I decided to rig him up to a doomsday switch. I was digging deeply at the time and knew it was a matter of time since I was digging aggressively and had a small army. As it turns out a single beast from the candy depths crawled out of a crack in the rock and moved quickly, it scuttled through the mines and through a modest barracks, my dwarves were ill prepared and with the miners and soldiers dead, the lever was pulled. Ewiwi waited patiently on the surface, apparently enjoying the screams of his captors from below which lasted for some time. While poor on physical defence the fort was rich in terribly optimized pathways ensuring a slow and arduous escape for the monster below. Eventually the beast from below exited the fort, gave a gentlemanly nod to Ewiwi, and left east.
First Contact, exploration of consciousness, sentience/intelligence (and their relationship), Transhumanism, Hard Sci-fi, not challenging but it will not hold your hand through the book.
I would be remiss if I didn't mention the book has vampires, but explored in a reality where vampires are an extinct offshoot of homosapiens, resurrected for specific purpose. The explanation of vampires is fascinating, grounded in evolution and actually... believable? This is not a vampire book at all but their presence is not only plausible, it's core to the themes of the book. Highly recommended.
I was going to say Soul Level 1 playthrough of Dark Souls is one of my favorite gaming experiences. Absolutely worth it for me. Helped me through some depression. Do not recommend to anyone however.
IANAL - Can credit card companies coordinate like this? This seems like price fixing but the other way around. Like one company wouldn't do this alone cause it would drive customers away so they agree to do it together. Does that coordinated monopolistic behavior have president?
You should be, there's some subtle stuff I really appreciate! The light through the lens cast on his right cheek, the stubble, lots of nice details. Kudos!
I decided to rig him up to a doomsday switch. I was digging deeply at the time and knew it was a matter of time since I was digging aggressively and had a small army. As it turns out a single beast from the candy depths crawled out of a crack in the rock and moved quickly, it scuttled through the mines and through a modest barracks, my dwarves were ill prepared and with the miners and soldiers dead, the lever was pulled. Ewiwi waited patiently on the surface, apparently enjoying the screams of his captors from below which lasted for some time. While poor on physical defence the fort was rich in terribly optimized pathways ensuring a slow and arduous escape for the monster below. Eventually the beast from below exited the fort, gave a gentlemanly nod to Ewiwi, and left east.
First Contact, exploration of consciousness, sentience/intelligence (and their relationship), Transhumanism, Hard Sci-fi, not challenging but it will not hold your hand through the book.
I would be remiss if I didn't mention the book has vampires, but explored in a reality where vampires are an extinct offshoot of homosapiens, resurrected for specific purpose. The explanation of vampires is fascinating, grounded in evolution and actually... believable? This is not a vampire book at all but their presence is not only plausible, it's core to the themes of the book. Highly recommended.
I was going to say Soul Level 1 playthrough of Dark Souls is one of my favorite gaming experiences. Absolutely worth it for me. Helped me through some depression. Do not recommend to anyone however.
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say.
❤️ thank you!
Thanks, I hate it!
I'm kidding, it really captures that "reoccurring hotdog circlejerk nightmare"
Wish I knew, I'm along for the ride I guess.
I work in healthcare, I've removed... so many people from life support. I often wonder if that's, not the same, but...
Tell me about it. Love your consistency, you float my boat a little bit.
I must confess, it's actually a wedding gift.
I briefly considered using hotdog water but thought better of it. It's such a gross idea, but also, weirdly compelling.
Colors are Daniel Smith, and some Windsor & Newton professional.
IANAL - Can credit card companies coordinate like this? This seems like price fixing but the other way around. Like one company wouldn't do this alone cause it would drive customers away so they agree to do it together. Does that coordinated monopolistic behavior have president?
Oooh love this. The loose hair and the shirt, just a lovely vibe, playful kinda. When you say traditional- what medium(s) are you using?
Thanks for sharing!
Oh no, it's not uncanny is it?
Nailed it! Thx!
You should be, there's some subtle stuff I really appreciate! The light through the lens cast on his right cheek, the stubble, lots of nice details. Kudos!
It was about an hour.
Great resource, thx
Here another similar resource I've used a few times.
http://oh-hi.info/2023_5-8/?from=2023-08-26.jpg
This one is really impressive, nice tight line work and so much detail without overworking. Nice job.
I really like everything about the glasses. They really pop.