Napkin doodles - 4 new sketches

Here are a few more doodles I've done recently.

Artwork | Griffin

Artwork | Emu

I sometimes doodle on napkins. Here are some. Enjoy.

I've been trying to do some traditional watercolor painting after getting Felix Scheinberger's excellent book as a gift. Check out his instagram, where you can see his distinct style. So this is my first

"The Simulation Argument is perhaps the first interesting argument for the existence of a Creator in 2000 years."- David Pearce, transhumanist One of the most thought-provoking ideas to emerge

Sometimes it's the pictures that don't come out right, that you'll love the most. Sure it's out of focus, but there's something mystical about this picture, like at any second a forest troll might peek

If you're like me and are very demanding with your fonts and find the default font (Source Serif Pro) for Steemit's body text hard to read (seriously, serif fonts are hard to read on a computer display.

This is a quick digital painting I did in Photoshop + Wacom tablet. Here is a minimalist wallpaper version of it. Link

Feeling nostalgic and want to play some old DOS games, but don’t want to go through the trouble of installing and getting the games to run on DosBox? Well, the Internet Archive is here to help. Besides

This is a digital painting I did a few years ago. Took me about 4 to 5 hours in Photoshop + Wacom tablet. That's the SR-71 spyplane in the background. Surprisingly, I remember that the most difficult bit

Run amok AI’s have become a very common sci-fi trope, even though Hollywood gets much of it wrong for the sake of an exciting story. One of the reasons this topic is so fascinating to me is that this doomsday

Let’s say you’re a mad scientist and you want to simulate humans inside a computer and create the most realistic version of The Sims for shits and giggles – first you need to start off with something simpler,

I'm about 5 hours into Kingdom Come: Deliverance, a medieval RPG game from a Czech developer Warhorse Studios, and so far, it has mostly been a pleasant ride. While I've heard all sorts of criticisms about