Michael Schwalbe: 𝚊̶𝚌̶𝚝̶𝚘̶𝚛̶ 𝚑̶𝚞̶𝚖̶𝚊̶𝚗̶ concept

nice work! I can tell that you're adding more of your own style and energy into your newer piece

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well thats a new one

It remains one of my proudest career achievements to have cast and directed the voice work for Nightdive Studios' award-winning System Shock remake. And now, I can say that a game I directed is on Nintendo Switch 1 & 2!!

Congratulations to the whole team!

Thrilled to be among so many great talent and good friends in Ocean Drive's awesome title Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch as Anton and Porter! To the studio crew and the fabulous Jen Losi and @voiceofbevins.bsky.social -- love you bunches and it's always a privilege to work with you. Game out NOW!

weird shit i found in the desert this week

starting strong with blackened dismembered baby doll

oh yeah this ent my first rodeo, or dismembered baby doll

its like the desert couches. they just grow out here

I also take a lot of pictures of trash. I'll post some more soon

hmm? are you asking if I'm the photographer? yes, everything in this thread was taken by me in the last 3 days

ride fast and rest well in providence, brother. may your memory be a blessing and your voice echo in the desert winds. thank you

and then, amidst the quiet, desolate winds' mournful whispers, i encountered a sobering monument

a car

a couple guys being dudes, rockin RC offroading! hell yeah we love dudes with hobbies

this was a gun safe

there was another couch nearby too

a...tiny helicopter pad? with a car door

i dont even know man

the casting couch

weird shit i found in the desert this week

starting strong with blackened dismembered baby doll

There's nothing like the joy of discovery! Go out and look at cool rocks and plants and share what you find

This is one of the most practical, useful, and eye-opening classes, taught by one of the best in the biz. You absolutely do not want to miss this.

Yeah, there are some great fossil beds very close to this formation. Lots of corals and crinoids and fossil snails, tons of fossil worm burrows. The earth is amazing!

Has a nice ring to it I think! 🔥🤘🔥

Out for the first ride of the not-murderously-hot season, patrolling the Mojave, and discovered massive veins of selenite gypsum -- huge glassy chunks just sticking out the ground! Nothing in the world beats the rush of a new discovery and learning new things about our world. 🤘

Thank you! Thanks to a brilliant Redditors, we think its calcium carbonate (limestone) beds morphed through hydrothermal MVT mineralization into bands of calcium magnesium carbonate (white and pink dolomite tinged with iron impurities) with layers of less permeable micritic limestone in between.

No silicates here; it's all calcium carbonate (limestone) beds likely morphed through hydrothermal MVT mineralization into bands of calcium magnesium carbonate (white dolomite and pink dolomite tinged with iron impurities) with layers of less permeable micritic limestone in between.

Large swathes of Nevada were covered by the Western Interior Seaway, and these carbonate beds are 450 million years old, with rugose horn corals and crinoids in the same area. But it's looking likely that Mg-rich basin waters forced through bedding strata turned it to a form of zebra dolomite.

i've been a massive fan of Myron's for a couple years now. He's one of the best creators and teachers on Youtube. Absolutely love his content and I will confess I have thought of reaching out to him about this

digging dinosaurs in MT would be another childhood dream come true, congrats to you. And yes indeed -- the stories of the earth's history told in stone are some of the most fascinating and awe-inspiring of all