As well as my island, I'm re-visiting Weeping Willow at the moment. I did that environment in just six weeks, so it's not exactly perfect. Well, it's not entirely finished anyway. Are artworks ever finished anyway? We always create a piece, then beam with pride when it's finished. Then re-visit it six months later, and cringe. Anyway, I prefabricated the trees since I just originally plopped them down and resized them. I've made dock weeds to create a bit more variance on the

Well, Wix crashed and I lost half of the original blog post, so here we go again. I am very VERY bled dry at the moment. I just wrapped up M.I.A (which drained the life out of me), I am graduating soon, I cannot find the time and inspiration to continue writing my novel, and after almost eleven years in the automotive trade, I am officially done with working as a mechanic. So, I came home from work on Friday after another crappy day (every day is a crappy day at the moment) w

No, I don't need to go! So, crunch time is on for the gold release date for M.I.A! Next Tuesday, November first! There's not an insane amount of work to do though. Just updating the documentation, and a few more models to go. I would have liked to have added a lot more assets into the environment, but you can only do so much in a certain amount of time. I've been rushing to get the last of the assets done during the past couple of days. I modeled a folding chair (above), as w

LOOK LOOK LOOK! I HAVE A BLOG! LOOK LOOK! I'M SPECIAL! Hey peoples! So I opened up a blog. Not strictly about gaming and art, but anything from cats, to cheesecake, to vegetables that have grown into somewhat of an erotic shape. So, let me update you about what's currently going on in my hectic life... So, for the past three months I've been working on a playable trailer for a game called M.I.A. It's a first person atmospheric exploration game, set in a 1970s post-apocalyptic