This week I made the very first teaser video for Link Omega. Picture this: you’re floating in space, time starts to warp, and a lone figure stands—shadows stretching like they’ve got somewhere important to be. Just when you think you’re safe—bam! The universe cracks wide open, and suddenly you’re staring into the eyes of Tripmaster […]
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Wilde Times, the debut album from Christina Lynn Wilde, is set for release on October 1st. 👉 Save it here I’ve been writing songs for as long as I can remember, and I’ve always wanted to release a real album. Now, with the help of Suno, I finally get to scratch that off my list.
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Funny thing is… when I wrote the song Mirror, Mirror, it wasn’t even intended to be another smash hit for Christina Lynn Wilde. Honestly? I was just having a long conversation with myself, trying to figure out what people might want — maybe something catchy, something relatable. Weird part is, the song was originally supposed
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Alright, music videos and fabricated country super stars aside, let’s get back to the boring business of walk cycles. In a previous post, I talked about AI vs the human touch, and I kinda came to the conclusion that… yes, AI is impressive, but the human touch is a little better than AI… at least
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Some companies are built on clear missions, five-year plans, and very serious PowerPoint slides. Wolfy Bank is not one of those companies. We’re more like a tumbleweed of creativity; just rolling in whatever direction the wind blows, occasionally catching fire, and somehow making a little magic along the way. If you’re trying to figure out
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I’ve been working on Stinehelga’s walk cycle and I want to show you something.Two versions of the same walk cycle.One I animated by hand.One was generated by AI. Seeing them side by side is strange.The bigger picture is hard to ignore. We live in a world where hours of hand‑crafted work can now be almost
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So… we kicked things off back in August 2022. On paper that is not even three years ago, but honestly it feels like we have been at this forever. In a good way. We have grown, we have learned, and we have poured a lot of ourselves into what you see here today. I am
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When life throws a curve ball at you, do you swing, or wait for the next pitch? The last two months have been a living nightmare. I’m not going to go into details, but it’s sufficient to say, that the current unexpected circumstances I am facing have left me depleted. This is highly unfortunate, considering
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The original plan? Sculpt everything in ZBrush, pose the characters, render out sprite sheets, and animate from there. And honestly? The animation part was working. It felt good. I liked how the characters moved. There was something satisfying about seeing them come to life frame by frame. But… I just didn’t like the way they
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Making a game is kind of like planning a road trip with friends—you start off excited, convinced it’ll be an amazing time. Then halfway through, you realize nobody knows how to read a map, someone ate a bean filled burrito, the car is making a weird noise, and somehow, you’re in a completely different state
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