#isometric grid

[knotty-et-al]

Polyhedra on dotted isometric paper

Drawing polyhedra on dotted isometric paper is so calming. One does not need to use a ruler or a compass. Instead one can just count dots to determine the length, and play around with the angles.

[art-of-mathematics]

In this perspective the icosahedron drawing fits neatly into this hexagon shape.

[sahdevvala]

Isometric Design

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[srrrokka-art]

Did I just spend half a day making an isometric ruler grid for Clip Studio instead of drawing as I intended? Perhaps...

Anyway, here's a totally unrelated tool in case someone finds it useful!

[fingors]

Isometric Pomni!!!!

please watch TADC

[bibyvariable]

Drew chris' apartment that she keeps throughout the books... Girl please buy some furniture ur apartment could be a palace

Anyways her apartment isn't even decrepit or dirty.. it's just super barren. She eats out most of the time and doesn't spend a lot of time in it so it's unusually tidy. It's also perpetually dark in there. Chris lives like a damn vampire

Additionally i decided while making this that chris is a massive soul + blues fan,, she deserved a good music taste

[rodhunt]

F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2024 Circuit & Event Map

Rod Hunt was commissioned by the Saudi Motorsport Company to create a detailed 'Disneyland' style map illustration for the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2024 held at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Measuring 6.175 kilometers the Jeddah Corniche Circuit is the fastest and longest street circuit on the F1 calendar. Its many high-speed corners make it a favourite for both drivers and fans. The illustrated map was used on the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix website, wayfinding and in the visitors event guide.

The map needed to capture the vibrancy and excitement of the night race and include the F1 Paddock Club, Premium Hospitality, F1 Champions Club, Fan Villages, Jeddah Art Promenade, Concert arena and parking facilities. Other local landmarks including the Jeddah Yacht Club, Floating Mosque, Shangrila Hotel and Red Sea Mall were also represented. 

© Rod Hunt 2024 rodhunt.com

[fdragon-art]

Day 344 - Hearing in Blocks

Just a block model of a hearing aid, inspired by Minecraft.

(Design sketches below)

[sysig]

Some redraws, and an additional chibi (Patreon)

[ashmcgivern]

I’m playing BG3 and sat in character creator for a few hours and made a couple different choices… I eventually settled on my tief sona. Which I don’t often play self inserts in games but there’s a first time for everything.

However.

A buddy of mine who played it a lot in early access told me that the guardian is intended to be ~sexy~ which, while I’m not sure whether or not it’s just him being the way he is, sparked an idea in my acespec brain.

I DONT KNOW WHAT IT MEANS YET BUT. BEHOLD. MY CLONE.

[knotty-et-al]

Dodecahedron and stellated dodecahedron WIP - perspective drawing on isometric dot paper

So I drew this dodecahedron and then the stellated dodecahedron below.

And when I drew that stellated dodecahedron I made some very annoying mistakes (in the last steps!)...

As I could not erase those ink lines, I improved and cut out the parts with mistakes...

Sadly, the cut outs are irritating for the perspective drawing. (I will show you why shading the faces will help make sense of this shape once I have made a second drawing of it.)

Now I cannot shade the stellated dodecehedron as it would look very messy with the cuts.

So I just use the stellated octahedron part as an interesting collage item.

I could even insert neon-colored paper, which would make it look fancy.

But for making a shaded drawing I might draw a second one - but without those mistakes...

[ivnscribbles]

kaylia's scrap car. nyoom nyoom

[imsobadatnicknames2]

Calling Ultima the single most consistently groundbreaking, pioneering, influential series of videogames in the history of the medium would be kind of an understatement (Akalabeth and Ultima I pioneering the idea of adapting tabletop RPGs to the medium of videogames in a way that established so many elements that would become intrinsic to the identity of the genre for decades, like the concept of grid-based first person dungeon crawling and tile-based overworld travel, later games establishing the mold for isometric top-down RPGs, Ultima Online being a critical tipping point in cementing the popularity of the MMORPG), but even among a series that consistently pumped groundbreaking videogame after groundbreaking videogame it's just completely impossible to overstate how massive Ultima Underworld's legacy stands over a huge chunk of the gaming medium, even if its effects manifest in subtle ways nowadays like I legitimately believe no individual videogame in the history of the medium has been as influential as it.

