Pub scene from my current project. Low angle shot from the back corner of a big open area with tables and chairs, an empty bar, and a staircase leading up to some doors. Scene is high contrast black and white (mostly white). Slightly unfinished and sparse for detail, as it is WIP.
Makin a pub
All it’s missing are TVs on every wall showing a horse race in some regional town you’ve never heard of
Pub scene from my current project. Low angle shot from the back corner of a big open area with tables and chairs, an empty bar, and a staircase leading up to some doors. Scene is high contrast black and white (mostly white). Slightly unfinished and sparse for detail, as it is WIP.
Makin a pub
My new steam deck, sitting on my desk. On the screen is the opening scene of Trail of the Wretched, a visual novel I made a few years ago.
Trail of the wretched steam deck verified btw
Steam deck has arrived. This will seriously elevate the Sitting in Bed experience
No clouds to photograph so I’m pivoting to birds
Cockatoo sitting in a bunch of leaves and small branches extruding from a tree to the right of frame. Clear blue sky in the background.
White cockatoo sitting on a branch, slightly obscured by leaves. Clear blue sky in background.
Magpie sits atop a street light, middle of the day, clear blue sky in the background.
There are also many websites on the world wide web where you can watch it for free. Little known fact
I like da new game of thrones show. It’s grounded and funny and sincere and not overwhelmingly miserable for a change
Some thin, patchy clouds with the sun shining through. Picture a dark blue table with icing sugar dumped on it.
Info board at the Australian Museum in Sydney for the Short-Faced Kangaroo (the header reads Short-Faced Kings). The body text reads “Short-faced kangaroos, or sthenurines, were a diverse group of kangaroos with distinctive short, deep snouts compared to modern kangaroos. With powerful jaws and specialised teeth, they were adapted for browsing on tough leaves and shrubs. Several may have walked upright on two legs, as their large build, rigid spine, and ankle and heel shape were more suited to walking than hopping.”
This one goes out to all the
(I’m nowhere near the fires, do not fear)
A very very very smoky sky, tinted orange. Imagine the cover art for In On the Kill Taker by Fugazi, but replace the Washington Monument with some leafy trees.
Is this good
I’m annoyed I didn’t play this sooner because it gave me a really good idea, what if the main character in Spider Land had a model train diorama in his bungalow…
Noticed Sim City on Jerry’s shelf while watching Seinfeld yesterday, and it sent me down a Wikipedia rabbit hole that has culminated in me discovering and promptly getting addicted to Transport Tycoon Deluxe
In case you missed it…
Some odd stripey clouds with blue sky in the gaps. Sun top left of frame. Image has been flipped 90 degrees, making it look kinda like a satellite image of the ocean.
Trying to remove all Autodesk shit from my computer, this is genuinely horrific, even worse than Adobe
Screenshot from my current project. Black and white empty carpark at dusk, orange clouds loom overhead. Not a single car in sight, just an endless sprawl of painted white lines and thin street lights sat upon concrete bollards.
This is the first time I’ve made my own skybox (using photos I took myself) and I love it
Screenshot from project/game I'm working on. First-person view of a dirt path snaking off into some dense bushes. Powerlines snake overhead. Orange and pink clouds fade into the horizon, contrasting against the otherwise entirely black and white scenery. Way off in the distance are wind turbines.
Some very fluffy, voluminous clouds surrounding a small blue patch of sky.
What I mean to say is, Remedy are the only people who know how to do interesting particle effects
Good visual feedback means filling the screen with 10 trillion glowing particles emitted from the player’s sword
Thoughts on all the stations: Arden kinda spooky, Parkville the best, State Library is a maze, Town Hall has a big fuck off digital advertising screen that I hope someone throws a rock at, Anzac good because of the tram interchange. Light fixtures A+ across the board
Skylight at Arden Station in Melbourne. Concrete roof, pillars and yellow light fixtures surround a window looking up into the sky.
Skylights are very nice
