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thepietromancer

Commission for @Odendo on Twitter!

odendo

I’m finally in 3D! Thanks so much to Pietromancer for this excellent av!

Haven’t used this in a while, let’s see if this works better than that other site

Also apparently I had gotten hacked here?

sizvideos

Lizard Greets Man like a Dog! - Video

anotherfuckingbluewolf

I hope this is one of those good videos and not one where it turns out it’s actually mistreated and things are terrible because thost situations are the worst.

sc0ut

Bless Soldier

oneironott

*just realized he doesn’t answer with a question*

humortrain

visitmehigh-blog

danq kush nugzz

punkbruh

that’s a baby bearded dragon

banvaenn-deactivated20230808

nah dats some bb kush

obscurevideogames

reading the news - iS: Internal Section (Square - PSX - 1999)

odendo

iS has one of the best HUD designs

mikerickson

nargleflex-deactivated20161018

Never forger

polygoncherub

While I’m posting Dark Souls fan art, I did this piece for a Polycount.com competition, last year. Had a lot of fun with it, though I had to compromise my design due to time slipping away.

Looking at it agian, my Dark Souls 2 character, Rabbit, pretty much has the same look as my Dark Souls 1 character, Mouse. What can I say, love that dingy set.

Here’s a link to the real time 3d model of the final product;

https://skfb.ly/yt8q

okolnir

How to sketch up a city quickly ^^ CLICK HERE FOR FULL SIZE. This is a rough re-creation of this sketch since there was interest in how I did it without pulling my hair off, and I wanted to share it in case people just need to get a rough cityscape in photoshop quick without the hassle and without the help of other programs like google sketchup.

Obviously this looks very rough it was meant to be and also because I made it in a real hurry, so please excuse some of the ridiculous looking buildings and other illogical appearances. to create more precise cityscapes using this method, simply stop using the brush tool and use line tool/polygonal lasso tool—even using the brush tool and holding down shift is fine—instead to create precise, straight lines. The slower you do this process the more accurate your final piece will be, however the premise of this method is that if you want/need to do it fast, you can.

good luck :D