An oldie but a goodie. A view of #Lycabettus Hill from the #templeofolympianzeus in #Athens #Greece . 2020. 14” x 18” Colored #prismacolorpencils on gray tone paper.

A major landmark at 300 meters (908 feet) above sea level, and visible from almost anywhere in the city,

About to talk briefly about Romano-Celtic [?] dodecahedrons on PM on Radio 4. Nobody knows what they were for!

I cannot believe in a God who wants to be praised all the time.

I’ve seen articles on these before. It’s a small hollow dodecahedron, fabricated by the Romans in antiquity. The rounded knobs at the vertices of this form suggest that it is an object designed so it could turn on any side and still sit on a flat surface with all surfaces still

I had to dig to find this article after hearing about it. Then again, not one Kardashian, worthless politician, or proxy war is mentioned in it.

Unlike Aristotle’s Academy which is a proper archaeological site in the city center, the site of Plato’s Academy (where Aristotle

Project: Man - God - Machine
Post 47 - Composition test - “The Philosopher’s Chair”

Turns out there was one more composition swirling in my mind that I needed to flesh out before returning to the big Athena composition. Plato and his forms have once again, been looming large in

I no longer watch the news or TV in general. I have to say it’s the best decision I ever made. I’ve never been more productive.

So, what is the grievance addled idiocy du jour today?

Worth a repost. One of the first “Man - God - Machine” finished images.

Project: Man - God - Machine
Post 30 - “The Modern King” Final Image
Rendered at 3690 X 2160 pixels

Workflow: Sketchbook - > Blender - > Photoshop

Architectural talismans, ancient enigmatic symbols,

Hey, Nomadpossum 🐟🇬🇷 🇦🇺 is everything still orange over there?

Just asked AI to create my own personal religion / political movement.

The first thing it did was ask me for $20.

The same “sci-fi” terminal I built and posted recently, except rendered here more as a “product catalog shot” rather than a “dreamscape”.

It’s been quite a learning curve!

#blender #design #industrialdesign #architecture #mechanical #hightech
#scifi #scifi art

My most recent @blenderbros3D hard surface modeling tutorial resulted in this build of a “sci-fi” terminal.

While the design isn’t mine, I couldn’t help myself and put on my architects hat to make some adjustments and tweaks based on how I think a person would interact with it.

🏛️Rome celebrates 2,777 years today, Sunday 21 April, in a popular birthday tradition called Natale di Roma. wantedinrome.com/news/happy-bir… via Roman History