I mean really, when you look at the history of human civilization, the only compositional bright spots in terms of repoussoirs are Gaetano Gandolfi's Jugement de Salomon in the 1770s and Alexei German's 2013 film Hard to be a God. Before, after, in between: a dark age

Honestly I'm not too hot about the 19th century either. Meissonier? Bouguereau? Gerome? Tadema? All cowards, too timid to pierce that bottom edge. And then the pr-raphaelites, what a joke! Their solution is to...cram the composition MORE, rather than dare interject on the precious sacred rectangle?

What's a friend gotta do to play with these alpha builds

I dig the halftone, BUT... can we see it in quarter tone?

Penrose kites and darts! Recently finished Roger Penrose's biography, The Impossible Man

Loved your talk btw!! And I ALSO have a 4X galactic empire deck building game I noodle on, so I loved hearing about yours

Step 5: the noble yeti, sprinting to destroy his enemies.

Step 4: Gotta love that first hump test when the rig is in, even if just on the proxy test mesh. Found Rigodotify, which has rig templates built for Godot and Godot friendly exporting.

Step 3: I'm handing it off to a teammate for finishing while I get the anim pipeline up and running, but daaang the remesh out the door looks pretty nice!

Step 2: Meat machine in some muscles as a sculpt block in.

The pitch: FPS where hits slow you until you freeze and die (Freeze is the jam theme), and you play as a yeti and shoot yeti magic because Rule of Cool . Step 1: since the default Meat Machine skeleton is all curves, it's really easy to reposition into alternate anatomy, like a yeti skeleton.