Beni Andermatt

@beniandermatt.bsky.social

He/Him | Swiss | Dad | Technical/3D Artist | D&D enthusiast | literally just some guy. 🍉 Formerly @realAndermatt on twitter

excited to share this illustration i did for 3 Oceans Puzzle Co.! i don’t do a lot of client work anymore, but who am i to resist puffins and a cute little newfie fishing village? you can get this as a really cool wooden puzzle on their site, and i have prints available too! (links below) #art

a fun colourful and textured illustration of one puffin bringing a beakful of fish to three other puffins on a cliff near a brightly-coloured fishing village on the atlantic ocean. humpback whales breach in the background near an iceberg, and a lighthouse shines through the fog. distant seagulls play among the clouds

I really need journalists to learn that every time OpenAI or Anthropic or xAI says that their model has broken containment and could destroy humanity that it’s a marketing pitch by companies running out of cash with high overheads and no profitable business model wanting more investment.

Happy Birthday Henry! 👁️👃👁️💜 Henry Halfhead launched exactly one year ago! Thank you for all the lovely reviews and precious feedback we received 💜 To celebrate, the game is on it's biggest discount yet on Steam, PS5 and Switch! Get it now and play it alone or with a friend ❤️

Quelques recherches graphiques pour ma nouvelle série « Oscar », chez @ruedesevresBD Le premier tome sera en librairie le 9 septembre ! A few research sketches for my new series “Oscar”, published by Rue de Sèvres.

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Very nicely put. E.g. I can no longer enjoy Luc Besson's movies, knowing what a perv he is. Things that used to feel sweet now feel creepy. The material hasn't changed, and if he didn't suck, I'd still love it. I wish I could at least still appreciate the films for everyone else who worked on them.

Micah@rincewind.run · 3w ago

this is absolutely true! "this work is bad now because we can see that this was actually a confession rather than commentary" is a thing (see: much of louis ck's work) we just can't fall into the trap of "I can therefore now always discern between social commentary and the author's beliefs"

“this person is bad so their work was always bad” is also a really dangerous view to take because it leads to - unconscious or not - a bias towards “but I do like this other person’s work, ergo they must be a good person” which, as we have seen over and over, is simply not true

lott@lott24m.bsky.social · 3w ago

What happens a lot on social media is when someone (Warren Ellis, Neil Gaiman now Ed Brubaker) has allegations thrown at them people tend to leap out the woodwork saying "their work was never good." That helps no one as it's irrelevant. What matters is their actions and what they did.

I'm an official D&D/MTG illustrator working on a game that's p much a love letter to everything I like about RPGs. and more: it's pay-what-you-like. get OMIOS URES for free if you want, I don't care. spread the word, play the game once with your group and I guarantee they will want a campaign. :)

page of OMIOS URES. digital painting over graphite sketch of a chameleon hunter with a hand cannon. his prehensile tail is holding a torch behind him, and various items are strapped to his body. a bandolier with potions, a large bag with a bear trap sticking out, a fairy in a cage hanging from a rod. waterskin, pocket watch, sleeping bag, retro aviator-like goggles on his forehead. he walks hunched, as if sneaking about, and his delicate gait - exactly like a chameleon's - is a visual play, resembling the tippy toe walk of a cartoonish hunter

text says: 

ITEMS ITEMS ITEMS 

The following pages cover a number of ordinary (and extraordinary) miscellania favored by adventurers.

When employing an item’s Skill Check for a NPC, replace the skill with the NPC’s Body, Mind or Magic. An NPC trying to break out of manacles uses Body instead of Physique.
Matheus Graef@omiosures.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Heavily inspired by Morrowind, Planescape and 70's Star Wars with a dash of bronze age and art nouveau. The mood? Conan after Conan: all the heroes are dead and this is the world they built. That's OMIOS URES, my weird fantasy RPG. And it's FREE on itch.io! matheusgraef.itch.io/omios-ures

A black robed wizard, embroided with stars, stands on top of a stone peak. Behind him, the vastness of the world. The early morning creeps amidst the ravines, painting the world in coy lilacs and deep purples. A city of horned spires jolts from the stony wastes, illuminated in bright cosmopolitan oranges. An alien zeppelin flares out its floodlights at the rooftops and beyond.

The wizard stares at the viewer, though we do not see within his cloak and hood. Blackness. From the void creeps out two marble-white hands, old as time, covered in rings, gesturing in unknown signs.

OMIOS URES

This morning I entered my office and found my pig had built ANOTHER pig using the very same office supplies from my drawer. Worse, they were huddled over a little post-it note containing a todo list with items like "SEFL-REPLIKATE" and "WOLRD DOMINASION" these pigs must be regulated and I need $60bn

Hampus Flink 🐷💢@hampus.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Guys I built a little pig out of erasers and push pins, it is REALLY SMART and may kill us all, I value my company at $1.8 trillion thank you

Without saying your age, what is your favorite film that came out when you were 20 Damn, it was such a good year for movies. Lots of famous ones too. So I'll go with a lesser know gem: Tucker and Dale vs Evil

Tucker & Dale: A Doozy of a Day

ALT: Tucker & Dale: A Doozy of a Day

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sophie_exhausted_finalFINAL_03.psd@netizenses.bsky.social · 3w ago

Without saying your age, what is your favorite film that came out when you were 20 � @manmademoon.bsky.social's 'Moon', by a country mile. Gets more devastating on each rewatch.

“Lost media” no longer! I finally got permission to upload “AL’S BRAIN,” an 11-minute educational 3-D film attraction which ran at the Orange County and Western Washington fairs, and hasn’t been seen publicly since 2009. You can watch the whole thing here: youtu.be/2xujU87ZHt4