Daniel Gunnarsson
@demexyz.bsky.social
Professional archaeologist. Games, graphics and illustration enthusiast. Exploring digital methods for understanding and representing the past.
IIRC that's basically what it is! Back when all glass was blown, you'd make panes by blowing cylinders/bottles, then cutting and laying them flat. The end would be a byproduct and made for a cheap alternative to larger panes.
August 3, 2025 at 5:41 PM
IIRC that's basically what it is! Back when all glass was blown, you'd make panes by blowing cylinders/bottles, then cutting and laying them flat. The end would be a byproduct and made for a cheap alternative to larger panes.
Until it was taken down last year, there was a wind turbine I could see from my kitchen window. Friends would think I was joking when I said I enjoyed watching it, but I really miss it.
July 14, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Until it was taken down last year, there was a wind turbine I could see from my kitchen window. Friends would think I was joking when I said I enjoyed watching it, but I really miss it.
Love the style of the monochrome concepts. Thought they were already 3D at first, but I see they must be 2D? (Would like to see one of the turf/earthwork houses)
January 20, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Love the style of the monochrome concepts. Thought they were already 3D at first, but I see they must be 2D? (Would like to see one of the turf/earthwork houses)