I agree, and I like both of those kids' designs more than his.
I saw this film when I was 8. some of those scenes are still etched in my memory. I told another kid at the church I attended at the time about it and lent him the vhs, only to find out that he later showed a part of the film during a service and he was kicked from the church and I never saw him again. an obscure crazy story for everyone. :)
A bit slow for today's audiances, but still a good watch. Too bad that I don't think a revolt can be done this way because of modern tech, but still useful to witness bold community deffence and the way the state would respond.
One sad aspect for today's audiances to bear witness to is finding that the tale of the US murdering black people with impunity is a tale as old as the US itself, and not a mere modern development.
officers fired their pistols after Tasers failed to stop the woman from advancing toward them with knives.
holy shit, she tanked the tasers. she was a force to be reckoned with.
I feel like the only thing that has gone rogue, is the narrattive that calls that going rogue. The fact that journalists keep playing into it is infuriating to behold.
What makes you say that? Because I like Godot and want to see it succeed?
I'm excited to see what comes of this! I see a big future for Godot!
This image is precisely the first thing that came to my mind when I saw "now".
I love that mod! Does it work on stable 42 now?
Project zomboid on easy settings (low amount of zombies, zombies are dumb, high amount of loot and easy skill gain). I'd take it. Even regular settings would be a dream in comparison to dealing with state violence, so I'd be pretty happy.
Made in autodesk sketchbook during a slow period at my job.
I wanted a new mobile wallpaper, so I whipped up something colorful and cute. It is inspired by seeing a bunny daily, and loving alien landscapes.
Also, I attempted to channel some lisa frank energy.
Made this with GIMP in around 2020. It was made to be the cover of a zine.
This is some art I did using the android app "Autodesk Sketchbook" in 2025.
Does anyone know of a good open source alternative android app for sketchbook? I've tried a few, and often their controls and layer options aren't available. I generally find all of my apps from f-droid, so I often hate when I have to resort to Aurora Store.
Otherwise, this was something I kind of did on a whim. One of those times where I'm just drawing clouds until I see something in them.
Here is something that might be hard to read, but I wanted to share a comic I made long ago with Lemmy! I have been doing a lot of lurking, and I want to make it a regular thing to share with you the art that I have made in my life, and new art that I am working on!
This is something I made around 2015. I drew it on paper, and then colored it using GIMP.
No promises, but I want to share stuff more often! I usually make more detailed alt text for my art, but I really don't have the time right now to type out all the dialogue and descriptions for this, maybe someday I will though.
Thanks for being a federated open source link aggregator that is rising in popularity. I ditched reddit since it closed source. I haven't seen a popular viable alternative for me to integrate into since. <3
I was inspired to draw and share an original comic because of others in the fediverse that do so. So here's "BRAIN DECAY" 001. I don't know if there will be a 002, but I have certainly set myself up for making it by presenting it in such a way.
I recently received a commission from someone who saw old artwork of mine used in a game called "Abiotic Factor". I had posted it on opengameart.org (https://opengameart.org/users/5hiroi) a long time ago.
This is my art that was found in the game, and I don't have a machine that can run it, but it looks really cool actually. I'm really happy to see stuff that I made for creative commons be appreciated so randomly in my life.
I just wanted to share that, and if you have played this game, did you see this artwork? What did you think? :D
Here are two videos I found on youtube on where to find them! Cool!
Something I did in Krita. I love drawing subtle skeletons and spirals, so on a colorful whim, I whipped this up. :)
Perfect comic to remind me to play more Valheim.