#orthographic

An orthographic commission for @/BrederL of their fictional locomotive Luna class 4-4-4, flagship engines of the Silver Lining Railway!

this is how ladders work, right?

So the ProtoDungeon: Episode I update is proceeding nicely. There is more to fix than I expected (yes I know the HUD still looks goofy), but also I'm fixing things very quickly, so it sort of balances out?

As the title states, I'm having to make some changes that you might not expect. Since PD1 now uses the depth/height system on PD3's "engine", that means that stairs don't work like they did before. The explanation is sort of complicated, but if you think of us now working in 3D space, just "flattened" to an orthographic 2D space, the stairs throughout PD1 are just climbing straight up walls.

(can't unsee that, can you??)

In other words, they are ladders. Even if they kind of look like stairs.

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It's portfolioday again! I'm open to freelance, contract, or full-time opportunities!

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Finally making time for working on my backlog of digital art not yet uploaded to any galleries!

Three Four Five is now available on INPRNT (who still / again(?) seem to have a sale).

A three-dimensional Lissajous figure described by sin(3t)/sin(4t)/sin(5t) - highlighting its 2D projections.

It was fun to create something digitally, that I first did traditionally using ruler and compass!

Code art:

Initial traditional drawing:

Drawing (pencils, watercolor pencils, markers, gel pens) - using techniques of descriptive geometry.

Lower frequencies though, less intersection points - 234 instead of 345.

Showing two kinds of projections: The ones living in 3D, on the co-ordinate planes (just as in the digital artwork, blueish / greenish) and the ones in their "true size" (yellowish) that I actually used for the construction - creating the axonometric projection (purple) from the yellowish ones.