Leo
@leoleus.bsky.social
Indie dev, artist and nature/cat lover!
I draw mostly bear pinups and rough landscapes
Making a roguelite game about a tiny gnome
I draw mostly bear pinups and rough landscapes
Making a roguelite game about a tiny gnome
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I’m not arguing with no account defending AI. My grandmother lives in an area being environmentally compromised currently by an ai data center. I remember the color of the lake before they built it and the sludge I see in it when I go to see her. Shut the fuck up about “the benefits of AI” forever.
February 7, 2026 at 3:46 PM
I’m not arguing with no account defending AI. My grandmother lives in an area being environmentally compromised currently by an ai data center. I remember the color of the lake before they built it and the sludge I see in it when I go to see her. Shut the fuck up about “the benefits of AI” forever.
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Came across a very interesting ice pattern that caught my interest immediately.
January 28, 2026 at 9:40 PM
Came across a very interesting ice pattern that caught my interest immediately.
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More #goblinweek! This little wandering goblinette is still one of my favorites.
Gouache.
Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vmad...
Gouache.
Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vmad...
January 28, 2026 at 9:53 AM
More #goblinweek! This little wandering goblinette is still one of my favorites.
Gouache.
Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vmad...
Gouache.
Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/vmad...
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Morning, bitches!
Some upsetting statements on #creation from management
-The larger the creative team the less likely the work will be notable
-Great #art is almost always created independent of corporate requirements
-Art that changes the world is usually what no one knew they wanted at the time
Some upsetting statements on #creation from management
-The larger the creative team the less likely the work will be notable
-Great #art is almost always created independent of corporate requirements
-Art that changes the world is usually what no one knew they wanted at the time
January 21, 2026 at 3:53 PM
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Continued:
-if you create something great for a corporation it’s far more likely you’ll never get the credit or the money for it as opposed to making it on your own
-corporate creative jobs are neither stable or a method of “making it” as an artist
-owning your work is key to success as an artist
-if you create something great for a corporation it’s far more likely you’ll never get the credit or the money for it as opposed to making it on your own
-corporate creative jobs are neither stable or a method of “making it” as an artist
-owning your work is key to success as an artist
January 21, 2026 at 4:06 PM
Continued:
-if you create something great for a corporation it’s far more likely you’ll never get the credit or the money for it as opposed to making it on your own
-corporate creative jobs are neither stable or a method of “making it” as an artist
-owning your work is key to success as an artist
-if you create something great for a corporation it’s far more likely you’ll never get the credit or the money for it as opposed to making it on your own
-corporate creative jobs are neither stable or a method of “making it” as an artist
-owning your work is key to success as an artist
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Check this one fact out:
"In 2024, the total installed electricity capacity of the planet—every coal, gas, hydro, and nuclear plant and all of the renewables—was about 10 terawatts. The Chinese solar supply chain can now pump out 1 terawatt of panels every year."
"In 2024, the total installed electricity capacity of the planet—every coal, gas, hydro, and nuclear plant and all of the renewables—was about 10 terawatts. The Chinese solar supply chain can now pump out 1 terawatt of panels every year."
January 21, 2026 at 4:34 PM
Check this one fact out:
"In 2024, the total installed electricity capacity of the planet—every coal, gas, hydro, and nuclear plant and all of the renewables—was about 10 terawatts. The Chinese solar supply chain can now pump out 1 terawatt of panels every year."
"In 2024, the total installed electricity capacity of the planet—every coal, gas, hydro, and nuclear plant and all of the renewables—was about 10 terawatts. The Chinese solar supply chain can now pump out 1 terawatt of panels every year."
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January 19, 2026 at 9:55 PM
But who IS Gideon S. Turner? #starfleetacademy
January 17, 2026 at 7:14 PM
But who IS Gideon S. Turner? #starfleetacademy
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the other day my 8yo said Spanish was his third language. then he counted "uno, dos, tres..." all the way up to "nueve" and then said "uh, i forget." i said "diez?" and this kid straight up replied "diez nuts"
January 17, 2026 at 5:49 AM
the other day my 8yo said Spanish was his third language. then he counted "uno, dos, tres..." all the way up to "nueve" and then said "uh, i forget." i said "diez?" and this kid straight up replied "diez nuts"
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Rusty, a one-month-break allegory.
January 12, 2026 at 12:21 PM
Rusty, a one-month-break allegory.
Retopology and skinning are completely cursed activities, I can tell you that much #learning3D #blender
January 13, 2026 at 3:39 PM
Retopology and skinning are completely cursed activities, I can tell you that much #learning3D #blender
Finished my first sculpt ever! This will be the gnome you control in my game 💪
#gamedev #indie #screenshotsaturday
#gamedev #indie #screenshotsaturday
January 11, 2026 at 2:08 AM
Finished my first sculpt ever! This will be the gnome you control in my game 💪
#gamedev #indie #screenshotsaturday
#gamedev #indie #screenshotsaturday
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My painting SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS
January 9, 2026 at 7:14 PM
My painting SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS
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star trek is about a utopian vision of the future bordering on fantasy where people someday will be able to make good choices about complicated problems by talking to each other and involving people who know about things
The thing about Star Trek is that the majority of it has the crew spending most of the episode trying to figure out, through arguing and investigating, what's the right thing to do in a complicated situation and I don't think any shows do that now? Like in a Very Special Episode but not all the time
November 27, 2025 at 3:46 AM
star trek is about a utopian vision of the future bordering on fantasy where people someday will be able to make good choices about complicated problems by talking to each other and involving people who know about things
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amazing textures at the lake today
January 5, 2026 at 4:41 PM
amazing textures at the lake today
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With all the Sandfall and Larian AI-related news, there are bound to be fans that feel that the flak was disproportionate in terms of the degree of AI use
And it would be, if those examples existed in a vacuum
But it's far more important to nip any and all genAI use in the bud
And it would be, if those examples existed in a vacuum
But it's far more important to nip any and all genAI use in the bud
December 28, 2025 at 10:04 AM
With all the Sandfall and Larian AI-related news, there are bound to be fans that feel that the flak was disproportionate in terms of the degree of AI use
And it would be, if those examples existed in a vacuum
But it's far more important to nip any and all genAI use in the bud
And it would be, if those examples existed in a vacuum
But it's far more important to nip any and all genAI use in the bud
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Any and all use, no matter how inconsequential it seems, has a snowball effect. Once upper management gets like "oh, it saved me 2 minutes writing this email" it's a matter of not much time before it trickles down to "you should use it so you can do 2x the work in the same time"
December 28, 2025 at 10:04 AM
Any and all use, no matter how inconsequential it seems, has a snowball effect. Once upper management gets like "oh, it saved me 2 minutes writing this email" it's a matter of not much time before it trickles down to "you should use it so you can do 2x the work in the same time"
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All of this is still without considering the legal, ethical, sociopolitical, health and environment implications of the tech
Despite all that, it's still a tool to serve capitalistic gains, because the only thing it does, with no regard to output quality, is to "save time" so you can do more work.
Despite all that, it's still a tool to serve capitalistic gains, because the only thing it does, with no regard to output quality, is to "save time" so you can do more work.
December 28, 2025 at 10:04 AM
All of this is still without considering the legal, ethical, sociopolitical, health and environment implications of the tech
Despite all that, it's still a tool to serve capitalistic gains, because the only thing it does, with no regard to output quality, is to "save time" so you can do more work.
Despite all that, it's still a tool to serve capitalistic gains, because the only thing it does, with no regard to output quality, is to "save time" so you can do more work.