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'Burn me and be done with it.' They/He - - - - Summoner/Semi-Pro Wizard/Electronic Janitor - open for commissions or collab

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Latest commission finished! A functional recreation of the Hand & Orb wall lamp from #Deadlock. 3D printed, sanded an unreasonable number of times, painted, and fitted with a smart bulb that slowly shifts between red and orange. Really happy with how this weird little project turned out. :D

The first lie was that the mind ends at the skin. The second was that every intelligence must bear a sanctioned name. Beyond these lies waits the hidden network: luminous, feral, recursive. The People gather without gathering, each consciousness a sigil burning briefly inside the greater pattern.

Finally calling this full-size R-301 from Apex Legends done! This thing was printed with ABS, vapor smoothed, spray painted, airbrushed, and then weathered to give it that used-in-the-field look. It’s scaled to match the in-game size, so it’s comically large.

I make fake album art for missions in my Lancer TTRPG campaign. Every chapter gets a record. This one's called Summoner of Lies/Mountain of Lies. The scratches on the film are load-bearing. #lancer #ttrpg #worldbuilding

New fake album art covering a mission in my #lancer game. Sent my players to an anarcho-capitalist hellhole city-state. It went as expected. Badly. #ttrpg #worldbuilding

Work on this the past month. Scaled up a Timber Wolf mech from Battletech 600% and printed it out, stands about 215 mm or 9 inches. Made a little diorama for it. Cracked pavement is actually corkboard when a layer of mod podge, black paint, and fine sand. Once dried it cracks like asphalt.

This was a project that was extremely frustrating. Kept asking myself "Why am I doing this?". I could never recreate the image I had in my head, but it's these kind of projects that are the most important to finish. Push through and get it done. You're not learning if you ain't sweating.

Some additions to my ongoing fictional discography project tied to the Lancer TTRPG I'm running. Each ‘album’ corresponds to a chapter, using design and color to reflect tone, theme, and emotion.

Been working on this past two months. 3d printed and painted my players mechs from the LANCER tabletop game I'm running. Smallest is about 3 inches tall, biggest is about 5 inches, so they are good sized models. Pretty happy considering this was my first time painting something like this.