Now THAT explains a lot of my fabric mysteries! Thanks for the thorough explanations.

Ah! Beggars can't be choosers, so they get a bunch of missing stairs. Well, butts then. Still wish the students could flex back and cow him into cutting the shit. But hey, them's the power dynamics.

Speaking of "don't hash out what you can't take", that professor burns my biscuits! I want to bring the class together and make them aware of this guy's power trip flex habit, give them the knowledge that would enable them to come together and serve his dingus ass on a platter to the dean.

Caves of Qud (2024)

It counts for a lot that they're very different kinds of faces, too! Bet it'll help you develop range in future facemaking.

I missed this! Not saying your armor looks futuristic, but this half-armored look makes it apparent how medieval armor was the mecha warrior suit of its day.

@coveofmadness.bsky.social said Caleb's magnificent mansion was going to make me cry, and I imagined a mansion full of the best cats you've ever known. That's all it takes!

Dogs in the Vineyard must be super inspiring to get a double mention.

But hey, I gots to warm my tootsies, so

The One Ring would for perfectly on your hand!

Would be cool if the northern lights could illuminate clouds like lightning does.

It's like I'm playing Caves of Qud again. I don't fully understand what I'm reading, but it's beautiful enough that I keep going!

The Pyramid Head of Victorian Silent Hill

youtu.be/aw2hYtOLlpc

Either Starmetal or the doorway one. They seem different than what you've done a lot lately, they might end up going dope directions. Although the Starmetal one already looks lime it's going to kick ass!

Whoop, Giant should have been one of Flodström's languages. And I can't remember if you ever crit with it, that feature is bananas.

Really taking it in as a whole picture now, I think Temper cements the vibe! Her pose lets you know Qinrel is doing a heal and not a Channel Divinity owwie move. She's the type to openly bathe in healing light anyway.

I see what you were talking about! Even beyond the water, you've done fine work here - like, not overly delicate, not too heavily detailed, but all the visual elements are in balance, and so they're all that much more a pleasure to take in.