SketchySphinx

No AI, No NFTs Sometimes an artist and an indie comic writer. My comic: https://m.webtoons.com/en/canvas/the-misadventures-of-muthkat/list?title_no=947306

[sketchysphinx]

Making a protagonist for the game, already finished the 3d model, now rigging it

[sleepyseaslug]

romants

[organical-mechanical]

if you're a pixel artist and never tried working with a reasonably accurate CRT filter I HIGHLY recommend it

[sketchysphinx]

Our weather is, apparently, very biblical

[backpack-mug]

dwarf fortress is a game full of wonderful creatures

[b0tster]

makin more legally distinct ps1 gothic city sets. ooogh. i still got it

[gauntletqueen]

Visit Original Link

[poupon]

Wow thanks for the ingot man let me just inspect the quality real quick

Dude come on

[sketchysphinx]

I've figured out how to make a decent looking vegetation in godot.

A quick in-engine comparison:

So, the process starts in Blender 3d or similar 3d software. You need two objects: foliage and a smooth-shaded shape, also a special modifier.

After that, select the foliage and export it.

My settings (I exported it as an OBJ):

+ A bonus: the wind shader for the foliage and vegetation:

Just convert your standard material into a spatial shader and inject these commands into it.

But be aware that if you want to put it on grass or something that has static parts, then you have to go back to Blender 3d (or any other 3d software) and do a bit of Vertex painting. Also you can delete some of the VERTEX commands you don't need, then your stuff will move only alongside the remaining directions instead of all three of XYZ.

[sketchysphinx]

I still go bananas over these, even tho I was not even born at the time.

We need to resurrect the pulp fantasy genre, it's simply amazing in its madness...

[sketchysphinx]

I just decided to dramatically change the whole art direction of the game.

[ultrafacts]

This German art student, Benjamin Harff, decided, for his exam at the Academy of Arts, to do something only slightly ambitious — to hand-illuminate and bind a copy of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Silmarillion. It took him six months of work. He hand-illuminated the text which had been printed on his home Canon inkjet printer. He worked with a binder to assemble the resulting book.

More pictures HERE

(Fact Source)

[gebo4482]

Kuutei Dragons (Drifting Dragons) by Taku Kuwabara

[soranatus]

LUFFY vs. CROCODILE ONE PIECE fan animation in risograph, by animator & illustrator, Zack Lydon

A tribute to ONE PIECE in risograph, with 354 frames of animation printed in Mahogany, Sunflower, Mint, and Fluorescent Orange ink on 15 sheets of Mohawk Superfine paper

[sketchysphinx]

Okay, who opened

the Catacombs of Misery and Doom

again?

(This is not an edit, I saw this today)

[sketchysphinx]

This feeling when you procrastinated for too long, but got a sudden burst of motivation and hopes out of nowhere:

[sketchysphinx]

Couldn't decide which one looks better.

Just a memory when I was walking home in the early morning after my night shift.

Misty fresh air and the rays of sun, gentle breeze and the singing of birds. The insects were still lazy from the night's cold and so were people too. I almost missed the tall soft grass and wild herbs on my way, but then I remembered that I'm an adult and have a right to enjoy life. I ignored my doubts and just decided to take a rest on the edge of the forest, in that very grass.

Turns out life actually has a "pause button".