Post will be updated with further work!
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Monday, 3 June 2013
Elite Rebellion
Some ongoing design for Elite Rebellion - a wargaming clan with big things planned.
Post will be updated with further work!
Post will be updated with further work!
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Unfinished SciFi Scene
Started this some time ago - there's a little back story as to what is going on in the image, but as it's unfinished I'll leave it out and see what you think is going on!
Larger version available to view on DeviantArt.
Larger version available to view on DeviantArt.
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
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Thursday, 21 March 2013
GOGlodytes From Space Will Eat Up Your Soul!
...NO, seriously!
Okay, those of you that visit this blog regularly will know I'm an
avid PC gamer.
One thing you may not know about however is the golden treasure trove
of http://gog.com
Originally standing for "Good Old Games", GOG now stands as a serious
competitor in the world of online digital gaming distribution. So many
of the classics are there - and more arrive all the time along with
newer Indie developed games and others from more forwards thinking
companies.
ALL the games are DRM free - no client, you can backup to disc or whatever.
Prices are fixed worldwide with USD as the currency (though you may
face a small fee dependent on your bank).
Bargains are to be had and ALL the classics have been updated to work
on modern systems with a minimal amount of hassle (in no small part due
to the awesome forum community who are always helping find the
ultimate experience for a particular game with mod suggestsions and
optimisation ideas).
GOG is operated by CD Projekt Red who created The Witcher games (one
thing that is best, and most cheaply bought from GOG).
Games also come with loads of extras, including soundtracks, artbooks
and anything else the crew of the good ship GOG can find to enhance
your experience.
You even get some free games for creating an account.
For those of you in the UK, I can tell you I bought the first Witcher
game for around £1.50 and I STILL have not seen it that cheap
elsewhere!
So go take a look at the wonderful land of GOG - see you there? -
Just look for the B A D * C H I M P in the dark corners!
*flings poo!
...and if you're visiting from GOG - have a look at the 100+ other posts on here that aren't about GOG, leave a comment - check out the artwork!
Okay, those of you that visit this blog regularly will know I'm an
avid PC gamer.
One thing you may not know about however is the golden treasure trove
of http://gog.com
Originally standing for "Good Old Games", GOG now stands as a serious
competitor in the world of online digital gaming distribution. So many
of the classics are there - and more arrive all the time along with
newer Indie developed games and others from more forwards thinking
companies.
ALL the games are DRM free - no client, you can backup to disc or whatever.
Prices are fixed worldwide with USD as the currency (though you may
face a small fee dependent on your bank).
Bargains are to be had and ALL the classics have been updated to work
on modern systems with a minimal amount of hassle (in no small part due
to the awesome forum community who are always helping find the
ultimate experience for a particular game with mod suggestsions and
optimisation ideas).
GOG is operated by CD Projekt Red who created The Witcher games (one
thing that is best, and most cheaply bought from GOG).
Games also come with loads of extras, including soundtracks, artbooks
and anything else the crew of the good ship GOG can find to enhance
your experience.
You even get some free games for creating an account.
For those of you in the UK, I can tell you I bought the first Witcher
game for around £1.50 and I STILL have not seen it that cheap
elsewhere!
So go take a look at the wonderful land of GOG - see you there? -
Just look for the B A D * C H I M P in the dark corners!
*flings poo!
...and if you're visiting from GOG - have a look at the 100+ other posts on here that aren't about GOG, leave a comment - check out the artwork!
Monday, 18 March 2013
Animation Quickie
Messing around with a scrap I've left over from something else. Figured (as it was snowing outside) I'd have a go and see if I could get anything close to the feeling of a blizzard. turned out not bad either. A little more planning and I'll have it pretty much right I think.
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