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John Morgan
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30-something | he/him | wannabe 3d artist and game designer | tropical weather nerd | Philadelphia sports fan | basset hound and conure lover | spent way too much time on TypeRacer and Nitro Type in the 2010s
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Overall I'm pretty satisfied with the way this turned out, especially considering the fact that I just started 3D design not too long ago. The most annoying part was that I drove myself insane looking at 10 billion reference images of TV cameras, but other than that, this was really fun to work on.
August 28, 2025 at 9:37 AM
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"No one was quite sure what happened during the 23rd episode of Trivia Challenge. All that remained was an empty studio frozen in time, the cold concrete floor littered with cards for questions that would forever remain unasked."
August 28, 2025 at 9:37 AM
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A Blender 3D render of an abandoned game show studio from the 1970s. In the background there is a large green, red and yellow sign with peeling paint displaying the name of the show: "Trivia Challenge '76." In front of that sign there is the host's podium, with peeling yellow paint and a red question mark on the center. A dirty, damaged RCA television camera is pointing at a rusted metal sign displaying the message "We'll be right back after this break." The camera has the RCA logo as well as a sign for the fictional TV station WDSY-TV Channel 7 located in Ocean City/Atlantic City. The floor and stage are littered with debris such as metal fragments and game cards. A Blender 3D render of an abandoned game show studio from the 1970s. The view is from behind two contestant podiums. Across and to the right there is a large green, red and yellow sign with peeling paint and broken light bulbs displaying the name of the show: "Trivia Challenge '76." In front of that sign there is the host's podium with peeling yellow paint. Directly across from the contestant podiums there is a rusted metal gameboard displaying four categories and five dollar amounts for each, ranging from $20 to $100. The categories are Watergate, Elvis Presley, 200 Years of America and The Big Red Machine. The cards displaying the dollar amounts have dirt and water damage and are tilted, peeling and falling on the floor below. The floor and stage are littered with debris such as metal fragments, game cards and pieces of the main sign that have fallen off. There is also dust everywhere throughout the air. A Blender 3D render of the sign for a fictional 1970s TV game show called "Trivia Challenge '76." The sign is red, yellow and green with peeling paint and broken light bulbs. It is sitting in a dusty studio with a dirty yellow curtain and a yellow podium with peeling paint. A screenshot of a fictional 1970s game show studio made in Blender. The scene has not yet been rendered and all objects appear as gray with no textures or lighting. A sign with text reading "Trivia Challenge '76" is sitting next to a gameboard. A television camera is pointing at a sign in the center of the stage. There is a podium for the host in front of the Trivia Challenge sign and several contestant podiums to the right. There are studio lights on the ceiling and one of them has fallen down to the floor. There is a curtain in the background and a doorway to the right where the host would have entered. There is also a large amount of debris on the floor in the form of game cards and small pieces of metal.
August 28, 2025 at 9:36 AM
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80?! Holy cow.
August 25, 2025 at 2:54 PM
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The game Myst gave me nightmares when I was in early primary school. I used to worry that I’d somehow get transported to the island and just stay there forever with no one to talk to. Also, Big Skulltulas in Ocarina of Time were scary.
August 24, 2025 at 2:03 AM
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August 18, 2025 at 7:49 PM