You might like a lot of stuff by The Sword.

Example

There are vocals but they are smooth and crisp rather than the xtreme death metal habit of trying to eat the mic.

Thanks!

Full Spectrum Warrior.

What a neat game that nobody talks about. It’s in the squad level tactical shooter wheelhouse, although it isn’t actually a shooter. You take an over-the-shoulder view switching between two (sometimes 3) teams in a squad, directing them through levels. It is sort of like Brothers In Arms, though in a more modern setting, small numbers of people to control, and having to fully rely on your NPCs to kill the enemies. An interesting twist on the squad management genre, it sits somewhere between a tactical management shooter, and a top down management game like Door Kickers.

I draw a lot of organic things. I think the organic looking lines are just a result. Other people here and else are also seeing neurons and the inside of an eye.

Big stuff straight into the trash. Little stuff into the sink strainer. It all settles to the middle of the strainer. Pick up the strainer and dump it into the trash.

Those were both side games. Like how Fallout New Vegas isn’t Fallout 4.

I know commenters will probably be outraged by this sale, but to me this is just the status quo of the modern art scene. The high end art scene hasn’t been about appreciating the art itself since Andy Warhol (at least). The scene is just a bunch of people with too much money all pretending to be intellectuals to each other and buying garbage to prove how deep and meaningful it is. There’s probably also an element of money funny business as well, but I’m not versed enough to say the exact mechanisms, just that I feel in my bones that when people are trading around multi-million dollar paintings among other people in the scene that I am suspicious. There is as much personal expression and meaning in the AI creation as there is in most other pieces being pumped out.

I have exactly as much respect for the AI art generator as I do for the rest of the human high end artists churning out junk for rich people.

A shame the Monitor never caught on. I find it incredibly aesthetic and staying true to the original intended purpose of the BAR.

The Swedish must have really loved the BAR. Variants of the design remained in use all the way until the 1990s.

The photo looks like a Kg m/21, which was made in the USA by Colt on a contract for Sweden, with certain Swedish specific specifications like the pistol grip.

BY GAWD THE DNC IS (rhetorically) TORN IN HALF!

I am glad I passed your purity test. For now.

Hopefully the council will not have to decide my fate.

I don’t know what you think it is, but this is in-universe propaganda to scifi soldiers to smoke their “special” cigarettes.

I say it’s from a worldbuilding project in the title, to let people know this is a drawing that is a small part of a bigger piece of fiction. And you say “but what about real life?”

Mostly Zieler brand art markers. The colors blend well into themselves, although they tend to bleed out at the edges, so it can be tricky sometimes to color tight spaces. I have a few other random brands, like what I did the skin with, but those do tend to get those ugly lines, and I try to only use them for relatively small areas. My previous 3 drawings were all done with them rather than my Zielers and I can tell.

Also you absolutely need a piece of cardboard spacer or the markers will bleed onto the next page.

Adapt or die.

It’s a Wizards riff.

You can dial manually as long as you bring your own power source.

No, my influences are older.