Last night I invited some unsuspecting friends to a backyard projector screening of old goosebumps episodes.

What they didn't know was that I had spliced in all of the commercial breaks. The ads get progressively more bizarre, and the last break goes completely off the rails. It was well received.

This is a real skittles commercial

Unfinished game I made in college. The whole city is procedurally generated (including building shapes, road networks, color pallets, etc). One of these days I should try making it again in #godot

Had a similar experience, such a bizarre thing to hear your own name in a completely different context

Throwback to the last time I tried doing leg IK in #Godot engine. Results were flawed, but fabulous.

Also, I think this was the first character I modeled and rigged from scratch using #blender - I'm usually more of a hard surface modeler.

Here's a fun little animation I made for a defunct cgi animation studio. Rest in peace, TC.

I never thunk it do until I plugged a rotating noise texture into density and it worked flawlessly