A View Of A Gentle Hillside Path, With Four Variations In Lighting Thanks To CSP's Layer Modes: Glow

A view of a gentle hillside path, with four variations in lighting thanks to CSP's layer modes: Glow Dodge, Overlay, Soft Light, and Vivid Light. Take your pick, while I leave you with this small tale:

"The Hill in the distance was the perfect vantage point the adventurer needed. While it was far from the highest, it'd give them some time to find shelter as the storm approaches, like a menacing carpet slowly rolling towards them."

(I lay no claim to the tale, BTW; a friend of mine shared that as a response to the original tweet, and it goes remarkably well with the piece.)

Breach for the sky! Just, uh, don't breach too high, lest you earn the wrath of the Great Green Sky Noodle.

In case you're wondering what Cole's house looks like, here's a little peek!

And now, for a blast from the past, these two posts were from when my family and I went to see the Super Mario Bros. Movie! On top was our first attempt to go see it—the theater was way too crowded, so we ended up waiting for the demand to thin out before actually seeing it, leading to me drawing the image below for the occasion. It wasn't too bad, all things considered.

Autumn has arrived at last, and you know what that means—autumn art!

This is a piece from two years ago, and I'm still proud of it, especially with how Ghostie's jacket turned out. Perfect for handling the brisk fall weather.

...Why does this jacket have sleeves if he lacks arms? Good question.

Here's a close-up view of Ica's mech, Marchica, likely sitting in Ica's workshop and undergoing repairs after a recent battle.