Updated the Cyber Girls: Christmas Balls cover to the new design. Published the story wide, on all stores. Added it to the Mythography Store. I upgraded my graphics card, but the DisplayPort adapter keeps turning off and I can’t really work until I replace it. I’m down to one monitor Read more…
This is one of my favourite videos, it’s a real interview of an astronaut as soon as he got back to Earth. He hasn’t adjusted to the shift in gravity and he simply leaves the mug in the air, expecting it to float. I read somewhere that our minds continuously Read more…
Thanks to your support I’ve been able to get a better workstation. I tested out the new graphics card with a rerender of an older piece that has been bugging me for quite some time now. Don’t worry, I’m not gonna go redo everything, just the ones that I believe Read more…
Recently the Archive organization opened up the front-end library restrictions. This happened for a lot of reasons, mainly because the actual libraries were shut down due to the Coronavirus. This sparked a huge debate about publishing rights and all that crap. It’s all just noise. It’s just rights holders nagging Read more…
Summer in Greece always brings out the beauty in women, even in everyday life. Skin gets darker, hair gets lighter, and even in the summer heat we still have to go places. The girls get so much more interesting this time of year, and this year is no different, even Read more…
Needed a cover for this short story I’m working on. I like to visualise things while I’m working on them, and this made sense. Came out better than I hoped. This is Eudora with Buongiorno. And the timelapse
Here’s a tribute to the return of Belle Delphine. She’s quite fascinating, really, playing the internet like it’s her own personal playground. The timelapse of the render:
I’ve been meaning to make more Greek related renders. I already have a ton of assets for armour and mythology and a lot of other stuff, but I never seem to know what to make. Anyway, this is a hoplite claiming the beachhead you’re on and about to stab you Read more…
At the risk of extreme confirmation bias, this fact proves a point I was making in another post. https://www.ranker.com/list/disturbing-black-paintings-francisco-goya/bailey-benningfield Goya at the late stage of his life retreated to a house and painted only for himself. The Black Paintings, dubbed as such by historians are bleak, disturbing, and of course Read more…
This is actually a problem for storytellers. There are some things that are very disruptive to a story. Just like the cellphone invalidated all plots prior to the 90s by making it impossible for the characters to get lost so often or become out of reach (Remember the misunderstandings of Read more…