Showing posts with label
The Third Colony
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Showing posts with label
The Third Colony
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14 September 2020
The Sound Of The Fringeworlds
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Well, the main machine has been rendering all night, and it doesn't look ready to quit soon. That being where all the actual work for ...
09 September 2020
Hermit Ramblings
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Some of you may likely have noticed what i didn't when i headed out on my monthly supply run: It was Labor Day. So i traveled down ...
21 August 2020
Instead Of A Real Post...
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Sleep has been fragmented, at best, around here lately and i'm stumbling around like i'm driving a rented body. Made the mid-month...
19 August 2020
Secrets Of The T3C Universe
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You may have noticed i'm still having troubles herding my wandering mind over towards the blog. I've been gathering yet more materi...
06 July 2020
oh, dren... it speaks!
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Some day my spawn might wish to know more of how their ol' progenitor thought. That was a part of my thinking when i launched this blog...
30 June 2020
RMMV City Bling & T3C Ping
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As noted, i've lately been buried deep in The Third Colony - my personal game project that i use to keep the ol' brain from rustin...
25 May 2020
Dia De La Cabeza Muerta
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It's one of those days... Brain not talking to me just now. And doesn't want to prep pages. And Mel doesn't want to play....
18 May 2020
Sleeper's Dance I-III
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Okay - i changed the background to that painting , but wound up repainting it all because i also changed things up a bit. I wet the paint...
07 May 2020
Meanwhile, Out On The Fringeworlds...
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'Twas a fairly successful supply run today. Apparently the fear of vampires has passed and the stores were stocked with garlic once aga...
01 March 2020
Wait Half A Mel...
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I'm Up! I know it's past noon, but i'm just waking - not crawling back into the cave. Obviously too late for Sunday Morning F...
29 February 2020
Living The Butterfly Effect With The Velvet Frog
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A Kid wiggles his fingers in the UK and causes changes halfway around the world. Funny how those things work. And, no - we're not talk...
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