Johan Lundgren
@mcbiff.bsky.social
bearded artist and project lead/viking from the frozen north (he/him)
Freelance painter and illustrator | film & video editor | VFX✨artist | voice actor
🚫AI/NFT
Freelance painter and illustrator | film & video editor | VFX✨artist | voice actor
🚫AI/NFT
His baby pictures were something else all right
November 14, 2025 at 2:47 PM
His baby pictures were something else all right
When the Écorché model finally escapes from the local art school
November 14, 2025 at 2:21 PM
When the Écorché model finally escapes from the local art school
Thank you so much, Loui!
November 13, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Thank you so much, Loui!
Gameplay is a metric unique to games (obviously), but if it’s lacking then the GAME is lacking.
As you say, if a comic is lacking in what essentially makes it a comic, then no amount of great art can save it.
It’s when all the pieces are working together that we start seeing greatness.
As you say, if a comic is lacking in what essentially makes it a comic, then no amount of great art can save it.
It’s when all the pieces are working together that we start seeing greatness.
November 12, 2025 at 8:33 PM
Gameplay is a metric unique to games (obviously), but if it’s lacking then the GAME is lacking.
As you say, if a comic is lacking in what essentially makes it a comic, then no amount of great art can save it.
It’s when all the pieces are working together that we start seeing greatness.
As you say, if a comic is lacking in what essentially makes it a comic, then no amount of great art can save it.
It’s when all the pieces are working together that we start seeing greatness.
In a way, I think it’s a parallel to the argument of what makes a video game fun and compelling.
It’s certainly not the graphics, and often not even the narrative, but rather the core gameplay loop. How it feels to play, and if those actions are enjoyable.
It’s certainly not the graphics, and often not even the narrative, but rather the core gameplay loop. How it feels to play, and if those actions are enjoyable.
November 12, 2025 at 8:33 PM
In a way, I think it’s a parallel to the argument of what makes a video game fun and compelling.
It’s certainly not the graphics, and often not even the narrative, but rather the core gameplay loop. How it feels to play, and if those actions are enjoyable.
It’s certainly not the graphics, and often not even the narrative, but rather the core gameplay loop. How it feels to play, and if those actions are enjoyable.
Oh dang! RFK would be proud
November 11, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Oh dang! RFK would be proud
I am so sorry for your loss.
November 8, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I am so sorry for your loss.
”Kingdoms of Amalur is NOT underrated and anyone who tries to argue otherwise will be BANNED until I receive a WRITTEN APOLOGY”
November 7, 2025 at 2:28 PM
”Kingdoms of Amalur is NOT underrated and anyone who tries to argue otherwise will be BANNED until I receive a WRITTEN APOLOGY”
If you look closely, the sculpture appears to be scrolling on a smart device. The attention to detail is amazing!
November 6, 2025 at 1:58 PM
If you look closely, the sculpture appears to be scrolling on a smart device. The attention to detail is amazing!
Honestly, DaVinci Resolve is about as solid of a replacement as you can get for color correction. I *think* the free version handles most still image formats, but I’m not 100%
November 6, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Honestly, DaVinci Resolve is about as solid of a replacement as you can get for color correction. I *think* the free version handles most still image formats, but I’m not 100%
Why, because of the Eldritch Old One who presides over it, of course 🐙
November 3, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Why, because of the Eldritch Old One who presides over it, of course 🐙
You left out the asterisk from the original draft:
”*It was then, in what should have been her final moments, that her belt buckle finally gave way and her trousers unceremoniously sagged unto the muddy field of battle.”
”*It was then, in what should have been her final moments, that her belt buckle finally gave way and her trousers unceremoniously sagged unto the muddy field of battle.”
November 3, 2025 at 8:13 PM
You left out the asterisk from the original draft:
”*It was then, in what should have been her final moments, that her belt buckle finally gave way and her trousers unceremoniously sagged unto the muddy field of battle.”
”*It was then, in what should have been her final moments, that her belt buckle finally gave way and her trousers unceremoniously sagged unto the muddy field of battle.”
I don’t even know how many times I got my parents to rent this on VHS back in the day. I’d watch it over and over again until it was time to return it every time. 🦆🏒
a hockey player wearing a jersey with the number 93 on it
Alt: Mighty Ducks 2
media.tenor.com
November 2, 2025 at 11:44 PM
I don’t even know how many times I got my parents to rent this on VHS back in the day. I’d watch it over and over again until it was time to return it every time. 🦆🏒
Exactly as planned!
a man with a mustache is clapping his hands in front of a group of people with the word magic written on the screen .
ALT: a man with a mustache is clapping his hands in front of a group of people with the word magic written on the screen .
media.tenor.com
October 31, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Exactly as planned!
I shall grant you your wish by way of Eldritch magic, mortal Brian. You need but only to press one of the photos she posted to witness the twisted result of my unholy incantations.
Happy Halloween! 🎃
Happy Halloween! 🎃
October 31, 2025 at 9:59 PM
I shall grant you your wish by way of Eldritch magic, mortal Brian. You need but only to press one of the photos she posted to witness the twisted result of my unholy incantations.
Happy Halloween! 🎃
Happy Halloween! 🎃
Happy Halloween, Derpy the Tiger! 🐯 👻
October 31, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Happy Halloween, Derpy the Tiger! 🐯 👻
The pompadour was unexpected but welcome
October 31, 2025 at 6:49 PM
The pompadour was unexpected but welcome
but wants to feel that they’ve been “hands-on” with the final product, thereby impressing their superiors.
In these cases, the final client’s feedback is always invariably to effectively undo the changes that the former parties requested. (2/2)
In these cases, the final client’s feedback is always invariably to effectively undo the changes that the former parties requested. (2/2)
October 31, 2025 at 6:48 PM
but wants to feel that they’ve been “hands-on” with the final product, thereby impressing their superiors.
In these cases, the final client’s feedback is always invariably to effectively undo the changes that the former parties requested. (2/2)
In these cases, the final client’s feedback is always invariably to effectively undo the changes that the former parties requested. (2/2)
The times that this has happened to me, it’s usually been one of two scenarios:
1) I got the work through a third party and they want to put their mark on it before sending it off to the final client.
2) The person I’m speaking to is a middle manager and doesn’t have final say (1/2)
1) I got the work through a third party and they want to put their mark on it before sending it off to the final client.
2) The person I’m speaking to is a middle manager and doesn’t have final say (1/2)
October 31, 2025 at 6:48 PM
The times that this has happened to me, it’s usually been one of two scenarios:
1) I got the work through a third party and they want to put their mark on it before sending it off to the final client.
2) The person I’m speaking to is a middle manager and doesn’t have final say (1/2)
1) I got the work through a third party and they want to put their mark on it before sending it off to the final client.
2) The person I’m speaking to is a middle manager and doesn’t have final say (1/2)