If it got much colder, she was going to need to get serious about starting a fire. The problem was that fire meant smoke. Smoke meant attention and attention meant gunfire. Gunfire meant noise. Noise meant more attention, and so it went. As it was, she’d keep as warm as she could without it. TheContinue reading “Breather”
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Completed – An Ancient and Terrible Dice Tower
Welcome back, folks! I’m glad to have this dice tower wrapped up! It provided a lot of challenges and required me to use materials and techniques that were new to me. I’ve put a ton of photos on this post so I’ll just jump right in. Descriptions will follow underneath each photo as a how-to.Continue reading “Completed – An Ancient and Terrible Dice Tower”
Spare Parts Bin
I thought I’d throw together something real quick. It’s been a couple of weeks of hectic work and I missed my self-imposed weekly deadline. I’ve started going back to school for digital media and I’ve spent the last four weeks learning HTML and CSS. It’s changed quite a bit since I last did it inContinue reading “Spare Parts Bin”
Completed – Bones and Honey
The last of the villagers had abandoned the hamlet that afternoon. With them went the dogs and the livestock. The cats, however, always managed to be missing when it came time for the villagers to ride out of town, wagons stacked high with household goods. This, of course, was no accident. The cats bled intoContinue reading “Completed – Bones and Honey”
Go West, Young Man
“Go West, young man, go West. There is health in the country, and room away from our crowds of idlers and imbeciles.” “That,” I said, “is very frank advice, but it is medicine easier given than taken. It is a wide country, but I do not know just where to go.” “It is all roomContinue reading “Go West, Young Man”
An Ancient Terrible Tower – Part 1
This venture was recommended to me by a friend. He’s looking for a dice tower to use while playing Ancient Terrible Things. I’ve never played it, but the artwork looks awesome, so I readily agreed to the project. One drawing shows a stony cliff with a skull carved out of the rock. With that pictureContinue reading “An Ancient Terrible Tower – Part 1”
Completed – Heavy Freight
The mud sucked at the wagon’s wheels, persistently clawing at its contents. Argument could be made that the mud had greatest right to the cart’s contents, having until recently laid claim to the bounty it now held. As dogged, though, was the coach’s driver. He of the lead and the lash. He coaxed the pairContinue reading “Completed – Heavy Freight”
Heavy Freight Part 1
I am slightly modifying a 1/35 German kitchen trailer from MiniArt. I’m dumping the kitchen equipment and replacing it with a balsa wood trailer. You’ll find out what’s going on it soon enough! I’m using XPS foam for the base. It will house the horse and cart on a muddy trail. To get a nice,Continue reading “Heavy Freight Part 1”
Completed – The Dogan
The Dogan was a place of some sinister quality. Whatever purpose it had once served was lost to the men that occupied this time. Strange noises emanated from it on occasion, accompanied by strange smells of ozone and heat. It was a squat octagon of concrete that seemed to belie a larger warren. Like aContinue reading “Completed – The Dogan”
The Dogan Part 1
This project is a work in progress, tying together 3D printing, a model kit, and base building. It is a dark future that takes place in this world or one not too terribly far along the beam as this one. There are relics of a world gone by strewn across the landscape and not allContinue reading “The Dogan Part 1”
Modeling and Storytelling 