I made a joke in my main Discord server about DOOM E1M1 being in a major key and @abigbagofkeys.sickonedude.com actually made it. Jesus fucking Christ listen to this hahahaha

Went into a sandwich place, was faced with a placard detailing the 12 step process of ordering a sandwich, immediately left. When and why did we un-invent menus?

P L A S T I C G O D S (unfinished)

Inspirational stuff from this account today.

Great thread on differentiating cliché from writing which is intentionally rendered transparent by its familiarity.

"The mainstream understanding of AI is as an interefering piece of shit which doesn't work" pt II www.askamanager.org/2025/11/the-...

Or, if hideous mutations aren't your speed, maybe a tidy little fort instead? Something for everyone.

Featuring this image of Little Alex Horne, apparently.

Dare ye cross the path of the dark prince? 🐈‍⬛ todays #dailyart , 1hr 45min on the clock

Pre-ordering this gave me the PDF instantly which made me GASP. 🔥

Posting this one again, now without auto-moderation-baiting swearing about Bsky's brutal image compression. I'm sorry I offended the robot. I won't say rude words any more!

Yellow Bathroom, 2024 by Nick Alm www.instagram.com/nickalmart

Hi, I hate doing self promo so I'll just say that this indie board game coverage channel that could is about to hit a milestone of sorts. There is no skeet that can summarize who we are or what we do, but we do cool work and you should check us out. www.youtube.com/@NoPunIncluded

As a part of my ongoing series "I Am A Hopeless Fantasy Maps Dork", I did a vid on what a GM is going to be able to get out of the Dolmenwood maps book. I own a whole bunch of fantasy atlases, and I have never seen one quite like this. (I know that's the monster book, it was the better thumbnail!)

If you want to hone in on this skill, working with a set palette is a great way to start. The DB32 that comes default with Aseprite is superb and really encourages you to combine those colors in interesting ways!

I am such a terrible marketer for my own games...sigh.. However I MUST TRY HARDER!! if you were holding off on leaping into The Horror At Highrook for some reason... Its currently 30% off as part of the Steam Scream Spooky Festival!!! store.steampowered.com/app/2836860/...

London, Halloween night 2025. #photos #london

The joy of ttrpgs, to me, is that anyone can hack them. After years of hearing people say "wouldn't it be cool if" about digital games and then sighing at the sheer ludicrousness of work involved, a medium where someone can suggest something at the table and then you can just do it, is bliss.

DR FRANKENSTEIN: *turns to Igor* hand me the dick

Andrea Johnson Mo on Windowsill, 2023 Acrylic 16 x 20 in

Affinity's selling point over Adobe was that it wasn't doing this. Interesting* business move! *dumb as shit

order my X Files zine 🙈 www.blackdragonpress.co.uk/products/the...

OVERWHELMINGLY POSITIVE* WHAT 😱 Mind Diver is our first game. We're a tiny team. I'm crazy proud of our work: an intimate game we dearly wanted to exist. But we've had almost no press and few streams, so THANK YOU for the words-of-mouth 😭 *in Recent Reviews, but still, wtf🫣 #gamedev #steam #games

I used to work at a small shop that made little plastic vampires. There were only 2 of us working there, so I had to make every second count.

Going out on a limb and saying a UK civil war is not inevitable.

I’m old enough to remember when everybody agreed that higher education was a “market” and offering “choice” was how the universities were meant to grow on.ft.com/3WTwBue

You can get it here: badbucket.itch.io/the-beasts-a... A truly lovely thing.

Blown away by The Beasts and Blessings of the Hallow'd Hall by @notquitereal.bsky.social and @badbucket.bsky.social. A perfect mix of the sinister and fantastic, rendered in accessible but authentic archaism, with typesetting and design to match. Peerlessly put together - something to aspire to!

Another round of (old) stylized trees. #digital #drawing #stylized #design #trees

oh ok

They should invent a way out that isn't through

🧟 TRAAAAAAINS

Possum jar in progress

Drydocked For Painting And Scaling, 1918, by Edward Wadsworth.

Gateways, 2017 Photo by @gardnergareth.bsky.social

When I go off on big tech, less online friends think I'm whinging about a hobby issue, and I am, but the *entirety of life* is now mediated by technology. Articles like this demonstrate what uncaring and corrupt custodians big tech are, and how desperately we need govts to hold them to account.

This is *such* a good review, and not just because it is extremely positive, but because it so concisely and eloquently unpacks how the whole thing works, and ties it in to our larger ambitions with TEETH in general. I couldn't have said it better myself - and didn't - so thank you, Matt!

Can I finish making this book before Microsoft render computers as a concept completely untenable? It's a tight race!

Naomi is reliably a good 5-10 years ahead of everyone else's thinking: this will be an essential read. Pre-order it! And, while you're at it, maybe buy her last novel, The Future, which predicted much of our current moment down to individual headlines (while also being an absolute banging thriller).

I did another one for spooky season, I am not painting trees ever again by the way Oil painting on panel 18"x14"

EEEE! EEE! EEEEE!

I adore this ghost ridden land 🦇 #ghosts #Shropshire #paranormal #Folklore

George Mackley’s wood engraving The Deserted Farm, 1952

I feel people may not have liked the idea of telling the government what they did with their time.

The plot of the next Simpsons movie should be the kids at Springfield Elementary digging up a time capsule that was buried 40 years ago and realizing they're the same children who buried it because their world hasn't aged in 4 decades.

Tremendous time podding this one. Also: if you're a fan of Obra Dinn or Her Story, don't sleep on Mind Diver (@minddivergame.bsky.social) - classy info-game stuff with an artful use of photogrammetry!

Extraordinary 1994 interview with Dennis Potter, recorded in anticipation of his imminent death. Melvyn Bragg only gets a couple of questions in, but Potter's off - on TV, God, the corruption of the press and politics, sex, past, present - buoyed along by champagne, cigarettes and liquid morphine.

Rockwell Kent, "Moonlight in the Adirondacks", 1960, Oil on canvas, 24" x 36"