Friendly Skeleton

@jonathan.eylerwerve.com

I post art, art process, some trash. Reskeets mean you fucking crushed it, good job. Chicago. Trying to make the Internet a nice place for humans at https://civicworkbench.com

A useful trick taught by the Crawlers Guild involves a bit of necromancy: always try to reanimate and bind to your will weathered skulls you find on the floor. They might deliver good intel if you know what you're doing.

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here's another throwback from 2016 a private poster commission inspired by Moby Dick honestly still really love this one, both the concept and execution i worked on pre-inked scratchboard for this one (so fully black) instead of the usual white claybord that i ink myself 30x40cm

a black and white scratchboard illustration inspired by Mody Dick. It depicts a giant white whale about to collide with a whaling ship. The scene is viewed from a bird's eye view, high above the scene. Seagulls are seen orbiting around the scene. The ship and the whale create waves in the water that reinforce the tension between them.

In 2025 "Nano Banana 2" was the new darling corporate slideware creator and the homepage of the product was a single demo: taking a professionally dressed woman and putting her in a bikini. Homepage of the product. Google has absolutely lost the plot at the leadership level.

Ketan Joshi@ketanjoshi.co · 5d ago

Absolutely nuts: Google Earth now has a feature that lets you convincingly fabricate satellite imagery www.digitaldigging.org/p/how-to-pla...

a fakje satellite image of a crater

“Sometimes that shark, he looks right into you. Right into your eyes. You know the thing about a shark, he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes, like a doll’s eyes. When he comes at you, doesn’t seem to be livin’.

Portrait of Quint from the movie Jaws with the Orca (his fishing boat) at sea, a couple of floating barrels in the water