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WisdomBetwixt
@unduebearings.com
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Guy who likes thinking about stories

Working on two concepts that I hope to turn into games someday

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The wonderful @beawitchment.bsky.social finished this kickass Kaiju design commission for me today! I couldn't be happier with the result and am very excited to see elements of it on the character who was spliced with it.
Reference artwork for a bio electric Kaiju (giant monster) which is primarily a dark purple, fading to a dim yellow on its fins. Its body is similar in shape to that of a seal, but it has more developed front limbs featuring prominent, crystalline claws. It also has many fish-like characteristics, including two additional sets of fins and a vertical tail. The head, tail, fins, and back all feature tendrils ending in blue bio electric bulbs. There are also smaller, non-electric yellow bulbs.
March 28, 2025 at 6:25 PM
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A simple seven-pointed star graphic around which I'm going to be building the future look of my online presence!
A vector graphic of a two-tone yellow seven-pointed star design. The star is subdivided into seven "petals," which have been separated from each other such that there are gaps between each one and a "hole" in the middle of the design.
November 5, 2024 at 8:00 PM
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Yeah! We all were. My little cousin and her friends were all going as Batman villains, so I joined in as the Riddler! It was just a Spirit Halloween costume, but I think I wore it pretty well lol
A mirror selfie of a white man with short brown hair, a short brown beard, and dark brown eyes. He is wearing a green suit covered in question marks, the standard costume of the “Batman” villain “The Riddler.”
November 1, 2024 at 7:49 AM
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A while back I commissioned this artwork of a character for a project I call Never Kill a Spider. I eventually want to turn it into a fast-paced tactics-lite game, but I have a lot of learning to do before I can manage that, haha.

Artwork by @beawitchment.bsky.social (Highly recommend!!!)
Reference sheet for a character. Character is a white preteen girl with an outfit inspired by that of the Knights Templar, but is high-tech to fit a cyberpunk setting. Her outfit is white and orange. There is a close up of her eyes, which are heterochromatic, the left green and the right orange with an unusual broken pupil that imitates sunspots. Alternate views of the same character as in the other image. These show her while using her powers, which manifest as two left wings made of plasma and a miniature solar flare in the rough shape of half a halo. They also show what she looks like when wearing her hood and mask.
October 20, 2024 at 5:04 AM
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A bit late to this and he is fairly obscure, but heck it, Klaus Von Reinherz from Kekkai Sensen.
Reference sheet of Klaus Von Reinherz from Kekkai Sensen (a.k.a. Blood Blockade Battlefront). He is a broad-shouldered man dressed in a well-fitted vest, slacks, shirt, and tie. His hair is red and cut short in the back and short to medium length on top. He has severe sideburns and small fangs that protrude from his lower law.
January 10, 2024 at 11:43 PM
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Well, I’ve caught Covid for the first time. Fun!
A positive Covid test
January 3, 2024 at 3:40 PM
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Screw it, I know these don't really make sense without an unreasonably lengthy explanation, but I'm proud of them!

Behold, the charts I recently made describing the narrative progression of a... video game? concept I've been rolling around for a while.
A diagram entitled "Outer Framework." It depicts a time loop with a limited number (7) of iterations. In the first iteration, events referred to as "The Tower of Brass and Neon" lead to the apocalypse. This leads into a "deific" being called upon, who sends someone back in time, creating a new timeline. In this new timeline, the alterations caused by the time traveler incidentally cause a tragedy that leads to a new character being present for The Tower. If that character overcomes the challenges of the tower, they achieve "Victory 1." If they fail, the apocalypse occurs again, and a new diefic is called upon, who sends back a new time traveler. This process can be repeated until a seventh timeline is reached, and each time a new character will be present for The Tower, alongside characters from previous timelines. If these characters fail to overcome the seventh iteration of The Tower, they lose for good, but if they win, they achieve Victory 26. I am aware this is gobbledygook. A diagram entitled "Inner Structure." In depicts a "zoomed in" view of the events referred to as "The Tower of Brass and Neon" in the "Outer Structure Diagram." The progression of these events changes depending on the iteration, with an additional character and boss being added with each new iteration. In the first iteration, a character referred to as "Astronomer" is killed or captured at the very start, causing the rest of the events to be skipped. In every subsequent iteration, a new character saves Astronomer in "Chapter 1." Chapters 1-6 form "Act I," in which the characters visit six locations consistent across timelines, joining up with any characters introduced in previous iterations and the time traveler of the current iteration. Act II is made up of a series of modular, character-relevant chapters that occur in a different order depending on the iteration. Act III is the final challenge, the titular Tower. The events of the seventh iteration are markedly different.
September 29, 2023 at 4:10 AM