Lucas Miller

@lucas.rustltd.com

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Founder @ RustLTD • 2D, Texture & Web work for Hot Dogs Horseshoes & Hand Grenades • Now working on @dunderbeckgame.com, turning magical creatures into sausages • He/Him

Epic art showing the titular character, Dunderbeck, punching a Unicorn - teeth go flying. Behind this action there are several other supporting characters and monsters rushing to join the fray.
A screenshot of an Adobe Illustrator workspace displaying a template for PC game storefront assets. The dark gray canvas features seven blank white artboards of various sizes and aspect ratios, organized into two rows and labeled for bulk export. The top row includes five Steam-specific templates: Header Capsule, Main Capsule, Small Capsule, Vertical Capsule, and Background; the bottom row contains two templates labeled ItchIO_Cover and ItchIO_Banner. The Artboards panel on the left side of the screen displays the names and sequence of seven assets.
"Popcorn" cave structure - it looks a bit like beans.
Book excerpt reading, "To demonstrate how intrinsically alien Cincinnati once was, let's drop in at the Palace Hotel on the night of Friday, December 12, 1890. On the menu is elephant steak. The Palace Hotel (today's Cincinnatian Hotel) has elephant steak on the menu because an elephant was executed by firing squad that morning at the Cincinnati Zoo. Hundreds of people watched. That pretty much summarizes Cincinnati in 1890."
Pack rat from "Dunderbeck" - a large rat with an even larger bag. She is wearing a red tunic.
Screenshot of Dunderbeck in which a temporary item, "SIDE OF ELEPHANT" takes up almost the entire backpack.
Screenshot of a horrible spreadsheet showing the average weight (in pounds), meat yield (in pounds) and calories within a domestic pig, average American human, horse, and Asian elephant.
Stickers on a box representing items from the game, Dunderbeck.
Screenshot in the Godot Editor of a map, held with two hands, showing a fictional representation of Cincinnati. Red dotted lines connect towns in an intricate web.
Box art for "EarthBound", for the Super Nintendo