hobbyist's lair

I thought that it was possible to make a series of pictures, but it turned out that only one could be downloaded. Okay, let it be here then. We turn sand cakes into real ones and do not allow them to be stolen. 

What ingame fights look like before you figured out the controls.

Video by Maul Cosplay. 

Brutal London | Zupagrafika

Brutal London is a fun book through London’s post-war brutalist architecture that allows you to recreate some of its most interesting and controversial concrete structures, including Alexandra Road Estate, National Theatre, Robin Hood Gardens, Barbican Estate, Balfron Tower and Space House.

Published in 2015 by Zupagrafika, an independent publisher and design studio established in 2012 by David Navarro and Martyna Sobecka. The studio is based in Poland and has a special affinity with Polish Poster School, post-war modernist architecture, and paper.

The first part of the book features a foreword by Norman Foster and looks at the significance of these buildings with a short chapter on each, complete with texts by John Grindrod, author of Concretopia and photos by Peter Chadwick, author of This Brutal World. It continues with a series of illustrated buildings to be found around the districts of Camden, Southwark, Tower Hamlet, Roehampton and City of London.

the skyrim dwemer/elven swords, or as i like to call them, the “aesthetic or die” swords 

there’s a theory out there that says dwemer metal doesn’t rust/corrode because it’s frozen in time. idk if it’s true but it’s neat to think about