
r/megalophobia

A visualization of a nightmare I had today.
<Using Photoshop + Blender - No AI was used (Never.)>
Context
In this nightmare there was a building that was big enough to be seen from space, like, clearly. You could see windows. It was that big. I was watching a news segment about it.
"A building so big you can see it on every horizon."
It was built as a temple in India. But most of the building was a statue since no matter how hard you try, humans can't occupy that much space with a temple.
I just remember what I saw. A normal city with this monster on the horizon...
I hate my brain for making it up. I'm so anxious. Like, I'm afraid to look out the window. Thanks brain, I hate it.
A waterspout spotted illuminated by lightning
Working on a waterspout for my solo sailing game. Does the scale feel right from the boat?
I’m making Red Skies at Dawn on my own, a first-person sailing game about taking a small boat out into changing weather.
This is the latest in-development storm footage, captured from the helm. I’m trying to get the waterspout to feel large and threatening while still leaving enough visibility to read what’s happening around the boat.
Does the approach build enough tension, or does it become too visually busy?
If you’d like to follow the game, it’s available to wishlist on Steam.
The N1 Rocket: most powerful rocket until spaceX’s Super Heavy
And the amount of engines
What an Atrium - Hyatt Regency SF Financial District
Pretty much couldn’t move my legs properly as soon as I looked up.