April Barker

@kenzietuff My husband has long hair now and I love it. Very Aragorn. I help by cutting and layering it, as well as finding conditioning masks that make it look amazing. (I need to get him to cosplay Aragorn someday)

My husband has been growing his hair out long and both my mother and his mother keep making comments about it (they do not like it) and I just have to keep saying “well, I love it 😊”

@_Dofresh_ And I am so here for this. Love the vibes.

I am building a world.

Posted new piece on Artstation and it seems to summon a wave of bot/scammer emails. I've gotten the NFT email a couple times before, but the 'may i use this as inspiration for my new piece' seems to be the new common one.

@GOGcom Y2K space tick and time travel

@nuhre_ The first of the tie in novels, Exodus: The Archimedes Engine by Peter F. Hamilton was excellent and has really peaked my interest in this.

A lot of people aren’t familiar with Exodus, an upcoming Mass Effect-like that puts a twist on the whole “humanity reaching for the stars” sci-fi concept. Here’s what we know so far: • Narrative-driven sci-fi RPG from Archetype Entertainment, a studio backed by Wizards of the Coast • Led by veterans from BioWare (yes, that era) • Set in a far-future universe where humanity has fled Earth and is struggling to survive among advanced “alien” civilizations • You play as “The Traveler,” sent on dangerous missions across space • Core theme: time dilation—you leave for missions that feel like days for you, but years pass for everyone else • Your choices don’t just affect outcomes—they affect relationships because people literally move on without you • Heavy focus on companions, relationships, and player-driven narrative • Strong emphasis on cinematic storytelling and worldbuilding • Designed as a new sci-fi saga • Confirmed platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S • Still early/WIP gameplay shown, so there’s room for improvement No release date yet. But between ex-BioWare devs, time-bending narrative mechanics, and that twist on space exploration? Sign me the hell up.

@cimerians I've always loved how Royo illustrated his women. That's what made me pick up the Wayfarer Redemption series.

art by Luis Royo #fantasyart

Is that 3 lockdowns on Dire Marsh???

@theWellRedMage I hate it

Did I do this right?

@Ridd1e It would be a dream job to be hired to sculpt any of those. OTL

Can anime companies please get licenses from anime in the 80s,90s and early ‘00. And make some amazing dynamic figures from said series.. instead of the 84763828 version of super sonico or Miku. Escaflowne, Lodoss wars, Alita, Gunsmith cats, Iria, Dirty Pair..

@AutismCapital I'd always grab some when I went to Fry's Electronics. RIP

If you know you know. Thank you, old friend.

@CrusaderTwitch I saw them at the same spot, just opposite angle.

MULTIPLE BINGUS' SPOTTED

@MarathonTheGame "-by masking its signal with its signal mask" XD

In the unforgiving wilds of Tau Ceti IV, the lowly scavenger Rook must adapt to survive.

@MarathonTheGame He's talking to himself in Perimeter. #doublebingus

Where's Bingus?

@archon I grew up reading the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog comic and never heard the word "echidna" out loud till I was an adult. Always thought it was "ech-silent 'd' ina". Like itch, but with an e.

I read the AD&D DMG at too young an age and learned to read words I'd never heard anyone say. My parents had no idea what a "hobilar" even was, let alone how to correct its pronunciation. To this day I mispronounce dozens of words because of this. Who else suffers the same?

More Chrono Trigger love One of my favorite scenes in the game #ChronoTrigger31th

@tyawantyawan356 oh, I have an intense need to model this

絵チャで人外

Some of the Chrono Trigger garage kits I've made over the years. A major source of inspiration. So glad the game exists. #クロノトリガー31周年 #ChronoTrigger31stAnniversary

@palomamcclain I'm feeling the deep urge to pick up my oils again. Only tried gouache briefly in college. Always thought it was like a thicker watercolor.

Everybody is going back to traditional mediums lately and now I kinda wanna try gouache…

My team just got to experience a double Bingus moment. First time I've seen him, 25 hours in game so far. #marathon

@andrewgillsmith One of the Editorial reviews: 𝐵𝐿𝐴𝑀𝐸! 𝑚𝑒𝑒𝑡𝑠 𝐶𝑙𝑎𝑦𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒... And that's all I need to hear to pick this up.

Because people have been asking, the book in question is Sisters of Mercy, by Yuval Kordov. It's great, like all of his stuff. A novella about two sisters forced to become weapons, trying to find their purpose and each other in a post-apocalyptic landscape. You know, "religious babble" (per the reviewer). amazon.com/Sisters-Mercy-…