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I tried using some paper and lights to focus the mini pictures, but they still look kind of blobby, even tho the mini looks pretty nice in person.

Some of the shading on the left side looks off, but it otherwise looks okay. Any tips on taking better pictures of my mini or painting tips are welcome. I'm stipp learning.

Edit: Reposted the front one. Turns out my phone does something weird with pictures taken horizontally making it blurred.

Designed this on heroforge, and printed with my resin 3D printer. Spent 5-7 days painting it. Think I found a life long hobby <3

I hope this is okay here. I didn't see a specific minipainting community with more than 1 member.

Started painting this after resin printing a heroforge mini I made and bought. Just paid for the model file and here we are.

Anyway, spent maybe 5-7 days painting it. I think it looks better in person than from my phone camera (seems to highlight every imperfection, but it actually looks decent compared to what I've seen my friends paint). I'm still new to painting minis, but I think I found a life long hobby i enjoy. Hope you like it <3

The ToDo list from hell

Hadn't drawn anything in like 18 years, and my nephew asked me to draw something for him. Ended up being sort of a christmas gift.

My wife brought home a sloth toy for our puppy. She was so ecstatic I could barely get her to stay still for a picture

This is my entry to my SNES Style Graphics Jam #2. I was surprised by how much people enjoyed the game, so I'm sharing it around. Its a small narrative experience, and its rough around the edges. But it has a strong emotional narrative that I think people gravitated too.

Follow the child around as he lives the same day over and over again as you slowly piece together the pieces.

Come join us for some pixel art games! There's a prize (its not much, 50 bucks or a steam card), teams of 5 people or less. Let's make some fun fames!

Come join our SNES Style Graphics Jam! There's a prize (not a big one a 50 dollar gift card or a steam card). Teams of 5 or less, starting January 30th! Lets make some cool games!

Come join us for the Spooktober N64 Stype Graphics Jam #4! Make some cool retro games and have some fun with us! There's a 50 dollar cash prize!

Come join us for the Spooktober N64 Style Graphics Jam #4! Make some cool retro games, and have fun! There's a 50 dollar prize to the winning team!

I have used linux in a past job (I did not set it up), so im not a total noob with linux. But I am far from an expert. I bought a tablet that had a flavor of linux on it and found myself woefully unprepared trying to navigate the tablet. I was planning to use it for DnD for pdf reading, but it apparently wasn't capable of that bcz it was a rather custom OS. With windows 10 support being dropped by Microsoft in the next few months, I want to transition my desktop to Linux, and I thought I'd get a headstart on that. I have a windows 11 laptop (and I hate it), but im kinda stuck with it for now. So, in the spirit of I am a noob who isn't quite a noob, what do ya'll recommend? p.s. I used Ubuntu for a bit way way back in high school

Edit: I do game dev with Unreal. Another user pointed out that may affect my choice of distro

If you're here today, go see Hawthorne Heights for me! We aren't able to make the second day of the festival, and its stacked with fantastic bands! Have fun ya'll!

Warped tour is here again, day 1! They only post the band schedule at the start of the festival day. Let's go!