wait it's actually named Shadow Rising I thought it was a bit

Caught up with C4 and really enjoying it despite not following any of the previous campaigns. Been wanting to do some DnD-adjacent art again and I've had this on my back burner for months.

It's a strange feeling to be poor and miserable but know that I'm still happier than any of these guys.

"nobody mentions all the other times I beat that dumb kid everyone just brings up that one fucking race where I crashed"

personally I prefer the Snyder Zuck who uses guns

the collab is an ace combat mission where you have to infiltrate enemy airspace while posing as the stadium flyover planes

His expression makes it seem like he doesn't know what abs are and he's asking the doctor if everything looks okay

I'm partial to Duel to the Death for the camp factor but I agree Drunken Master 2 is the best one

was proud of myself for almost trophy-ing on today's draft and then realized I just drew my two-card combo on curve for 7 games (and lost miserably in the games where I didn't)

It kinda reminds me of when Ford showed off those exosuits for factory workers and my only thought was "wait you had them hold tools above their heads for whole shifts this entire time?"

Wasn't feeling great about drafting this MTG set and somehow getting red Ajani in a pack and stomping made it feel even worse lol

wow gaming PCs are so much more powerful than consoles these days I hope devs really try to utilize those resources [monkey's paw curls]

I use an extension to always show me the chronological feed and the numbers are pretty grim for most of the posts on that site. I feel like people browsing the default feed are getting a false sense of how much engagement actually happens there

wow how did I only just now learn about Multires in Blender. I thought sculpting felt like shit because I was setting up my meshes wrong, turns out I just didn't know about the thing that made the tools actually work.

Normally I'd agree but Elon straight up looks like a Miura monster in that picture

yeah I kinda worked backwards by adding extras onto my rendered details in order to make them look more natural, as opposed to doing the more prudent thing which is working on making my basic brushwork more expressive

I should be more disciplined about practicing gesture drawing or developing more varied tools for abstraction. I have to admit alot of my current style ends up just being brute force rendering instead of finding more interesting ways of solving problems.

(This is probably true of most artists) My drawings only look good at 20% detail or 100% detail, and although the prudent thing is to make the 20% version look better—or atleast draw the 100% version faster—I've actually gone ahead and made my 100% even more time-consuming

Originally thought I'd do some traveling in the fall but with prices being what they are I decided to just stay put and be productive.