Ghosty 👻

It also makes it harder for them to ban books.

me all day at work: I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want to draw I want

me after coming home: 😋🍴😋🍴😋🍴😋🍴😋🍴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴

I used to hate static on dark pictures during my film school days. I felt they inaccurately capture reality as we see it. But now, I find it beautiful. Some digital cameras render the images without, but I have turned this off for my camera.

The flaws of tech feel warm with time, as we look back.

Fucked up that the only way to get better at art is to practice… that’s so fucked….

CAT WALK

Cursed cats

one of my favorites!! I always go and rewatch lore videos

What’s a video game trilogy that you feel every gamer should experience?

I’d say Bioshock.

Masterful writing, immersive atmospheres, engaging gunplay, fun skills to use and even then it’s more than a sum of those parts.

Would you kindly try it?

i wish i was a cat they never gotta work or pay bills they just get to chill at home all day being cute

The cover of the Dungeons and Dragons Player's Companion from 1984, published by TSR. The illustration shows a green dragon fighting a knight in armor wearing a red cloak and using a magic sword. In the background is a castle set before mountains.

Art appreciation thread 🧵 from the 1984 Dungeons and Dragons Player's Companion published by TSR.

This book has some really amazing art from Larry Elmore and Jeff Easley.

First off, check that beautiful cover artwork. A wicked green dragon and a knightly hero locked in battle.

#dnd #tsr #ttrpg

appropriate bedtime reading

my most millennial thing is that I like a paper copy, I like a printout, I like an actual physical book, I like to write on paper instead of type