there was a huge flood in 1862 that swamped most of sacramento and the lake in los angeles was about ten miles long instead of 100 miles long. we get all our rain in relatively few storm per year, so if the track of those storms coming across the pacific situation and little to the north and hits seattle, oregon, we get less rain. if it swings south and hits us straight on, we get a lot more rain, we ve always had extremes. that being said, our extremes are gradually getting worse, and that is substantially due to climate change. and we have been sort of telling the tour about drought. which has been exacerbated by global warming and climate change. but explain to us we re seeing the drought map right now and how that sort of been changed by
my face gets flattened, so it can then be wrapped around the model. and even at that size, it s slightly unnerving to come face to face with! recorded lara: i am going to have the head of a giant! | impressive display, albeit a little intimidating seeing myself that size. and i seem to have lost my hair. i m going to have the head of a giant! it needs a wig a giant wig and it is a bit odd from the side. it has a nose, but nowhere close to a nose like mine. absolutely no comment whatsoever. but i did always wonder how they d cope with different face shapes. yeah, i know. from straight on, i didn t find the generic one that odd, but you do lose the magic from other angles. hmm. now, the focus of this project has always been sustainability and you can see on both the head and the scaled down version of the whole giant where the solar panels will be embedded, aiming to fully power them with renewable energy.
around the model. and even at that size, it s slightly unnerving to come face to face with! i am going to have the head of a giant! impressive display, albeit a little intimidating seeing myself that size. and i seem to have lost my hair. i m going to have the head of a giant! it needs a wig a giant wig and it is a bit odd from the side. it has a nose, but nowhere close to a nose like mine. absolutely no comment whatsoever. but i did always wonder how they cope with different face shapes. yeah, i know. from straight on, i didn t find the generic one that odd, but you do lose the magic from other angles. hmm. now the focus of this project has always been sustainability. and you can see on both the head and the scaled down version of the whole giant where the solar panels will be embedded, aiming to fully power them with renewable energy. but all that scanning that happened earlier has another purpose, too. really?
so now, it s my turn to be scanned by the volumetric capture booth s 49 cameras. i m going to have the head of a giant. the images are then broken down, so the data from them can be used to create a 3d face. my face gets flattened, so it can then be wrapped around the model. and even at that size, it s slightly unnerving to come face to face with! i am going to have the head of a giant! impressive display, albeit a little intimidating seeing myself that size. and i seem to have lost my hair. i m going to have the head of a giant! it needs a wig a giant wig and it is a bit odd from the side. it has a nose, but nowhere close to a nose like mine. absolutely no comment whatsoever. but i did always wonder how they cope with different face shapes. yeah, i know. from straight on, i didn t find