Sasha Reneau
@22to22
Various things. Artist, game designer, musician, podcaster, whalefall enthusiast, etc. Maker of Spindlewheel and other errata. devblog
there was a witchsona familiar design trend happening on tumblr a while back and nothing in the rules said the familiar had to be reasonably sized, so,
oh this is a cool design and a fascinating perspective problem. i did a quick sketch of what i read the horn to look like and tried turning it around like you have. i bet if you squished a paper into a roughly similar cone and drew a grid around it, it would help with mapping the perspective!
Very pleased to report that Rabbit's Foot Retrofit will be featured in Inter/Access's Vector Fest this year! www.instagram.com/p/DZNngHtFNP1/
Four-ish cultural artworks to answer Why You Are Like This: -Animorphs by K.A. Applegate -Heart of Darkness by Amazing Games -Supernatural Seasons 1-9 -C/W seasons by Friends at the Table Bonus: Hope by George Frederick Watts
Sergeight did this incredible render of my OC Virgil! If you have a little extra, consider supporting this artist :)
I'm tired today so I'm wheeling out the CRTV and putting this on yr dash instead of posting
Posting this piece from @harpydora.bsky.social's Creature Feature for truly no other reason but I still quite like it
#tdov nonbinary normie. Burgeoning thirty-something goth. Whatever you call your parent's sibling. Won't smile for the camera but will append :3 to every text. You know the type.
ok, it controls more or less the same as TTS--click to select, back-click to rotate, middle click to move camera around. +measurer you'd expect. the text adder and editor is WAY better than TTS's, and it has a Zone feature? which seems like it'd be handy for skirmishes (see screencap)
My good friend Audrey, known to many as LadyTabletop, is opening their layout commissions, and you would be wise to grab a slot! audreystolze.carrd.co
practice practice practice. the little reproduction i used as reference is so old it's hard to distinguish the dust from the shadows.
thinking about biting Nighthawks and making a game inspired by a painting. this is an illustration from a Victor Hugo story, so ostensibly there is further context to it, but I can't imagine a narrative explanation to be as satisfying as this chaotic mess on its own.
The very last gift, for you: a mighty husk of a tree, roots gnarled and branches splaying, which has brought down many empires in its green. At the base: a small divot in the soil, just big enough to fit a human heart.
Tried a new recipe for caramel. Failed. Starting again from a recipe I only kind of remember. Because candy is DEFINITELY a vibes based science
actual bluesky challenge: post your favorite work of art from fifty years before you were born.