World: Dream ˸ Hotel
Author: SwingTra_ @STswingtra
This quiet and strange hotel hallway feels eerie, like you could wander here forever. 🚶♀️🏨
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I like portraying dystopian cityscapes through a fisheye lens. I always felt it as a surveillance camera POV, and now that POV is the subject. These pieces are growing in popularity and it's because mass surveillance stopped being a theme in my work and started catching up to us.
A new sub-area of the "Far Plains" area has been discovered. The entities known as "striders" and "kytes" are some of the few discovered entities that coexist in certain areas. There are no known intentional interactions between the two entity types as of yet.
Vagrant Story's use of vertex colors to bake lighting and shadowing is the work of legendary artists.
In interviews they said most of them only had experience with 2D. It was their expertise on 2D and pixel art that allowed them to pull off something like this
The “dead internet theory” in action
In World of Warcraft, a server without humans has appeared — instead, 1,800 DeepSeek-based bots are playing there.
The bots behave like regular players: they chat, level up characters, run dungeons, and even fight each other. As a result, the game world looks completely alive.
MASSIVE congrats on the opening of DATALAND today!!!
what @refikanadol and Efsun have built is absolutely stunning and will be a invaluable example of how digital art can invoke an emotional response and what it can be in an exhibition setting.
Their attention to detail in crafting this experience was insane and I super recommend everyone go check it out!!!
Huge congrats to everyone who made this happen!!! Super appreciate the dedication and devotion to pushing forward our space!!! 🙏❤️🦾
A small group of entities that were discovered in an interior area of the Far Plane. Their outer skins' texture is comparable to that of bubbles, but they seem not to rupture easily when bumping against walls or each other.
SOMEONE VIBE CODED POKEMON GO BUT FOR CATS YOU MEET IN REAL LIFE
see a cat, open the camera, snap it, and it gets added to your collection as a little creature with a name, rarity, level, and its own stats page
> checks the photo actually has a real cat in it, so you cant just screenshot one or use an image
> every cat you catch gets a rarity and its own collectible card
> a world map shows cats other players have found near you
> has retro cartoon art, cream colors and thick outlines, built to feel like a game
he wanted "snapping" a cat to feel playful and fast, not like just saving a photo
so most of the work went into the detection and making the catch feel like a real game
i need a dog one asap