Tessera
Folgen

Simon Roy

@simonroy.bsky.social

Artist/Writer of such comics as Griz Grobus, Habitat, Jan's Atomic Heart, Prophet, and more Find my sweet comics here: https://linktr.ee/simonroy

1339 Posts6735 Follower375 Folgt
Jay Eaton@jayeatonart.bsky.social · 22h ago

24 HOURS LEFT on the Almost Real Kickstarter!! And, incredibly, we only have A SINGLE stretch goal left! Help us hit it, and in exchange, you'll get hundreds of pages of beautifully illustrated speculative biology! www.kickstarter.com/projects/alm...

Almost Real: A Speculative Biology Zine • Vol 6 & Book 1

The spec bio anthology series is BACK with its sixth volume all about POP CULTURE, and a REMASTERED HARDBACK COLLECTION of Volumes 1–5!

kickstarter.com

Ramonkey Perales@ramonkey.bsky.social · 4d ago

You need to try Ship Shaper demo, man. Super fun to mess around and it lets you export the 3D model and even use it for printing, no copyright. Gotta love indie devs. . . . (on the left, my design, on the right, what the demo lets you make)

BildBildBild
Simon Roy@simonroy.bsky.social · 5d ago

I love this thread from Seth- the deep capitalistic shift towards “content” does give the upcoming generations some rather hollow examples of what being an artist entails- but the attention economy is ruthless

Seth Rutledge@eldritch48.bsky.social · 5d ago

"Art" these days means very different things to people. For many, it's something they can contribute to the TTRPG / video game / animation / tv industries - NOT something to express their humanity and POV. They don't want to talk about the human condition, they want to get paid to paint dragons.

Stefan Tosheff@stefantosheff.bsky.social · 7d ago

This is exciting! I got nominated as best pencilier at Ringo awards this year. I'm blown away, totally shocked and stoked at the same time. To be listed next to some of my favourite artists is such an honour.

Bild
Sofa (Comms Open)@sofamods.bsky.social · last wk.

Tryna give FF's "generic" assets a common design language suggesting even the combat vehicles aren't made for proper warfare (soft edges, exposed fragile-looking greebles). Figure they're all from the same manufacturer, either some alt-history spin on an existing defense company or just made up.

Bild
Doug@doug.city · last wk.

This one is architecturally notable for, among other things, a set of doors not made for this building (or even *a* building) at all.

Doors of the Lost SS Normandie are at a Brooklyn Church - Untapped New York

Residing unsuspectingly at the Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Church are doors that were once part of the French ship the SS Normandie.

untappedcities.com

Churches of New York@brooklynwandering.bsky.social · last wk.

Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Rite Cathedral, 113 Remsen St, Brooklyn, NY 11201

mohlezuneapolj.bsky.social@mohlezuneapolj.bsky.social · 2w ago

"Griz Grobus and the tale of Azkon's Heart" by @simonroy.bsky.social Jess Pollard & Sergey Nazarov was an interesting change of tune after "Habitat" & "A star called the Sun". Two intertwined stories, of which only one is set in the reality of the "Habitat"-universe. I liked it, would recommended.

Cover of "Griz Grobus": Depicting at its center three puzzled looking humana standing in front of a large robot. On the lower side is a set of seven medaillons, showing the faces of several other characters, at their center a goose.A page from "Griz Grobus": People in a snowy settlement watch, as a robot prepares food from some roots. One of them is served a plate of the resulting souplike substance with a sceptical expression.A page from "Griz Grobus": Some kind of spiritlike apparation speeds through a medieval looking tent camp and finally resides inside a goose. Much to the shock of a cook who was about to slaughter it.
mohlezuneapolj.bsky.social@mohlezuneapolj.bsky.social · 2w ago

From page one "A star called The Sun" by @simonroy.bsky.social with Sergei Nazarov and Drew Shields just bursts with creativity and enthusiasm for the universe it shows us glimpses into. I already read "Habitat" multiple times ... And will now have to re-read it again I guess. Absolutly recommended!

Cover of "A star called The Sun" depicting an alien hunter posing, like for a photo, side by side with a human.