Solveig Møster

@sunbun.bsky.social

Environment Artist on Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. I like cats, people and vertices. 🏳️‍🌈🐈 She/Her

Just a thought as someone who works with level design every now and then. I love creating alluring tunnels and secret tight spaces to crawl into to discover secret areas, places, what not. But for people with claustrophobia, is it uncomfortable to do this digitally as well? :p

Out of small joys in life, I love getting myself a nice little cup of cappuccino on my way to work. :) You can just sit there and enjoy it on the subway 😊 Its a rainy day today, but Im feeling really capable and good today.

Real world reference of yellow paint used in public spaces. Yellow paint has a job in the real world it’s around you every day, its there cos people need it or may need it in a time of emergency to help direct people to fire exits and the like. #reference

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I deliberately went home on holiday without a PC to not be able to work. Now I have a day with no plans, it's raining outside, and I have an insane urge to do a little 3D project on my free time. I can't. Its so horrible 😅😭

"Pillow deliveries pay well, but the region is suprisingly cold and require specialty footware to not slip on the ice once you get there. At least its easy to carry..." Finished up the sketch I did. Possibly my final art of the year. Strangely, this the first time I've ever fully shaded Mira

Mira carrying a set of bizarre pillows strapped to her back like a makeshift backpack. She's wearing baggy clothes and heavy spikes on her shoes for the oncoming ice climb. Walking across the tiles, she is followed by a little floating orb being, vaguely resembling a spiky, golden clamshell.

I would like to introduce you to the "Christmas Goob", a bit of art my son did on a Christmas card. I think I love him (the Goob, obvs I love my kiddo to pieces).

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A painting I made to test out the Holbein Irodori summer gouache paint set. The Spring Green and Evergreen from that set have became two of my favorites! 💙🌿

A small watercolor sketchbook sits open on a wooden desk, surrounded by paint tubes, brushes and a paint palette. The sketchbook displays a nature scene, with plants and trees in front of a shallow river, with foliage on the opposite side of the water.