Writer, Wanderer, Wonderer

I keep drawing the team fighting and/or bloody. Oh well

I've been ignoring Helmet Party for too long. Engie takes Solly to a ranch?

Been practising my BG skills lately! process pics under the cut

Heavy and Medic fighting Cheavy! Context here

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You are absolutely right! Heavy would have a tough time doing his job

to answer @sh0werless 's question....

Team Fortress

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“There is no life in the water. There is no life inside the clouds. There is no life inside of me—and it’s a nice day to splash about in the shallows.” Local Files Club is proud to announce our second release: Salt Bloom, a sci-fi mini-epic from producer Justin Hellstrom, the creator of The Great Chameleon War and co-creator of The Goblet Wire. Salt Bloom follows a Soln SARC-17 exobiology survey robot exploring the endless, globe-spanning ocean of Salsuné 11b. Day by day, this SARC-17 unit navigates the waters while seeding myths, searching for salt-ridden omens, and stealing data from its overseer in orbit. “I am in a constant state of failure,” the SARC-17 admits, but its will extends far beyond circuits and programming. It will never stop searching. Searching for life. Searching for miracles. Searching for a hand to hold in an ocean where there are none.

Salt Bloom is presented in two parts and comes paired with the original soundtrack and a twelve-page, fully-illustrated guidebook to the SARC-17’s psyche. It comes out 6 February and is available for pre-order now on Bandcamp.

Read the full liner notes: https://www.localfiles.club/lfc-002-salt-bloom/

“Immersive, captivating, and breathtakingly beautiful, Salt Bloom submerges you in a psychedelic sea of cosmic dreams that you won’t want to wake up from.” - Amy Lukavics (author, Daughters Unto Devils, The Ravenous)

OUT NOW from Local Files Club: Salt Bloom, a captain's log in two parts. From celebrated audiodrama producer and author Justin Hellstrom, best known for his series The Great Chameleon War and co-creating The Goblet Wire, Salt Bloom imagines the surreal sounds of an alien world for a unique sci-fi mini-epic.

Salt Bloom follows a Soln SARC-17 exobiology survey robot exploring the endless, globe-spanning ocean of Salsuné 11b. Day by day, this SARC-17 unit navigates the waters while seeding myths, searching for salt-ridden omens, and stealing data from its overseer in orbit. “I am in a constant state of failure,” the SARC-17 admits, but its will extends far beyond circuits and programming. It will never stop searching. Searching for life. Searching for miracles. Searching for a hand to hold in an ocean where there are none.

Salt Bloom is presented in two parts and comes paired with the original soundtrack and a twelve-page, fully-illustrated guidebook to the SARC-17’s psyche.