Tim Soretさんのイラストまとめ

Yang Qi seems to be equally at ease with environment art as he is with characters, which is impressive.

Cancel culture is spreading internationally.

This Japanese artist was attacked for the watercolor skin rendition of this character, and drafted an apology in English.

Again, online, we're all caught in the crossfire of America's culture war.

https://t.co/jydKGBB17m

The best episodes are the reversal ones, in which, after various stratagems (love potions, deodorants), Penelope finally falls in love.

One of the best avatar maker I've seen.
The art I mean, not the UI. I particularly like the front/back hair selection, allowing a wide variety of styles. Games should take inspiration from it.
https://t.co/Drpjw4VBrS https://t.co/1kIsWJEGK3

I think Oscar Isaac is a perfect match for Solid Snake.

He combines finesse & intelligence with disarming charm & strong physical presence, a very delicate balance that almost nobody can pull off.

@arvalis The difference also comes from the super neutral color grading. Matching the mood makes it a bit less clinical.

@NickADobos There are open source softwares like Krita that are much better at this.

@fabynou I see that you're starting corrections. Don't forget the aspect ratio or it will keep being stretched vertically. You can see how the moon isn't round on your screenshots (left) vs Atari or Amiga.

We can find his artistic DNA in science-fiction everywhere nowadays. In Mass Effect for instance, where you can recognize the obvious inspiration for the Mako & the Citadel.
https://t.co/aMWlDO9RAL

Without Syd Mead, no Daft Punks helmets.

He's not too happy about those either:
"Not only is the Daft Punk version poorly proportioned but the ornament is a badly executed variation of Greco-Roman motif. I don't really care at this point."

https://t.co/aH7JQjqIbp