I Framed A Beautiful Set Of Pictures From @gametee That I Received As Gifts For My Last Birthday. I'm

I framed a beautiful set of pictures from @gametee that I received as gifts for my last birthday. I'm really pleased with how they turned out. Each one has custom-made matboard with fancy handmade paper, and the aim was to try and match the relative aesthetic of each era of Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite.

Am I doing Inktober? Is it Artober? Am I doing "I just want to make some art since I've been burned out and artist blocked for too goddamn long and it happens to be October and I should just use whatever I feel like but I'm gonna do it every day?" Yes, that one.

Ruby’s got a lot of scars. Not shown: the debridement scar on her right leg from an unfortuitous slime encounter.

So I have made a new blog for rebogging things that I like and for sharing random nonsense and things. At the moment, I am attempting to condense a number of side blogs that I've long since abandoned into a single place. This is my art blog, and I like to keep it that single focus, but I also want to be able to share things that I like or that I think are funny.

If you would like to follow that blog, it's at @remyousa

One of my best friends got me a gorgeous print by @abz-j-harding and, as my day job is now “framer” in a high-end custom frame shop, I decided it needed some fancy frame treatment.

Adventures in framing more of my own artwork, today's being a cheap thrift store frame that I split apart, repaired, cut, and put back together in a new size and shape. It's gratifying to feel like I'm getting better at certain aspects of my job, like actually joining frames.