exo @exop__

Joined November 2022

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exo @exop__

11 months ago

@CChaBouzu this game looks so sick! will it be on steam eventually?

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exo @exop__

a year ago

knock off lieutenant titus model from space marine 2. I started this when the game first came out, yikes. #warhammer40k #warhammerCommunity #spacemarine2 #warhammer

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exo @exop__

a year ago

@kat_solomko_art just found your art, love it!

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exo @exop__

a year ago

@Nobbie_OCs this is referencing that destiny fallen concept art right? fkn love it

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exo @exop__

a year ago

@nospacelost your art is amazing! captures what i loved about destiny

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exo @exop__

a year ago

A red scorpion test model. been reading the imperial armour, badab war books. #warhammer #warhammer40k

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Shonen Jump News @WSJ_manga

a year ago

Black Clover TV Anime has officially confirmed a Sequel/Season 2 to be in production in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #32. More details will be revealed in the future.

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Destiny Quotes @Destiny__Quotes

a year ago

This will be my last transmission. Not sure I even have the Light left to send it. Thought I'd look for a Guardian on Luna. A First Light colonist. A downed Reef pilot. Maybe an Exo who never came home from the war. Is it possible… to miss someone… you've never met?

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exo @exop__

a year ago

Another one of my raptors for kill team, incursor marksman. Modeled him aiming down sights rather than the stock pose. #warhammer40k #WarhammerCommunity

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exo @exop__

a year ago

@tychorion1 Baller shit! I love your artwork

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tychorion1 (Comms closed 5/5) @tychorion1

a year ago

Dragonfly; mecha comm inspired by Elden Ring armor set #mecha

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exo @exop__

a year ago

Finishing up a raptors kill team. #WarhammerCommunity #warhammer40k

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ONE 🌐 アート @Art_Of_One

a year ago

In case you've missed it, "Overgrown" 😙🌱

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𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗢𝗙 𝗦𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗦 @rocknrollscars

2 years ago

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瀬川たかし @SGWMDL

2 years ago

真ちゅう線に銅線を巻いてガンメタ塗ったものを、薄めた墨汁で溶いた石こう(セメント使用は危険)に埋め込んで、硬化したらペンチとかでギュッと砕いて、配筋がむき出しになったところにクレオスさんのウェザリングカラーラストオレンジとマルチブラックを塗ったらすごくカッコいい。 #ジオラマ

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Ed Newton-Rex @ednewtonrex

2 years ago

Today, the UK government announced a proposal to change copyright law - for the benefit of AI companies - that would cause huge, irreversible harm to creators. More info below, but most importantly here's what you can do (wherever you live): 1. Email your MP. If you're in the UK, here's a template letter you can copy - docs.google.com/document/d/1Xt… - and you can find your local MP's details here - members.parliament.uk/members/Commons. 2. If you're a creator, email your representatives. Your publisher, record label, union - whoever represents you. Here's a second template letter you can copy - docs.google.com/document/d/1VT…. You need to know your representatives are representing your views. 3. Respond to the consultation. You can do so by emailing [email protected]. If possible, write your own response, and go into all the detail you can. Feel free to use info / data I've prepared here - docs.google.com/document/d/12w…. 4. Share these template letters with anyone you know. The more people get involved, the more the government will get the message that a broad copyright exception is the wrong path to be pursuing. -- And here's a summary of the government's proposal, and why I think it's so problematic: - Broad new copyright exception for commercial generative AI training. AI companies will be able to train on British copyrighted work without a licence, even if the AI model is designed to compete with the creators whose work is trained on. This would make the UK one of the most punitive jurisdictions for creators in the world. - Rights holders can 'reserve their rights', i.e. opt out. But opt-outs don't work (you can't successfully opt out downstream copies of your work), most creators miss the chance to opt-out, doing so is a huge admin burden, etc. AI companies should be getting opt-in consent - it's unfair to shift the burden to creators. - AI companies must offer some level of transparency over their training data. This would be good if presented on its own, but it's much less helpful if you're packaging it up with a broad copyright exception that lets AI companies train on most of the UK's creative output with impunity. The consultation on these proposals lasts for 10 weeks. Anyone who cares about this issue should do whatever they can to make their views known to government now - there will only be one chance.