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Anyone on this website using the MovinkPad Pro as a desktop pen display? Is it laggy?

I'm in the market for a new desktop tablet, but the mobility of the Moink is tempting......

Anyone on this website using the MovinkPad Pro as a desktop pen display? Is it laggy?

I'm in the market for a new desktop tablet, but the mobility of the Moink is tempting......

What if Patrick Warburton voiced Hornet? I think it'd sound like this:

(Patrick Warburton voice): Shaw

Print them in my obituary

Lisa is not only a great artist and a fantastic team lead but also just a general delight to be around. I never felt happier at my job than I did having a 1:1 with her.

If you're hiring, give her a job offer RIGHT NOW and pray she accepts.

Lisa Fleck Lisa Fleck's online art portfolio showcasing props and environments from games such as Guild Wars 2 and Gigantic

Hi everyone! Unfortunately my last day at Stoic is today, Friday the 13th (👻) I’m seeking a new role and would appreciate your support. Please share with your network if you've enjoyed my work!

Check out my portfolio here for my latest updates:
lisafleckcg.com

If youre still on twitter honestly please please stay there. You’re covered in goo, absolutely dripped, please keep it off my floor

There’s never been a better time to jump in and try the alpha :)

Also keep your eyes peeled for the Wholesome Snack showcase!

This gamer finally finished Silksong and Deltarune this week

Loved both but if I see one more big big bell I'm gonna big big yell

We understands monkeys

this shot of columbo walking up a city street is one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen

The game would have been rated M but not for the reasons you'd expect or be able to articulate, just for vibes reasons

A Belgian-looking guy with a tall hat, mustache, and pendant on his coat. The pendant has a diamond-shaped eye. He is smoking a glass pipe. Out of the pipe and hat, streams of smoke form snake and dragon-like creatures with eyes and wings. They are silly. They represent the silliness the man is afraid to express himself for fear of being vulnerable. Will he ever be able to open up to his loved ones? Is meaningful connection beyond his grasp?

A Belgian-looking guy with a tall hat, mustache, and pendant on his coat. The pendant has a diamond-shaped eye. He is smoking a glass pipe. Out of the pipe and hat, streams of smoke form snake and dragon-like creatures with eyes and wings. They are silly. They represent the silliness the man is afraid to express himself for fear of being vulnerable. Will he ever be able to open up to his loved ones? Is meaningful connection beyond his grasp?

Taking a risograph workshop this Sunday so I made a guy. I have no idea how this will turn out, we won't even know the colors we'll be using until day of

Good luck guy, and I'm sorry

They have it on lock

A key bard strums their little guitar with their little clawed hands. The guitar has soft, kissable lips. Tragically, the bard's face is an un-lipped, un-kissable (??) field of stars with a nova in the middle. They still make it work. Above the bard floats a luminous keyhole. The bard's cape is plush and blue. The bard's hat is a disc adorned with dangling notes and reminders about the key's birthday and favorite Ninjago characters. Ninjago is their love language.

Therapy repost of a Key Bard

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (dats me yelling)

Riso prints of the previous smoke summoner man on a variety of colored paper.

Close up of the same prints

Even closer up of the lapel, showing textural details

Closerest up of the hand and pipe

Update: not bad! Definitely could have made the smoke critters darker and done some bolder color blends. wish I’d printed smaller also

I’m a printmaker baybee

A Belgian-looking guy with a tall hat, mustache, and pendant on his coat. The pendant has a diamond-shaped eye. He is smoking a glass pipe. Out of the pipe and hat, streams of smoke form snake and dragon-like creatures with eyes and wings. They are silly. They represent the silliness the man is afraid to express himself for fear of being vulnerable. Will he ever be able to open up to his loved ones? Is meaningful connection beyond his grasp?

A Belgian-looking guy with a tall hat, mustache, and pendant on his coat. The pendant has a diamond-shaped eye. He is smoking a glass pipe. Out of the pipe and hat, streams of smoke form snake and dragon-like creatures with eyes and wings. They are silly. They represent the silliness the man is afraid to express himself for fear of being vulnerable. Will he ever be able to open up to his loved ones? Is meaningful connection beyond his grasp?

Taking a risograph workshop this Sunday so I made a guy. I have no idea how this will turn out, we won't even know the colors we'll be using until day of

Good luck guy, and I'm sorry

I've been getting a lot of use out of this clip every time I read the news

Various houses built out of woodland materials. Clockwise from top left: 3 sets of houses carved out of acorns; a green house carved into a pea pod; 3 trees, trained into the shape of homes; an uncolored tree house sketch; more tree houses; a pair of gourds with spooky little faces, probably not actually a house

Top left: An example of the kind of urban density illegal in most of the US, with several spiky, mushroom-shaped houses stacked on top of each other and lashed together with sinuous strands of unknown material. Top right: A handful of concepts of different mushroom houses, some in a kind of clamshell design, others looking more like wood mushrooms. Bottom left: A starberry, suspended by twisting, gnarled vines. Bottom center: Sketch of a couple of starberry shapes. Bottom right: Twisting vines reach up and curl back on themselves, small lantern-like flower pods suspended below at regular intervals.

Left: A sketch of a log with blue, jelly-like fungi growing along its length. Right: Another log, this time the jelly fungi are purple. In the center is a dallop of a slime

A few more concepts from my friend's action-adventure-magic-melee-slimelike game Slime Heroes

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If you think the scale of anything looks off, please note that it's fine and you think it's cool

An aerial view of an arena on a tropical beach. At SW and NE ends are resort buildings with pools in the center. Each building is flanked by statues of the Pokemon Blastoise and topped with a statue of the pokemon Sobble. The Sobble statue is crying fountains of water that pour into pools on either side. In the center of the arena is a small freshwater inlet, fed by a stream. At the SE corner is a shaded glen. At the NW corner is the shoreline, with catamarans and sailing boats in the bay. The boats look kinda like one of the seagull pokemon probably, if you squint.

I don't think I ever posted this environment concept.

It's called Pokemon, and I made it

Mm! Yeah that's a neat way to think about it.

Sometimes you just yearn for the mold

yeah that's an interesting point. There's something that feels "function over form" about them, which ironically probably ends up adding to their appeal

I'm assuming. I never really liked Bionicles

Maybe it's the current media climate of "maximum appeal all the time" but there's something so charming about "ugly" or "amateurish" designs to me.

They give me good brain friction. Appealing designs are easy to love, stuff like Bionicles or Lethal Company?

Hooh boy, they make you work for it

Real talk? Hot take? Soapbox time?

Hideous things are actually kinda cool.

I love threads like this because:

1) They provide good, thoughtful insights into a particular design philosophy, and

2) They prove that you can break any design "rules" upon the wheel, dip them in acid, chop them up, bake them into a pie, and still get designs that people love

Hello! My contract with Stoic will end in August and I will be available for work!
Here issome images to show my professional work over the last few years. They're all the result of a huge effort by a group of people, but I believe I've had a considerable impact on their final look.

"We cough up a chunk of our soul": 32 game devs, from Doom's John Romero to Helldivers 2 and Palworld leads, explain what people get wrong about games Sam Barlow, Metaphor: ReFantazio leads, ConcernedApe's business head, indie legends, and many more weigh in

It's here! A story I've wanted to do for years and have been working on for months. I asked over 40 game devs one question: what is something that people get wrong about how games are made? Most of those devs are in here, some will be in a... future story. www.gamesradar.com/games/game-d...

If you see this, post a monster!