That guy Rory

@hamrlan.bsky.social

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34yo | he/him | Estonia, EU I appreciate all feedback! - Graphic designer, - Hobby pixel artist, - Hobby boardgame artist/designer, - Plays video-, and board games - A dad to a lad and a lass

a pet dog in the game of Crimson Desert, playing with a dropped orange after a carriage and 3 men carrying oranges collide. The dog thinks it is dropped loot, and tries to fetch some for me. But they are considered stealing so he just proceeds to nib on them. The NPC tries to get the orange from him but fails, and they all leave the dog be. So now my dog has a toy to play with, and I cannot pick it up because I would get a bounty because the orange is still considered stealing..
a 32x32 self-portrait done in Aseprite with Resurrect 64 palette.
a 32x32 Pixel animation of a character that performs different rituals to imbude Rune glyfs for buffs and debuffs, also swinging a hammer and lastly teleports out (and then teleports in as the gif animation loops) For EmbervillePixelChallenge October 2 submission fo "Dream class"
a 32x32 Animated jack-o-lantern done in Aseprite for EmbervillePixelChallenge
a 16x16 pixel animation of a character that gets killed, consumed by a unknown aether force / Kymia, and ressurrected, only to the loop
a 16x16 animated (idle animation) of a creature of "gloom" for EmbervillePixelChallenge September 29 "Gloom" submission
a character sprite of "Embers", a community member of the Emberville Discord community. With a bit of hell rider vibe (flame hair). Set in 16x16, 600% scale, and 1500% scale
a mask of what can only be described as a wooden beast, or then the head of a wooden/tree humanoid/golem/entity, in 16x16, +600% upscale and +1500% upscale, done in Aseprite
16x16, 500% scale, and 1500% scale of the dusk dweller with luminescent sprout to lighten up the darkness
a 16x16 stone spirit (gets Gibli vibes) that wakes up during the dusk to illuminate the darkness, much like a firefly or a will'-o'-the-wisp, but these little dusk dwellers are baiscally stone spirits with the ability to grow out a luminecent sprout, and then once dawn comes, they go back to slumber.
a 16x16 pixel art of a Hunting Trap in bold bronze colors, in 3 different scales, original 16x16, 600% scale, and 1500% scale for readability.
a 16x16 pixel art book, isometric, with a magenta cover and blue ribbon, part of the EmbervillePixelChallenge
a 16x16 pixel Key angled with its tip to the top-left, and bow to the bottom-right in a golden hue, in 3 sizes (original 16x16, 500% upscale, and 1600% upscale)
16x16 pixel art for a Sword for the EmbervillePixelChallenge, meant to be in a perspective pointing outwards towards the viewer.
A 16x16 pixel potion containing Premium Roasted Coffee Beans. Mmm.
a 16x16 Pixel art of a lantern, for the #EmbervillePixelChallenge that the Emberville have for the next few weeks.
you see a sword progression card set on the 2nd level - swords now hit for 2 dmg. You see a basic wooden sword with a default dmg of 1. You see a spider card that has 3 health, 1 dmg, and 1 shield. You also see that the player has defeated a spider and has the card flipped showing the loot (iron ingot).
close up of digital playtest of board game set in a fictional world. (see previous posts for previous concepts). screenshot shows textured winter/north hexes, trees, and mountain ranges. Kingdom colors for both fortifications (flat colors; squares) and towns/cities (flat colors; circles) to distinguish original controller. Especially needed around the borders as the textured terrain makes borders collide and get hidden (will work on making it somehow, more visible/readable once im done texturing whole map)
upscaled (see previous posts) of a worldmap split in hexes, with nodes castles (red-pink hexes) and towns (grey hexes) and capital (other distinct colors) as well as harbors (blue hexes).
Fantasy world as a hexmap, 50x50 hexes according to the tool. Colored in heightmap colors from sand yellow to greens to orange as mountains
screenshot from Tabletop simulator of a planetary tile with name, and construction slots, and depiction of a scorched planet. Then, a card (here same card, just one flipped and one showing information) - colonization cost, resource exploit (divided into faction favored exploitation, and non-faction favored exploitation) construction information, planet name, and also victory point still heavy work in progress.. I have too many ideas
screenshot of progress of making uniquely looking arid (two top rows) and desert planet (only one on the bottom row)
an array of planets of dried/arid, scorched and volcanic biome-ish. Even a unique planet that is sought after by all factions - if its found in the galaxy.. 1 faction's 18 tile set done (planet-wise), a few more to go.
concept board game art for how players place out tiles (just depicted in colored hexes). General rule would be to place one hex on your side of the center of the galaxy, then on the opponents, then go around until you reach your own spiral, place 2 tiles, go around again, either same rotation or reverse. With 5 and 6 players (bottom two spirals) it is getting complicated. You'd skip one spiral, place a tile, skip another and place a tile, then two on your own, and go backwards around and placing tiles. This might actually not work, its a concept, needs playtesting
hexagon tiles depicting planets. one planet is drawn in a flat vector style, and two others are done in photoshop with a lot of brushes to imitate a nice planet surface seen from space. on black background.
screenshot of a 2-player setup of a 4x sci-fi boardgame concept/prototype, between a "red" player and a "beige/brown" player. Green cubes are population, orange cubes are production/supplies, and blue cubes are science.
screenshot of 5 different galaxy spiral tile setups for 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5 players. Each in their factions colors (with a small logo next to depict the faction).
screenshot of light, medium, and heavy space ships (both as 3D-models, and in a triangle-, cube-, and, rectangle-block versions). each in its own faction's colors (here: Red and Yellow). A 12 sided die (or D12), represents the ships, by default, weapon strength and hull points.
depicts a boardgame board in the style of a galaxy, cut into sectors, each sector has spaces for planets and wormhole/sector nodes. There is triangle-pieces representing placeholder fighter-class ships contesting over an area on the board. This is between two playing factions. On the right side of the picture is the red players galactic empire, and on the left side we have the green players galactic-empire. (represented with red and green cubes on the nodes between sectors) Outside the board (down-center/right is ratio of figher/triangle-class ship (1:1), frigate/cube-class ship (1:2), destroyer/rectangle-class ship (1:4, or technically 1:1+2) ontop of visible planet tokens (colored disks representing different planet biomes) are population (green cubes) and production (orange cubes), there's also a science-cube (blue cubes) which arent in the picture