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Giving some new life to old models! this time this cool IPS-Northstar Nelson called "Solar flare" trying a new render style, new animations and a more retro look, hope you like it!

This one has a new style of image renders with a new CRT style filter for a more retro style! and now the models have sound! i have commissions slots OPEN so if you want your own model send me a DM for more info!

All shares are welcomed! and you can follow me on my oher sites or give some support to your local mecha artist on my Ko-fi page

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In the back of Barlowe’s Guide to Fantasy (1996), I believe, there are sketches for a book called Pilgrimage to Hell, which appeared two years later under the title Barlowe’s Inferno. Three years later, a follow-up emerged called Brushfire. All three of these things have had a strange hold on me. The sketches are nightmarish, a big shift from the fairly safe and reasonable creatures in the Fantasy and Extraterrestrial books and an even vaster gulf between them and The Pop-up Book of Star Wars, Barlowe’s first published work. I’ve never come across the actual Hell books, though, only seen their covers and a piece here or there, once in person at the Enchanted show. Until I learned about Psychopomp (2021), that is.

A massive book, it collects just about every piece of Barlowe’s Hell that existed at the time — the contents of Inferno, Brushfire, the art from Barlowe’s two novels about Hell and a gigantic section of character design work (though not the sketches for Pilgrimages, oddly). This vision is both strange and unsettling. I don’t find it horrible, but rather more melancholy than anything. So many of Hell’s inhabitants are petrified to varying degrees, a state I find sadder than upsetting. I also find it so outside my preconceptions of Hell as a medieval torture chamber that it winds up verging on science fiction.

Barlowe is a real master of details, too. The cover alone, a self-portrait, gives you enough amulets and talismans to stare at for an afternoon before you even start trying to parse the background. The city behind is vast, the statues massive, the souls tiny, but is Barlowe a giant or is it a matter of perspective? Psychopomp is rife with these conundrums of scale.

The design section is particularly interesting coming from RPGs — it’s practically a monster manual and sourcebook all in one, and with very few words, at that. Barlowe’s portraits tell stories, but also his subjects’ clothes and ornaments and armor and weapons. No surprise he went on to do production work for del Toro’s Hellboy films.

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Hell yeah

I’m planning a big trip very soon and it entertains me the 2 thoughts I have are “wowie zowie my first big boy trip I’m kinda nervous!! I can’t wait to enjoy this new adventure in my life and spend time with my beautiful wife while doing it!!”

And last night while talking to a friend “I am kind of worried for my pelvic floor”

Besides all the spooky stuff that goes into a first plane ride alone to a different country, I just friggin love my wife.

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currently thinking about how funny it would be to have a group of those kinky mechsploitation lesbian pilots with the fucked up handler hound dynamics and throw one (1 ☝️) super robot shonen girl in there who's completely unaffected

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What was your word for "skipping school". This is primarily directed towards british and oirish anglophones but everyone tell me if you're not shy. Ours was dossing / being "on the doss"

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I remember catching it on the Weird Not Local tv channel when I was young and yeah youre right I still think about it quite regularly. Gotta watch it fresh

BBC Merlin is insane as a show. Its an adaptation of Arthurian mythos. It's inspired by CW's Smallville (this is 100% real look it up). it stars 4 unknown 20 somethings and British acting legends. It's aimed at kids and families. its a tragedy. Its campy as hell. It will make you cry. It asks you, like Merlin, to believe in the Golden age of Camelot. It never shows you that Golden age. Everyone in the show is the most beautiful person you'll ever see. people will clown on the CGI. Its one of the most homerotic shows of the 2000's. Its an on purpose allegory for queerphobia, but those allegorious queer characters are largely villains. If you watched it when you were 12 you will never quite be able to let it go. This is a curse. This is an experience you wouldn't give up for the world.

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Ooo what kind of trip is it?

I’m planning a big trip very soon and it entertains me the 2 thoughts I have are “wowie zowie my first big boy trip I’m kinda nervous!! I can’t wait to enjoy this new adventure in my life and spend time with my beautiful wife while doing it!!”

And last night while talking to a friend “I am kind of worried for my pelvic floor”

Besides all the spooky stuff that goes into a first plane ride alone to a different country, I just friggin love my wife.

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"I'm feeling it's about time for breakfast,"

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He's sensitive to praise

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algebra is honestly funzies when you know what youre doing it’s like a puzzle that you feel smart for solving. however when you don’t know what you’re doing it becomes a challenge called who can turn into a feral dog and bite things fastest and brother i always win

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Taylor Swift and that football player broke up??? She's been seen with a new guy too??? Some racer???

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by transitive property True Loves Kiss has an equivalently powerful False Hates Fuck

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Little bit funny how people's dislike of Harry Potter has now lapsed into like complete and total dismissal. The other day I was at a flower show and the theme for the displays at this particular flower show were book themed. And of course an admiring crowd went round and did the circuit of displays, ooh-ing and aah-ing at various renditions of The Railway Children and Little Red Riding Hood and taking photos. All extremely cool. And then they got to the Harry Potter section and there was just a complete blank look on a lot of people's faces. They didn't even comment like with the other displays, they simply walked by giving each other what-the-fuck-is-this shrugs. My sister is getting offered the opportunity to go to Harry Potter World by her college for art purposes this year and she said people were so distinctly unpsyched by even the offer of a very cheap coach trip and abysmally low priced tickets that they were already counting themselves out of the trip months in advance. There are stores with discount Gryffindor lunchboxes and scarves piling up desperately by the masses. Little stickers on them denoting price drops. Some stickers on top of others. Nobody gives a fuck about Harry Potter. It's all terribly exciting. I hope the HBO show is the nail in the coffin and we can finally put this shambolic corpse to a stake through the chest rest

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Bunch of thumbprints reflected on my phone screen gave me inspiration

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this website lets you listen to the sounds of all different forests around the world