Sindri Eldon
@sindrieldon
sci-fi author warhammering and podcasting away his early 40s podtail.com/en/podcast/the-icelandic-roundup/ ymugroup.com/talent/sindri-eldon/
on a Trek full of fascinating villains, she brought to life the most genuinely infuriatingly loathsome one of all, a vain opportunistic demagogue that still hits a little too close to home
nothing like painting a posthuman fascist serial killer to express one’s complex feelings towards the world today
it just wouldn’t be a 14 celsius day in this town without a boozy baja blast
when i was a boy i walked into a hobby store and came upon long shelves of books, their grim and unforgiving art pulling me away to a world so bleak and desperate it had a kind of sublime beauty to it; the most haunting images were all Blanche’s, visionary in their impact. a real talent has passed.
today years old when i learned that julian fellowes is actually not simon callow. they are in fact two (2) separate people
just watched The Acolyte and want to congratulate the haters out there for successfully killing a nuanced, fascinating and thoughtful Star Wars show before it could even take its first real steps. great job there guys. the world is a better place now
as a novice writer there’s nothing as inspiring as watching another writer grow over time and come into his own. following @guyhaley.bsky.social from the humble step-by-step storytelling of 2016 to the bold strokes of ‘21 Haley to the giddy exuberance of ‘25 Haley has been an honor and a pleasure 🥃
a fat wad of stone-cold classics from @nickkyme.bsky.social - the space marines’ human complexities and interpersonal drama is expertly balanced with their outlandish heroics and ferocity. the villains are also darkly delicious, be they viscerally wet chaos creatures or arcane and deranged necrons
someday i am going to invite the person who invented this over so they can show me how to get a usable-sized dollop of glue onto a model, and when they inevitably fail i am going to stab them in the crotch
incomparable treasure troves of some of the best lore in Warhammer. RIP Alan Bligh
trying to slap together some Angels of Death for this Sunday’s Kill Team game. moderately pleased with my progress today. might just squeak past the deadline…
this is a remarkable work, a transcendent poem of jungle warfare with ornately woven threads of loyalty, purpose, empire and faith. strikingly original and rendered in gorgeous detail, Zou’s brooding gothic vision and cynical insight recalls Conrad, le Carré and James Jones. an absolute triumph