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@RossTheRedx

2D game artist // comic book colorist // prospector // node runner 🌽⛏️🥩

Katılım Temmuz 2020
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Fresh colors over an old Joe Mad BattleChasers poster. Thanks to my bestie Mike Bowden for providing his high res inks. “Dress for the job you want” so the saying goes… 🎩 (Full image in the comments)
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@897Mest The Georgians look plenty white to me. Caucasus-related ancestry is foundational to much of Europe’s genetic history via the steppe migrations by a matter of fact. I saw that father in the original post in my local pub last week, or some very distant relative perhaps.
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@RossTheRedx And the people from the Caucasian mountain range wouldn't be classed as white.
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Dave Wisecity@DaveWisecity·
@RossTheRedx @mikebowdenart @Marc_Deering Gladly.. -The colors express the perfe tone for each cover from dark avenger to lovers embrace to very distinguishable battle ready individuals in battle chasers (one of my favs). -The poses and angles perfectly convey the raw emotions & story. -EVERY COVER IS A MOST GRAB.
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samer@samer7art·
@RossTheRedx @mikebowdenart @Marc_Deering My pleasure I’m in love with that idea its so smart and creative and makes your art stand out more also it makes it makes it special and iconic keep it up! I love your work
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Unbased🧛🏿@unbasedsavage·
120 psi straight to the face 😭
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@zjdelicious Managing is balls. Much prefer to stick on an audiobook and zone out into menial tasks. I’m actually starting a roofing business in the next few months if my current projects do not pan out the way I plan. Trades make way more than I do in art and Ive a family to think of
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@RossTheRedx Tbh, that could be it. Avoid hiring someone to replace you lol. That's not the goal though, I would hate to manage a cleaning company :P I can't even manage myself
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Yeah but let’s address the elephant in the room. They build houses in tornado valley. Repeatedly. The insurance in the high risk areas is state funded so the rest of America pay for their poor decisions. I’m tired of defending the superiority of stone houses because they refuse to move somewhere safer 😭
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regular George@MrGeorgSplatoon·
@RossTheRedx @PanictheRaptor @EDG_Eat It's not just the wind. Floodwater, earthquakes, debris... hurricanes/ornadoes can pick up and throw CARS. The advantage of lighter materials is they're safer in the event of a collapse, create less dangerous debris, and are easier to rebuild
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@RossTheRedx It's actually kinda weird cause I was looking for a month prior to the post yesterday. Been a supervisor for labor workers in carpentry and an art director, but taking that off my resume and only putting down being a general laborer seemed to help. :P
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@PanictheRaptor @EDG_Eat Earthquake I can see it being a problem. EF4 it begins to crack but wouldn’t be swept off. I do not consider building anything in such zones a good idea regardless.
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🇺🇲Panic🇺🇲@PanictheRaptor·
@RossTheRedx @EDG_Eat There are large parts of the US where a stone house would not ultimately survive (and would take any occupants with it), whether by earthquake, hurricane, or by EF4 or worse tornado.
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How are light materials an improvement over heavy in this situation? A typical hurricane isn’t lifting any of the stone in my wall whether it’s loose or still part of the wall. The most I’ve had in 110 mph gusts is a slate slid down to the gutter. And a pane of glass flew out of an old skylight once. It was the trees that were the big concern. Thick stone structure survive winds in excess of 200 mph. If your roof is anchored, you’re solid.
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regular George@MrGeorgSplatoon·
@PanictheRaptor @RossTheRedx @EDG_Eat Yeah, I hate to defend Americans on this one but the west coast, midwest, and the south get earthquakes, tornadoes, and hurricanes so it's a safety issue to have heavy building materials. They build houses with bricks in the northeast where the weather doesn't kill you 😭
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just a reminder ladies and gentlemen
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