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Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio had a budget of $35 million and every single character was moved one frame at a time by a human being. What the fuck are we even doing!!!!!!!

Positive thing of being stuck at the vet for two hours: you happen to see two different owners realizing that their two dogs are called respectively "Freud" and "Jung"

"Empathy is the glue that makes us stand united as humanity"

Some kodama-like creatures realized for a cancelled videogame project. The last few images I can show so far. It was a fun task back in Tequila Works, since I have a soft spot for this kind of creatures and Princess Mononoke

Some more creatures for a cancelled videogame project

Little sneak peek of the work I did as chara/creatures designer for a cancelled project at Tequila Works

Surely not... www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

5) Endling: a survival adventure game in which we play a mother fox taking care of her cubs while the natural surrounding deteriorates into a wasteland. The artstyle is so catchy and cozy that creates an intentional fracture with the intense gameplay and general vibes. Not relaxing but it moved me

ATTENTION INDIEDEVS Show off your art style (As an ex Tequila Works member, can I do it?)

Felt nostalgic. Some of my old pokemon fanarts (2014 more or less). Never finished the first gen :/

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The lost art of DVD menu transitions.

This movie (which is available on youtune btw) reminded me how cinema can open doors to fascinating pocket worlds. Do I needed to know about nuns loosing their temper on the Himalaya? Apparently, yes! Black Narcissus (1947) directed by Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger

Little study of a pic of my dog which I took some time ago while walking by the docks

Games completed in 2025: Monument Valley III. This is the chapter in which the developers decided "ok let's actually create a world around this concept". A master, an apprentice, a ritual, a lighthouse, even a short-film. Maybe, too familiar gameplay. But good. Making it seasonal, was a great call.

I took some time to practice a bit with Nicholas Kole's course "Fantasy Character Design in Procreate". I also tried to take notes by doodling silly characters, which I think works better for my memory :D

Perhaps imaginary goods and services for imaginary people with imaginary problems was not the booming growth machine I thought it was going to be

Off by a month.

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Been thinking a lot about Tetsuo Hara's words on AI lately, and this fits right alongside it

Four games I've worked on :)

A bard-dwarf-sketch based on @balseirogd.bsky.social D&D character ^^

Seasonal not-accurate psitaccosaurus, to start the year with dinosaurs and feathers

Cool stuff for artists on Internet Archives: Wayne Barlowe's Extraterrestrials archive.org/embed/barlow... archive.org/embed/colorl... You can borrow James Gurney's Color and Light if you have an account Feel free to add your own finds to the thread:

Christmas challenge with the artists group of Scribbleague. The character bio was written by Alice Pisoni: Cerino, the Ghost of Christmas Past, a "candle boy" who can generates fireballs with his breath and then shoot them with his slingshot. His sidekicks: Mistle and Toe, two magical snow ferrets.

Some of the swords I had fun playing with during the last swordtember

So much time spent in Hyrule that I needed smaller adventures to find balance

After 6 months of work, 4 VCRs, and an official translation, I am pleased to share my RF rip of Yukio Ninagawa's staging of Euripides's Medea, a tape which has never been transferred. archive.org/details/ojo....

I'm very late for the 10th anniversary celebrations of "Over the Garden Wall" but I really wanted to join the party

Arcane teaches us that it's easier to end up in a cosmic multidimensional apocalypse than in a mutual earnest relationship.

My take on Treebeard for a "Lord of the Rings"-themed challenge with a group of artist friends, called "Scribbleague"

Games completed in 2024: 1) Unravel. A journey across the memories of a lifetime, with a red yarn sewing together fragments otherwise disconnected (or apparently so). An ode to nature, where a single misstep can compromise your progression. Memory is a flimsy thread after all. Kudos to the composers

Song of Nunu starts like a peaceful winter day: clear sky, chilly air, the unstoppable desire for snowball fights. And it starts by the sea. Here some of my concepts of the early stages of the game: www.artstation.com/artwork/QXDBwd

What kind of creatures could live in the inhospitable frozen lands of the Freljord? The quetion we tried to answer at @TequilaWorks while working on Song of Nunu. Here some of mine explorations: www.artstation.com/artwork/blW8Ba

When I originally joined @TequilaWorks and Song of Nunu, they let me iterate a little bit on Willump and the Notai in order to warm up and tune with the feeling of the project. Here some examples: artstation.com/artwork/g0W2zE

I don't think I need to explain how horrifying that rhetoric is, but fuck me running is it horrifying. "The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were justified because the civilians living there failed to overthrow the Emperor," that's what that rhetoric is. Every child is a military target.

Portfolio-drop needs to be my second post here:

So, let's write my first twe...ehm... Cloud... Bird? Whatever... "The Sky is Blue and the Pen is on the Table"