Making a diegetic UI of a computer for my game. Here, you will be able to enter horror point-and-click style levels via the computer files. You can also look away from the screen in case you hear something moving behind you 👀! #indiedev #gamedev #ue5 #screenshotsaturday

We've lost our Unity... This feels Unreal... We must Godot elsewhere... Pygame

We’re Going Home

this game looks fun but i think Phranque the Cube might be where i have to draw some lines regarding my capacity to endure quirk chungisms

“What happens to us after death?” “We get sent to Smite.” “Oh…”

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I saw this And created this

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going for a walk

Photos from November I've been holding onto

Fan Ho's rare colour photographs of Hong Kong in the 1950s and 60s

unfinished and now abandoned environment of an indoor bazaar i made last year

Greening up nice

The Midwestern church basement

I've been trying to figure out a good art style for the backgrounds in my horror point-and-click game, mainly between pixelization or posterization. Pixelization covers up some photo editing imperfections 😳, but posterization feels more intense 🤔. #indiedev #pixel #gamedev

It’s curious how I ended up photographing the Kowloon Walled City, along with co-author Ian Lambot. We ended up making the most thorough (and most frequently referenced) record of the place. Why didn’t any HK photographers concentrate their efforts on documenting the place? One reason is that every parent told their kids to stay clear of the place. The other, and maybe more important reason, is that it wasn’t considered a worthy subject. Had the Walled City lasted just a few years longer (it was demolished in 1993), I have no doubt that young HK photographers and filmmakers would have been all over the place. But it was erased just moments before HK woke up to itself. A generational change. The culture generation now values HK in a way the previous generations didn’t. “City of Darkness Revisited” will be republished later this year. Stand by for updates on pre-ordering! 1. Walled City, southwest corner. 2. Facade along Tung Tau Chun Rd. 3. Rooftop kids. 4. Mahjong at home. Link to books in bio. greggirardpictures.com

my useless creativity, thank you for your attention!