A few have asked how I did the images for the "Children of Rust" books I've occasionally posted here. They are photo collages run through a very easy 30-second photoshop process using pre-made crosshatching layers - which you can DL from a link in the video description, or from here:
https://app.box.com/file/2156617062753?s=3007itvq4tw8g69ar2q7bhmyjji2c63n
TL;DR - A manual for a "Game within a game." I posted the first volume here - have had little time to work on the second book, as I've been bug hunting like crazy for the past 2 months.
It's a photocopy- because the original 24X18 inch image sold at a con auction - for 25 dollars.
It took 3 months to draw.
I have not drawn anything since 2001.
About a year ago, we came here, asking for advice about how to respectfully include a trans character in the lore of a game we're making - an open-world walking simulator/adventure sort of like "Everyone's Gone To The Rapture."
In this game, the player explores an island wherein 38 people used to live, and suddenly have disappeared. We have tried to be inclusive, with a fair representation of humanity - which, in our opinion - required a trans individual.
This individual is a post-transition trans man who was married to a woman, and an adoptive father to three children (including his wife's child from her previous marriage.)
When we last asked, we were given the advice of:
- Placing a trans flag somewhere on the individual's office bulletin board
- Placing a prescription for related medication
- Placing a Blåhaj placed somewhere around their home.
As we will be focusing on this individual's "locations" in coming weeks, I wanted to come back and ask your community if there was anything else we should include.
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give!