TerminallyTater

Since I only do digital I find it difficult to setup still life on my PC desk and I don't have the time/money to go to live drawing sessions. Been sticking with photo studies and master studies of other digital art to improve. But recently I've taken on an interest in some old masters' traditional art and I wonder if doing studies of their oil paintings is a good way to improve digitally. Since the medium is different I find it difficult to mimic their brushwork(digital brushes are very monotonous compared to real ones).

Would love to hear some advice from more experienced folks on how to study efficiently.

After today's games, many people were claiming that a certain team had a horrendous draft which costed them the game.

I've been watching LoL esports since S5, and I've seen countless cases of such claims. For example many people say G2 always had terrible drafts, T1 had been fighting bad drafting for years.. Peak IG had bad drafts but their individual skill made up for it... etc.

I'm curious, which team ACTUALLY has consistently decent drafts, according to popular opinion? It seems that every team that ever existed has had "terrible drafting for years".

I live on the East coast but somehow get ~60ms to the NA east servers. I usually get half that amount in other games. Does anyone know where the servers are physically located?

So I have an RX 5600XT and was wondering why I only have 60FPS on Best graphics. Played around in the Radeon settings and noticed turning on Radeon Anti-Lag increased my average FPS to around 110. Super weird as it's only supposed to have marginal impact on input lag, but I'll take it.

If anybody else is using AMD, give it a try.

Lost 4% in class participation and weekly prep grades. Emailed the prof on Friday still no response.

Recommended course of action?

Passive doesn't get interrupted by monsters anymore, don't have to build jg items anymore, stridebreaker increases his ganking potential, and his Q can break scuttle shield. a year ago garen jg was a troll pick but i think it's actually a legitmate pick now. I didn't try him on higher elos but at gold 2 garen jg seems pretty good. Thoughts?

Im taking CSC209 317 318 373 384 in one semester, how heavy would the course load be? If I have to drop one, which one would be the most dispensable?

How do they compare in terms of difficulty and content, and which course would you recommend? I can only choose one

I know students from other campuses can take UTSG classes beginning August 7, is it the same date for UTSG students taking classes at UTSC/UTM?

Title. Strangely not on the arts&science sessional dates page