Scott Elyard (1/2 of CubelightGFX)

@cgfx.bsky.social

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https://cubelight.graphics https://orc.one Paintings, art, murals, classic D&D/AD&D and other stuff. Wife: @alaskanime.bsky.social No AI/NFTs Alaskan.

"The Horror in Green" an image of an idol of Cthulhu with writing on its base.
Portion of a 20-year old mural with lettering which reads “Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum. Found 2006… North Slope, Alaska.
Mural of a charging Pachyrhinosaurus. Made some time in 2007, if memory serves.
Pitfall II game cartridge for the Commodore 64.
A Triceratops skeleton with lights on it.
Output of my Commdore 64 showing the number of times any given stat is rolled.
Raven standing at our booth at the Meadow Lakes Thursday Market here in sunny Meadow Lakes, Alaska. She is surrounded by art and sun catchers.
Image of the cover of Dungeons & Dragons Expert Rulebook with a Wizard scrying on some adventurers fighting a dragon.
Takara SF Land represented in a pseudo-Venn diagram showing the relationships of various Takara toys.
Video of our booth at first Saturday Vendor Market. Includes t-shirts, art prints and postcards, pins and stickers, and suncatchers.
Tyrannosaur skeleton with the moon in the background. The skeleton has little lights all over it.
Raven waves hello from behind the Cubelight GFX neon signage with t-shirts and prints here in Palmer, Alaska.
Left to right: Ambassador Kosh, Michael Garibaldi, John Sheridan, Susan Ivanova, Zach Allan, G'Kar, Stephen Franklin, Marcus Cole, Lennier, Delenn, Londo Mollari, Vir Cotto, from the TV series Babylon 5.
Gouache painting of a Moai statue. Painted in Cyan and Magenta colors!
Raven stands behind framed art prints and canvas prints of Pachyrhinosaurus and Conchoraptor. Suncatchers hang off to the right.
Cubelight GFX signage on canvas in front of tables with art on them.
Dinosaurus, known from extremely limited remains, is neither a Dinosaur nor any sort of reptile, but is a synapsid (and therefore more closely related to us, albeit distantly). The body is missing because that would have been pure speculation.
Moai statue in gouache paint. I used cyan and magenta pigments for the final effect.
Screenshot of Terminal showing the modification of /etc/hosts to include setting x.com to 127.0.0.1, and then ping results after doing so.
Photo of four pieces of framed art and three suncatcher ornaments for Flood the Streets with Art 13, November 28 2025.
I voted sticker on a trench coat.
Cthulhu reaching through the mist.
Statue of Cthulhu. After a sculpt by H. Wilcox, 1928.
Image of a skeleton of Paleoparadoxia in the high, watery grasses with the shadows of fish in the background.
A wall of art by Raven Amos, featuring dinosaurs of all kinds.
Flyer of three dinosaurs in a night camera for "Peculiar Critters": A Show of Art for 2025 3 to 31 October, at The Art Cafe Alaska 131 E. Blueberry Ave. Palmer, AK, 99645 -- Peculiar Critters has art provided by Raven Amos and Scott Elyard
Image of art tags for an art show on a paper cutter. There are 23 of them.
Image of a Triceratops skull with the names of the bones filling the spaces the bones occupy.
A Tyrannosaur skeleton with electric lighting all over the bones and the moon in the background.
Image of a Silicon Graphics Indigo, a deep purple computer.
Robot from Mystery Science Theater 3000—GPC saying "Richard Basehart"
A dinosaur — Triceratops — skeletal with lights illuminating the bones. I call this piece of art Trikeratos.
Dinosaur skeletal of Psittacosaurus sibericus with a fanciful electric flower in front of it.
Mark Witton’s book, King Tyrant: a Natural History of Tyrannosaurus rex, depicting a Tyrannosaurus rex painting on the cover.
Arcade Printed Circuit Board of CAPCOM's Dungeons & Dragons Tower of Doom game.
A creature: a juvenile Dolichorhynchops (a kind of plesiosaur) skeleton illuminates a prospective meal of an ammonite in a sea filled with ammonites.
The Leopard Man film poster from 1943.
Blue Canary night light from They Might Be Giants
Elasmosauric painting--basically a skeletal of an Elasmosaurus covered in electric lights. Fanciful! An elasmosaur is a really long-necked Plesiosaur.
A creature: a juvenile Dolichorhynchops (a kind of plesiosaur) skeleton illuminates a prospective meal of an ammonite in a sea filled with ammonites.
Skeletal of a Tyrannosaurus rex, with craters in the foreground and the moon in the background.
Large mural of three musk oxen with a large red barn and mountains in the background, lupine and dandelions in the foreground.
Erol Otus cover of Playing at the World volume 1.
Playing at the World book cover by Erol Otus; text by Jon Peterson. A good book.
Sketch of a T. rex skull, that of Tufts-Love, made at the Burke Museum in Seattle.
Whale skeleton of Baird’s Beaked Whale at the Burke Museum in Seattle.
Alaskanime poses with her canvas print “Flower Dance” at our booth here at Queerly a Holiday Bazaar.
Skull of a Triceratops rendered in pencil.
Things that Go Bump in the Night — a Halloween Coloring Book
Forest with stone monuments in it. And a kitty.
Crow T. Robot from the television show Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Triceratops skull rendered in pencil.
An orc in ink.
Watercolor of the green "chinasaur" from the 1970s which would inspire the Bulette from Advanced Dungeons & Dragons.
Displacer beasts (From the AD&D Monster Manual) in watercolor. Made in 2011.
Pachyrhinosaurus adult and juvenile
Black capped chickadee illustration.
Kingfisher on a pole.