Randy Greer

Thanks Dallas. A lot of people are telling me it reminds them of games I feel like I should play now 😊

Bruh!

If I ever shave down to a solo stache 😂

Thanks Annabelle! I’m hoping they stay that way :]

Thank you Russ! I’ve had fun making it!

I made this wizard tower in blender for my game. I’m happy with how it fits into the atmosphere of the world around it

#indiegame

You’re too kind, Matt. Thank you 🙏🏽
I will keep sharing as it progresses

Thank you so much. I’m honestly having so much fun with it. I’m excited at how the intended vibe is coming to life :]

I’m still making assets in Blender for my game in UE and the process is starting to stick. This is my main character’s cottage!

#indiedev

I’m excited to share this for Screenshot Sunday! This is the progression of my level design

What do you think lives here? 👀

#indiedev

It ruined my routine too. I’m not walking in + 40mph gusts

So excited to have my animation demo completed by the fabulous @melissamedinavo.bsky.social and @justrandygreer.bsky.social at @scarygoodstudio.bsky.social! The scripts, the pre-production, and the post-production are just perfection! 🔥 Not to mention every step of the way was pure fun!

It’s magestic. The air on my skin feels as good as it all looks.

Don’t forget “da moown”

Morning hike with @melissamedinavo.bsky.social before work 🌅

I’m for sure coming here again for field recordings

I had a few times my eyes got real big at potential mistakes. No mishaps though 🙏🏽

It feels right, finding new ways to bring my passion into my work

I value when my sounds bring their stories into the productions they join

#gamedev

If I could write myself 10 years ago I’d say:

You’ll meet your goals, people who inspire you, people you inspire. Your work will positively impact others, you might get lucky enough to hear it. Yes, in its own timing but you work for it

Especially when it’s handed to you

I started reading Gideon The Ninth. It’s more enjoyable than the book description or reviews articulate. It scratches a very specific itch I have for dark fantasy science fiction. I’m probably going to eat through the series 🤓

I finished reading Babel. It was recommended to me a lot and I see why. It’s an instant classic, dark academia, historical fantasy, and it has evocative undertones. While there was very little character development, the plot was worth it

A marketing template with a large title that reads: VO is actually super easy and everyone can do it with no skill and no effort whatsoever. Below are the course subjects: Learn to annoy industry professionals with constant form marketing emails, Get an agent shipped to your door within 48 hours to sign you with our 3-step bait and trap program, Make bagillions of dollars making silly voices and nothing else ever, Learn basic performance techniques like yelling every line while making aggressive eye contact with the mic, Be respected by the industry you love, asterisk. Get started today at: make six figures in your pjs by promising hopeful people bullshit dot com. Asterisk: Industry respect only applies in some locations

I've been seeing a rash of pre-recorded VO Course ads on socials, so it's time your friend here made their own.

INTRODUCING MY NEW VOICE ACTING COURSE:

I have no experience in that field but I’ll review your resume for improvement. Probably put that in my bio

OUR FIRST FANART 😭

Thank you so much Merci for this very true to life art! 😊

Yes! That’s about where I am too! They’re being very Oxford about it.

I started reading Babel, by popular recommendation. It’s off to a great start

New month, new reading plan. What are my fellow book punks reading?

I’ve got Mordew, The Witchwood Crown, Babel, and Alien Clay up next

I believe in you Adam

I ended Feb with a bang. Wayward Galaxy is very ‘explody space marine’ with just enough humor. The plot moved well, it was easy to read and understand, still managed to pose a question while being adventurous. I’m not ashamed to admit that I’ll read more of it.

The Terror was a strange isolation horror. It abandons that near the end without resolution. I guess I didn’t really get what this book has to say. It was entertaining and flowed incredibly for its length. It was bizarrely sexual at times and unkind to women in the story. The horror itself was good

Infomacracy was timely. It’s a forward projection of current social political landscape. When bad gets worse plus cyberpunk gives you, this book. At some point the commentary came at the detriment of character and plot. I did like it in broad strokes