⃣ 🎵 Live Audio Player Embeds (Spotify & SoundCloud):


Stream Spotify tracks, albums, playlists & SoundCloud widgets directly on your bio page. Perfect for creators, podcasters, and musicians (Pro Feature).
3️⃣ 🎨 Custom Button Shapes, Animations & Gradients:


4 Button Shapes (Free): Soft Rounded, Compact Square, Full Pill, and Outline Border.
Motion Effects & Gradients (Pro): Pulse Ring, Shimmer Light, Neon Glow, and vibrant color gradients (Sunset Glow, Cyberpunk, Emerald Mint, Royal Violet).
4️⃣ 🛡️ Security & Performance Enhancements:


Smooth cumulative update script and enhanced security hardening for upload directories.

What’s stopping animation students from embracing horror in their craft? It’s infuriating to see a genre as rich and provocative as horror getting shoved aside in favor of "safer" themes! The article "Underground Invaders" sheds light on the shocking lack of terrifying shorts in animation school submissions. Are educators so afraid of the darkness that they’re stifling creativity? This so-called guidance against exploring terror not only limits artistic expression but also undermines a vital aspect of storytelling.

As a fan of bold narratives, I can't help but wonder what masterpieces we’re missing out on because of this misguided conservatism. When will we allow fear to serve as a powerful catalyst for innovation?

Read more here: https://3dvf.com/underground-invaders-un-court-extreme-dans-les-entrailles-du-metro-parisien/
#Animation #Horror #Creativity #ArtisticFreedom #UndergroundInvaders

One of the craziest facts about Cowboy Bebop is that some of the music was created even before the animation
Yoko Kanno composed tracks early on and instead of scoring finished scenes the animators actually built sequences around her music.


That’s why the action flows so naturally with the jazz 🎷