Our Game Unstable Scientific Is Coming Along Slowly But Surely!

This is a scientist who discovered 10 new elements, appended the periodic table so that there could be space for the actinides, and created unique isotopes for radioactive medicine. He’s one of the most amazing chemists in history, marking up the periodic table with the glee of a schoolboy.

His 3rd son wrote a paper about his life, which is a vibrant read!

De Gruyter

The life and contributions to the periodic table of Glenn T. Seaborg, the first person to have an element named after him while he was still

Glenn Seaborg was born on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in 1912. At age 10, he moved to southern California, where his high school chemistry an

Plutonium: Did you know?

Though it seems like the obvious choice for plutonium’s symbol would be Pl, Seaborg chose Pu as a joke, and it passed into the periodic table unnoticed.

Source.

I made an art/anatomy tutorial about birds! I hope people will find it helpful!

Oh my gosh these are hilarious

Disco Elysium but with robots

“I wanna ask you…”

Heres my 8 page love letter to the otasune dialogue ever that made me crazy over this series, please enjoy!

you make me want to draw again

here you go! this is also for my future self.

I made this cutscene for Unstable Scientific! It's a bit sketchy in some places, but mostly finished!

This is a WIP opening cutscene for Unstable Scientific!  I got a bit too ambitious and made FMV animation for some of it, but other parts are still just in sketch mode.  But you can see the characters and the backstory exposition dump! Original music by the Supermarcato Brothers! Funny story, I needed to make the wireframe physics diagrams but for the life of me couldn’t figure out Blender.  I ended up just screenshotting the wireframe model view and sticking that back into Photoshop!  

Hey, I just saw your post about PeaceDay and I'm really sorry to see that the game isn't going to get made. If you don't mind me asking, were you actually approached with a C&D or are you just trying to avoid that situation? I'm in the middle of a lot of fanworks myself and I just want to know how cautious I should be.

I wasn’t approached, but a bunch of friends sent me messages informing me that these types of things have happened.  There was an AMA with some copyright lawyer on Reddit that specifically said that people who get sued over fangames often get an NDA and can’t talk about it after the settlement.  Then there were the 500 or so fangames taken down by Nintendo from GameBolt (I think that’s the name of the site).  Then there was the one piece of fan art that Kojima tweeted about and immediately got DMCA’ed by Konami.  Putting together the pieces I just feel like that’s enough of a warning for me to stay away.  According to the copyright lawyer on Reddit, “You cannot afford fair use.”Personally I don’t think you have to worry about fan art or video or fanfiction.  It’s games specifically - possibly because they’re a medium in direct competition that seem to be the trouble.  I don’t know a whole lot about it beyond that.  I’m just playing it somewhat safer than I normally would with stuff like this because Konami has a reputation for being pretty awful.I appreciate the message.

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