Civilisation: Progressive

While all this was going on, their bodies also started adapting to their new environment. Their tentacles had foregone their hands in favour of suction cups to help bond their constructs, and their organ sacks developed ability to change colour and even show pictures in order to help communicate.

Furthermore, while harvesting coral, they came across various fossils. They started worshipping these long extinct creatures as deities and monsters; they even went as far as to put them in their creations in order to bless them

videos: first cemetery of athens [oct 2020]

videos: first cemetery of athens [oct 2020]

I was out for a walk on Long Mynd, in South Shropshire. Near the car park where I left my car, I saw this interesting looking grassy hump, so I went to investigate and took this short video. It turns out it IS a neolithic burial mound, a type known as a "disc barrow", and the only one of its kind in Shropshire. For more information, check out https://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=10010

footage of my yuri game jam submission in its infancy, consisting of the primary mechanic of connecting to entities

the hardest part was the camera, funnily enough 😮

first released: 13.11.2021

After so much problems in transit my replacement box arrived and I decided to use the materials for this years Christmas card design.

A simple speed painting of my Ghosty re-imagined