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yeah great

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fancast: emo phillips as goris

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i havent really posted about it yet but im basically positive harold and the master were gay and in love

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original composition 4/30

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"Although he worked in the farthest, darkest corner of Bethesda Softworks, Adam’s influence stretched across the length and breadth of the studio." "It was Adam who taught me that characters were more affecting with unexpected nuance: the horrifying is more horrible when infused with comedy; the disgusting all the more stomach-churning when mixed with beauty." "When designing an original gun, for instance, Adam didn’t focus his research on the study of other guns, but on tesla coils, industrial power tools, or lab equipment." "As I worked to translate Adam’s concepts into three-dimensional models, I showed him my works-in-progress. I wanted his artistic feedback, of course, but mostly, I wanted his approval. His responses surprised me. He was always positive and brimming with nice things to say, and yet I wasn’t always certain he loved what I had done. That bothered me at first, but as the years went by, I came to understand that it was not so much the faithful reproduction of his work that moved Adam, but my riffing on his idea." "If he could see that his work inspired me, Adam was happy." "We didn’t touch his desk. I’m not sure if there was even a discussion about it (though I suspect our head of game development, Todd Howard, had something to do with it). We just left it alone, like a holy place, somewhere to worship at the feet of creativity." "Time stretched by, and his room remained wallpapered with his art; incredible as always, bursting with color and inspiration—except now, nothing was changed or added. The lights stayed off. The only difference was that his fish tank of plant-growth had become a choked mess, one which no one bothered to clean up, since it was agreed that this was probably what he would have wanted anyway."

- Bethesda artist Jonah Lobe on Adam Adamowicz. Full article

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the mothman festival is weird for me because i unironically feel a spiritual connection to that story and that place & 90% of the crowd is there to laugh at his gigantic shiny ass

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It’s Fallout 2′s 20th today, I had to celebrate with some art of my favourite companion… Goris deserves more love!

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On quiet Mojave nights like this, old scars start to hurt

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Most underrated moment in fnv is how during you’ll know it when it happens you can get up to the platform where president kimballs vertibird lands with speech check of 50 and the line is just “pretty please”

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dunmer ladies

speedpaint here

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There is so much amazing about this. It's an archeological museum in 530 BCE or so. Also, the exhibits are labeled in three languages. Also they apparently had replicas on display for some things, much like modern museums do.

Humanity has not really changed that much, and some of the ways in which we haven't changed are really good.

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Study in Synth Anatomy

Based on gen. 2 models

Finally done with this! It was very difficult to find good references for their insides, but I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. Wanted to give it a vintage medical book vibe ^^

(the French words are names I gave to the parts lol)

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"what are the vibes like at the mothman festival"

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we got infoboxes working

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