Frank
@muaddib4.bsky.social
Animator, Instructor, gameDev, Artist, Husband, Father, Drawing, Sketching, Illustration, Watercolor, Film, Kung Fu, Nature, Novels,Tabletops, video games, comics
Oh man, what a show to see! Kudos!
February 6, 2026 at 7:14 AM
Oh man, what a show to see! Kudos!
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2/2 Cold winters in 19th-century France: train station in Sceaux, 1870, painted by Edouard Manet. He was born OTD in 1832.
January 23, 2026 at 3:53 PM
2/2 Cold winters in 19th-century France: train station in Sceaux, 1870, painted by Edouard Manet. He was born OTD in 1832.
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If one of my players dies, I usually give them the opportunity for a last hurrah to do with as they see fit.
When two of them died in the same encounter, one took out a couple enemies in a desperate push, one set up a deal with his warlock patron that helped resurrect the other 2 IRL years later.
When two of them died in the same encounter, one took out a couple enemies in a desperate push, one set up a deal with his warlock patron that helped resurrect the other 2 IRL years later.
January 22, 2026 at 3:48 PM
If one of my players dies, I usually give them the opportunity for a last hurrah to do with as they see fit.
When two of them died in the same encounter, one took out a couple enemies in a desperate push, one set up a deal with his warlock patron that helped resurrect the other 2 IRL years later.
When two of them died in the same encounter, one took out a couple enemies in a desperate push, one set up a deal with his warlock patron that helped resurrect the other 2 IRL years later.
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Italian voice actor Carlo Bononi was the voice of all of the characters on Pingu. A trained clown by trade, he used a theater technique called grammelot, which consists of "speaking" in a mix of babbled gibberish noises. He improvised all the voices live and unscripted.
January 20, 2026 at 3:49 PM
Italian voice actor Carlo Bononi was the voice of all of the characters on Pingu. A trained clown by trade, he used a theater technique called grammelot, which consists of "speaking" in a mix of babbled gibberish noises. He improvised all the voices live and unscripted.
Beautifully gratuitous and im here for every second of this.
January 21, 2026 at 5:04 PM
Beautifully gratuitous and im here for every second of this.
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And here’s a George Moore woodcut of a natty-looking cyclist on an 1887 Rover Safety bicycle.
January 9, 2026 at 11:23 AM
And here’s a George Moore woodcut of a natty-looking cyclist on an 1887 Rover Safety bicycle.