It's always both sad AND funny when someone who knows nothing about a craft tries to talk as if they know what they're talking about.
Finished The Dangers in my Heart season 2. So glad I decided to give this show a third chance, but also glad I only finished it now so I don't have to wait that long for season 3.
Seeing how bad some recent Shoujo adaptations have been in terms of production values I'm so glad The Ramparts of Ice is getting such a great adaptation.
Mad Engineer π§βπ§ Pixel Artist retweeted
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Definitely one of the best pixel artists I know.
just a friendly reminder that i'm not a broker i'm just broke
if you want ethical free-range all organic pixels, come on down to my vgen page
vgen.co/mushroom_rt
Still one of my favorite scenes in anything ever
"... But now I would gladly give myself over to that madness and folly.
I would use every bit of dedication and obsession within me to seek the lone different outcome, which the laws of God could not reach"
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Mad Engineer π§βπ§ Pixel Artist retweeted
Godot's GridMap and Sprite3D nodes make it so easy to set up a pixel art 2.5D world.
Art that offends people is one of the most important kinds of art. Making people feel uncomfortable and think about the reason is one of the many things that can make art great.
The other most important kind is art that shows the beauty and joy of things.
Steel Ball Run got me remembering Appare-Ranman. I need to watch it again when I have the time, it never got popular but I really liked.
Mad Engineer π§βπ§ Pixel Artist retweeted
Culture war bullshit is just a distraction from the real problems in the world anyways, and if you're so ignorant that you feel the need to shoehorn it into every hobby then you really need to reevaluate the meaning of your life.
Finally finished season 1 of The Dangers in My Heart on my third attempt of watching it after dropping it twice.
First time people telling me "It gets much better later" is actually correct.
The more I read the latest chapters of Clevatess, the more I'm convinced that one element of the current arc can be interpreted as an allegory for generative AI, and if it's intentional then it's pretty genius.









