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No bc they're often "cutscenes" where you have to think about timing and movement but in code. Or its some essential but annoying UI stuff. But playing games i love seeing those one offs!

Please no, this whole saga is making me hungry enough as it is

Which ones?

Pen and marker drawing of a iridescent green fly

Neon bug

map #4

Wow, what is going on in Cyprus!? Very over represented

Holdover from real life where new towns and cultures are built on top of the old ones i think? Ex. Medeval towns built over roman ones

Watched the latest Only Murders in the Building and theres some brief but obviously AI scenes of the city? But also its got an AI CEO villian so maybe its intentional??

Beige jumper on a white background, the front panel shows harold holding a spear under an archway (scenes from bayeux tapestry)

Beige jumper on a white background, the focus is a sleeve with an image of a tower and halleys comet overhead in blue, gold and red

Beige jumper on a white background, a tree motif on a sleeve in blue, gold and red

🧶 bayeux tapestry jumper is finished, blocked and sewn up! Please don’t ask me about weaving in ends I don’t want to talk about that right now. Probably my favourite thing I’ve ever knitted ever #showmeyourknits #knitsky #knitting

Love a train

2 screens. One has bears.

Now is this time of year when every working artist needs a second screen solely dedicated to the livestream of bears catching salmon at Books Falls in Alaska.

I've now had chickens for about 2 years and I'm starting to think anyone who had a few square inches to spare would have had them in the past.
They live on scraps, don't need much space (if you don't care about them being happy) and give you free eggs.
Too old?
Free meat.

Me, casting a spell to summon a pod of orcas: welcome to my pod cast

I tried playing it 3 times and got a game breaking bug each time!

A fun thing about game dev is that if have a dream about a stone chicken you can just put the the stone chicken in your game. It's real now

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#traditionalart #cartography #gameart #inkdrawing #worldmap #fantasyart #painting

Although if its synthetic you can probably use your machines gentle cycle on cold and hang to dry

Soak in warm water (not hot) with mild laudry soap for 15 min, swirl it around a little. Rinse. Lay a towel on a table and roll up the sweater in the towel, squeeze. Then lay flat to dry on a new towel

Definitely 10 projects at once. Although i try to make things small or just do a document so i can play around with ideas and they end lol. I did a bunch of game jams last year

It's my birthday today so I thought I'd make a recap of all the #gamedev I did since last year. Also I heard I get to wish for reposts today?😶‍🌫️
Backing track is new music I made for the game.

#solodev #horrorgame #indiedev

Sharing my favourite feed for new followers

Sci art
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some new followers even though I never post anymore! must be a starter pack going around?? Here's some little games I've made www.nerx.tech/portfolio.html

#bird life 🐦submission for today's #pixel_dailies @pixeldailies.bsky.social

some new followers even though I never post anymore! must be a starter pack going around?? Here's some little games I've made www.nerx.tech/portfolio.html

It really changes the tone in some nice subtle ways, even if its just a lookout point some where

Is this the setting for your game!? Cool as hell

My son and I are drawing maps. He drew a map of our garden (apple trees and all) while I drew a... well, monster map.

Fluffy...

Can a lava flow extend into the sky? No, but light from the lava flow can. One effect is something quite unusual -- a volcanic light pillar. More typically, light pillars are caused by sunlight and so appear as a bright column that extends upward above a rising or setting Sun. Alternatively, other light pillars -- some quite colorful -- have been recorded above street and house lights. This light pillar, though, was illuminated by the red light emitted by the glowing magma of an erupting volcano. The volcano is Italy's Mount Etna, and the featured image was captured with a single shot during an early morning in mid-February. Freezing temperatures above the volcano's lava flow created ice-crystals either in the air above the volcano or in condensed water vapor expelled by Mount Etna. These ice crystals -- mostly flat toward the ground but fluttering -- then reflected away light from the volcano's caldera.

NASA Astronomy Hourly Picture - 2025-02-24: Light Pillar over Erupting Etna
#Astronomy #NASA #Space

a watercolor comic of 'stuff in nature I always stop to look at' mossy rocks, a little stream, a tree that fell over, dappled lighting

add yours!