Y’know what I find a weirdly good stress reliever? Going into my modded-to-fuck Fallout 4 save and just planting trees everywhere I can. It’s so cathartic! Look how green my post-apocalyptic wasteland is becoming! I love it!
More treespiration
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Inktober #8
Oh look, how did he get in there? I was trying to NOT do Nick until later but… This is a little cheaty as I had a reference pose very lightly sketched out in my sketchbook, which I decided to work up into a little Nick pic. Unfinished, but I’m happy with it as it is. Inktober is definitely encouraging me to stop and leave things as they are and just post them, which is a useful push for me :)
Fallout 4 – mod : Resurrection Forest Edition
This looks SO much better honestly.
Doesn’t nuclear fallout from a bomb blast have a half life of like 20-50 years? You’d think 210+ years after the war, more of the vegetation would return, right?
I had an idea for a mod called “Multicultural Wasteland” about a year ago. It was very basic, but it would have featured things like hijabs and turbans in a few different colours that you or your settlers could wear, a menorah in the settlement crafting menu, LBGT pride flags that you could put on the walls or desks.
I gave it up when it became painfully obvious I would have to quit my job and devote myself full-time to coding for years and years before I would be able to make even one of those things look remotely passable and work.