Joel Finney

I never saw this! It’s really nice work!

Have a lil' Animation I made over a couple weeks to show my new model <:

More of my concept character animation for Glassbreakers at Polyarc. This is the proxy mesh for the male starthing.

He's a gambler with irreverent sensibility. Everything is funny to him.

Gameplay: His attacks start with a C shape, moving to an S shape, ending in reverse C for visual progression.

So you can make it green!

I made this little demo in a few hours today just to see if I could achieve the sort of, midcentury off-kilter background art vibe.

They're just very simple geometries with some grease pencil, which has a subtle noise modifier on it.

#artpost #b3d #blender

This is so cool!

Ahh, your other left!

Passing makes the most sense for being first frame, I'm slowly relearning as I've been in surfing land the past 5 years where I didn't have to worry about such things!

Marching band is too ingrained, I can't help it. I will offset the export though for what I need, for sure.

Get iiiit!

Animators: do you start all your walk cycles on the left foot, or were you not a band kid?

I just really love this era of Mario art, legit captures my childhood and was a style I tried to draw in when I was younger for years

A cat wanders through work-in-progress illustrations.
Nice concept in this indie Chinese animated short by Master Wang.
Full film >> www.catsuka.com/news/2026-02...

Transphobes get fucked forever

Sent request to shut off service notices for electric and gas for about two weeks from now. This move is starting to get REAL.

I'm continuing to cook tonight.

It looks like my 3-point strap design work well! And the idea of using thrift-store sunglasses as eyes paid off once again.

More lights to happen tomorrow, then cloth coverings, then a photo shoot perhaps.

Photo of my kitchen showing the same tile and pattern to the OP’s post, except yellow and brownish red, with wood cabinets.

Exact same style, different color, lol.

Still more counterspace than my current one 🙃

Ubisoft workers are on strike: 'We are treated like children' The strike comes after the publisher revealed plans to cut up to 200 jobs and ordered remote workers back into the office

Over 1,000 Ubisoft workers around the world have walked off the job.

In response to a return-to-office mandate, layoffs, and the cancellation of several games, workers launched a three-day strike.

The workers walked out in response to five French unions issuing the strike call.

Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is coming, featuring Trevor Belmont. 👀✨

Castlevania's BACK!! 😄

Got almost $300 in donations yesterday 🥹 Thank yall so much. Now sitting at $530/900 for March bills. Again, this is money I need on top of my standard March bills until I have a new roommate. Continued help is much appreciated 💜

Love the quick spacing on the punches, feels really nice!

Well you succeeded then, it does look cool!

I'm feeling Way Back Machine while looking for a file on an old (2021?) drive. Here's a placeholder mook Wes modeled and I animated for prototype gameplay. #3danimation

Finally got around to taking my meds and making something I thought would look cool

Cadence is out now!

Make music by solving circuits. It took 13 years to figure how to do this well!

Beyond the puzzles:
🐈‍⬛ Pet Ren, the cat!
📜 Enjoy Ren's life philosophy (all text is skippable)
🎹 Use the sandbox to make music
🧮 Or explore turing complete contraptions

Coming soon: Clara & the Below - episode 1 From "Amphibia" creator Matt Braly - an animated gothic horror spin on the Nutcracker full of wintery chills and somber vibes.

This will be an 100% independent production that relies on crowdfunding for its budget. Please give us a follow at our pre-launch page here to receive updates leading to our March 13th launch: www.kickstarter.com/projects/158...

the cycle of “devs working for years to make a game > game launches (and it doesn’t matter how successful it is) > two week waiting period > most of the team laid off” is not only entirely unsustainable but genuinely horrifying

I am starting a studio! We are small and scrappy and have no money. Why am I doing this? Because the only ones who can protect art are the ones who value it. Disney using AI? Yuck. Netflix buying WB? Also yuck. In 10 years what is even going to be left.