It's legitimately insane how many seemingly unrelated videogames can be directly traced back to Underworld in some form or another. Like, to get the obvious out of the way first, it established the DNA of the immersive sim genre, so if you like games like System Shock, Thief, Deus Ex, Bioshock, Dishonored, Prey, all of those games were either made by people who worked on Ultima Underworld (sometimes by the same studio even), or otherwise directly influenced by games that were.

But also, if you like any first person shooters influenced by Doom and other ID Software games? John Carmack was there when the demo of Underworld was first shown and decided he could create a faster texture-mapped first-person 3D engine. Which he did, at the cost of sacrificing true polygonal 3D environments in favor of the pseudo-3D that he would use for Catacombs 3D and Wolfenstein 3D, eventually resulting in the creation of Doom. RPGs like the Elder Scrolls or Gothic? It would take all day to list off how much they directly owe to Ultima Underworld. That videogame trope of finding out what happened to the occupants of a place through finding in-game logs and documents? It was established by Ultima Underworld and popularized by one of its successors.

That's without mentioning how many games directly cite it as an influence. Some already mentioned like Bioshock, Deus Ex, and Elder Scrolls, but also like. Half-life 2? Tomb Raider? Gears of War? Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines? All cite it as a direct influence in their game design.

Like of course a lot of these things are by virtue of being one of the earliest free-moving 3D first person videogames, when you're that early in the history of the medium you'll inevitably end up being the first to do *something* that otherwise someone else would eventually have ended up doing anyway, but no other game has a "first videogame to do [thing]" list anywhere as long and important as Ultima Underworld's.

[disruptivevoib]

This looks like lots of progress but the beds were already a thing along with all the other furniture.

Most of the rest of the day was spent on those stairs, I kid you not.

ooh yeah isometry. oooh yeahh

[beatrice-otter]

[image description: chart titled Talk Like A Technician: The Use of Technobabble.

Technology in Star Trek is complex and works in scientific concepts and principles that are far beyond what the majority of Players and Gamemasters are knowledgeable in. Throughout the collected media, Starfleet officers discuss technology using terms that most Players are not going to know. Instead of expecting Players to study and memorize technical manuals and reference books that have been published over the years we've provided an easy way to talk like a Starfleet engineer. Anyone can do "technobabble"!

To use the chart simply gather and roll d20s and consult the chart below for technical new terms and concepts.

Occasionally portions of the chart may not be applicable to the scene or circumstance. In that case simply omit that portion of technobabble!

The chart has six columns, Roll, Action, Descriptor, Source, Effect, and Device. Each has 20 rows.

Roll: numbers 1-20

Action: refocus, amplify, synchronize, redirect, recalibrate, modulate, oscillate, intensify, nullify, boost, reverse, reconfigure, actuate, focus, invert, reroute, modify, restrict, reset, extend

Descriptor: microscopic, macroscopic, linear, non-linear, isometric, multivariant, nano, phased, master, auxiliary, primary, secondary, tertiary, back-up, polymodal, multiphasic, tri-fold, balanced, oscillating

Source: Quantum, positronic, thermionic, osmotic, neutrino, spatial, resonating, thermal, photon, ionic, plasma, nucleonic, verteron, gravimetric, nadion, subspace, baryon, tetryon, polaron, tachyon

Effect: flux, reaction, field, particle, gradient, induction, conversion, polarizing, displacement, feed, imagining, reciprocating, frequency, pulse, phased, harmonic, interference, distortion, dampening, invariance

Device: inhibitor, equalizer, damper, chamber, catalyst, coil, unit, grid, regulator, sustainer, relay, discriminator, array, coupling, controller, actuator, harmonic, generator, manifold, stabilizer.

/end id]

[supersonicart]

Supersonic Art's Favorite Japanese Sketchbooks.

Croquis.

Maruman's Croquis Sketchbook is my absolute favorite sketchbook of all time. It comes in several different sizes as well as white or cream colored paper and is just exceptional for drawing and multiple mediums.

Mnemosyne.

With a strong back and incredible paper, Mnemosyne can be used as a sketchbook or journal.

Isometric Grid Notebook.

Koala Tools' Isometric Grid Notebook is the best available for its purpose. Perfect for concept art, game making, and so much more.

Deleter.

Deleter sketchbooks are the old school standby and have stood up to the test of time. You can't go wrong with one!

(Did you like this post? If so, let me know. I'm thinking of starting to do more posts like this.)