some scribbles for a key art I‘d need for my Steam page. But sadly I think they‘re too static (and you don’t see a characters face, which is always a plus)

✨It's Christmas again (soon)! ✨ 
Of course there will be food and drinks 🍻, the video game quiz and Video Game Secret Santa 🎁, as well as networking and game stations.

So join the fun and celebrate with us. We look forward to meeting you! 🎄

Bits of gouache

car sharing utopia

We heard y'all are into games with bugs? 🪲👀♥️ Go ahead and give Danley's Dung Dash a try!🥰 You can try all games from our game jam in our jam collection 🎮 itch.io/c/6305186/ti... #gamejam #indiedev

Myosotis sylvatica - Wald-Vergissmeinnicht For fallen soldiers, seperated lovers and and all who don't want to be forgotten #pixelart #gamedev #indiedev #ProjectZwilling #illustration ko-fi

my company @tinyroargames.bsky.social did a small game jam over the last week, and my team worked on ✨Danley's Dung Dash✨ Play it now on Itch! (even in browser!) -> tiny-roar.itch.io/tiny-jam-202...

doodling on an idea for a key art for my game :) want to have something that gets the energy across

i made a tiny game in Godot!!! it's called goldino :)🟨🦖 the dino loves gold! - Find and collect all the coins as fast as you can, and get your name on the leaderboard! you can play it in your browser 👇(even on mobile!)

look out for our game at Gamescom! ❤️

Lots to learn, but it's fun. #blender #3D #animation

fantastic jam game, really interesting concept 🙌

I love how Selmers is referenced in rät by penelope scott, though they mention train instead of bus www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpxT...

An oldie. If you follow Selmers to the poetry society meeting in Night In The Woods, this is her poem. 1/4 #comic #nitw #nightinthewoods

Swamp Traveler

this single scene was the main inspiration for the maniac driving in my game 🙏🙏10/10 can recommend Cagliostro

This is your occasional reminder that Rose O'Neill, creator of the Kewpies, first published female cartoonist in the United States, and among the first cartoonists to build a merchandising empire on their work, turned out some absolutely baller, romantic-feeling size-difference monster art.

Being a digital artist is exhausting 🤷‍♂️

you can play my Master Thesis game "Heart Drive" at my university's yearly exhibition here in Hamburg! ("Rundgang", HAW Hamburg, in the GamesLab) 🎉 -> it's about a group of friends catching giant mechanical fish from the roof of their car, while searching for an ancient machine ghost 🚗🎣 #gamedev

testing

you can play my Master Thesis game "Heart Drive" at my university's yearly exhibition here in Hamburg! ("Rundgang", HAW Hamburg, in the GamesLab) 🎉 -> it's about a group of friends catching giant mechanical fish from the roof of their car, while searching for an ancient machine ghost 🚗🎣 #gamedev

Background paintings by Sue Mondt for The Powerpuff Girls (1998–2005), created by Craig McCracken, Hanna-Barbera Cartoons

Here is an overview of how I’ve set up the Art-Pipeline for Gloom Gate 👀 The Characters and the Environment are pre-rendered. I use Unity for that step. Each Character has its own Timeline, which plays all animations and handles transitions if needed. ▶️🧵 #1bit #pixelart #playdate #gamedev

transition music in a metroid sitcom

friend of mine is breaking the rules for playdate limitations 👀

after all this time, stumbled upon the RIVETING example from the Skyrim Book Report! had @briamgilbert.bsky.social voice in my mind reading this paragraph

In my upcoming horror game you examine a family's photo album for signs of the paranormal 📸 Official announcement in 10 days! #screenshotsaturday

Ride by the river 🦋🌾

hätt so bock auf Bananza, wo meine Switch 2

oblivion remastered graphics lowered so much, it's looking like the original game again 👌👌👌

just played through Avowed and can really recommend it! looking foward to what Obsidian is cooking up next

I've read 100s of Shigeru Miyamoto interviews; this one is a top five, easy. A long Iwata, Miyamoto, and Itoi (Earthbound creator) discussion on the nature of creativity, how to cultivate it as a leader, artistic aesthetic, how to collaborate creatively iwataasks.nintendo.com/interviews/w...

The first golden age of open source came from Incredibles optimism in new technology. The second one is powered by spite, because every other software is now an unusable bloated mess and open source is the only alternative.

our game "Into the Emberlands" just got released for the Switch (and ofc Switch 2 👀) (also discounted on Steam rn) get your hands on my first project as lead artist :D -> www.nintendo.com/de-de/Spiele...

I'm still searching for a solid drawing alternative to Photoshop, and can't decide between Clip Studio Paint and Krita. While I like Clip's perpetual licenses I'm a bit deterred by their different pricing models. But I don't know if Krita's solid enough...

I just started Scavengers Reigns and wow, so kind of them to make art *specifically* for me!

does anyone have the feeling of: the more senior you get the more you’re sure you should never give a talk on anything you have done well because all doing the thing has revealed is that you know a lot less than you thought you did about the subject (as a consequence of learning about it)

here's how the leather nodes are going

Exclusive: Cosy Roguelike 'Into The Emberlands' Looks Super Cute In Debut Switch Trailer. (Repost)

Funny how you just need to break some angles to turn kitchen environment into a spaceship.

Nothing to see here, just a chicken Oh, and the ONE THOUSAND year old Bowthorpe Oak, Lincolnshire Photo: Ed Parker

New blog post: about the aesthetics of randomness in narrative video games, and the different ways random outcomes are presented to the player. azhdarchid.com/randomness-i...

Decided to check out how water is rendered in Counter-Strike 2. Given how interactive water in CS2 is, I expected to see some cellular fluid simulation, but turns out they just use a low-resolution off-screen buffer with flat 2D decals used for various aspects of water. Reminds me of HL2 water :)

I had a joke about Orpheus and Eurydice I thought was funny, but looking back wasn't great.