#compass design

[monikabose]

Roof Extensions - Deck

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless deck remodel with a roof extension

[redmountain]

S K Y B L I V I O N: Gameplay Demo and Q&A

[indeedgoodman]

[theinsomniacindian]

Characters who are so compassionate that it borders on self-sacrifice. Characters who are so broken by the cruelty of the world that they make it their mission to save as many people as they can. Characters who don't know how to and don't want to be selfish. Characters who are collapsing on themselves but still devote themselves to others' wellbeing. Characters who hate themselves but have an uncanny ability to see past others' scars and mistakes.

Just... characters who are so hellbent on being kind to others that they don't notice their own self-destruction.

[his-dark-materials-trilogy]

Lord Asriel and Stelmaria

Mrs. Coulter and the golden monkey

Art by Clement Poumirau

[cheriboms]

[spite] has entered the chat >:P

[emberchii]

there are a lot of things that are constants for me: grabbing onto and loving an incredible entity that we wont learn ANYTHING CONCRETE ABOUT EVER is one of those constants.

anyways. makes an attempt at an Akivili.

[verved]

Deviant Connor and guilt go hand in hand but I usually see it focused on his past actions. The ones where he genuinely didn't have control over what he did. While maybe he personally might have trouble forgiving himself, in the end, he was just as tied down by programming as any other android, and it simply isn't fair for others to judge him harshly for that.

But what about a Connor that struggles to not act like a manipulative cunt even in deviancy? Where he can't help but analyze every microexpression, the details hidden in someone's appearance, the weaknesses in their character, and use it all to his advantage. Who will switch from considerate and friendly to intimidating and terrifying on the drop of a dime, scaring those close to him, because if he can do a full 180 effortlessly, what's to say the way he behaves towards them isn't an act too?

A Connor who, while governed by compassion and goodwill for his people, still struggles on a personal level because he can't help but read and play on the emotions of those around him to a frightening degree. Who constantly sees the clear ruthless line from point A to B and has to reign in the impulse to act on it. Who has to deal with this compounding guilt, because even if he has good intentions, why do all his actions feel so calculated and exploitative?

What kind of guilt comes from being able to look into someone's soul, know exactly how to break them, and have to consciously choose not to?

[unlikanins]

[minnows-wc-blog]

First arc design challenge!!

[raspberrypossums]

Part 3 of my silly tiny icebound crew series!

[artandbrimstone]

chip just roll with it brainrot so strong i made a whole 2 minute 40 animatic in 10 days

the whole thing is here but perhaps watch it and hype it up on youtube perhaps it would make me happy

[periodcostumefantasylover]

Emma of Normandy's red dress in Vikings Valhalla

[ambusterpm]

Gandalf as requested by @brethilach (thank youu)

You know not how difficult a task you've set me,,, I've always struggled so much with finding a way I like to draw Gandalf. I am mostly content with this. I was thinking he'd keep all sorts of bits and bobbles that he can wear on his person as he travels to remember the friends he's made. Saruman looks down on him for it, sees it as trashy and frivolous.

[his-dark-materials-trilogy]

Mrs. Coulter by Clement Poumirau