Shamini Bundell

@shamini.bsky.social

"joyfully energetic nerd" - Science & TTRPGs - London based creative. - Creating nerdy ttrpg actual play with @RPGeeksDnD - Award winning video journalist for @Nature - Performer, improviser, GM - She/her and it rhymes with 'harmony'

@shamini.bsky.social

Why yes, I *am* an adorable little monster! I've done the character art for this series too. (The balance between actually cute and slightly terrifying was a tricky one - she's definitely landed on the cute side!)

@nickmunroturner.bsky.socialReposted by @shamini.bsky.social

Hey folks!

Feast your eye on this gorgeous art that @shamini.bsky.social did for the worldbuilding section of my upcoming Outdoor Adventure RPG, Everworld!

I'm so grateful for Shamini's work to help bring this game to life and very excited to share more details as the game develops! 😊

Three individuals in the foreground crouch behind some rocks and look across a rolling landscape of green hills with a river flowing through the valley. The sun is setting and casts an evening glow across the scene. Ahead of the individuals are a herd of unicorns grazing in the grass. The individual to the left of the scene is a light blue skinned person with a green top and hat with a colourful earring. To their right is someone with lilac skin and long brownish hair with jewellery on their hair, arm and fingers. To the far right is a shaded figure with purple hair and golden glasses looking towards the others.
@shamini.bsky.social

I couldn't work out what I was seeing at first but the overlapping blobs you see are not the volcano itself but the craters at its summit. The light makes them look like they're raised but I'm pretty sure they're actually indentations as you can see more clearly here:

Black and white labelled diagram of the volcano with blobby caldera at the top.
@shamini.bsky.social

This is so cool - it's a moon orbiting above a volcano on Mars! The grey chunk is Phobos - one of Mars's two moon; it's about 14 miles wide and orbits closer to its planet than any other natural satellite we know of. In this pic it's a little under 6000km above extinct volcano 'Ascraeus Mons'.

@joshlukedavis.comReposted by @shamini.bsky.social

think it is probably worth pointing out that the entire reason the RNLI relies on donations and is not funded like the fire service or police is precisely to allow it to stay entirely independent of whatever government is in power

so you know, it's worth keeping it going
rnli.org/support-us/g...

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