Well it took almost three years but I’ve finally finished the TTRPG campaign! Absolutely huge thanks to the Fully Automated devs, the three separate player groups who each did ten(+)-session campaigns, and Eliot, who edited it. If you haven’t seen my previous posts, Buried Treasure is a sort of solarpunk riff on pulp adventure stories.…
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This is a postcard I’ve been wanting to make for a while. Generally I try to focus on salvage, reuse, and repurposing in this library economy, but I think it’s also important to show some of the fab shops that supply new goods. (And to include a bit of the industrial side of solarpunk.) Degrowth…
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This postcard was made as part of the 2026 Story Seed Library Art Collab, which was themed on Disaster Preparedness, Response and Relief. For my part of the collab I decided to focus on the disaster preparedness side of the theme, and specifically on levee removal, house shifting, and ceding unsafe land back to nature.…
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It’s been awhile since I photobashed art for the solarpunk postcard series (I’ve been busy on a couple other, larger-scope solarpunk projects I hope to share soon) but I have some time while we work through final edits and I wanted to get back into it. I’ve done a couple other nautical solarpunk pictures but…
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It’s certainly taken longer than I’d planned (as indicated by the fact that the story is set 100 years in the future, in 2124) but we’re finally coming up on the end of this project! For those who don’t know or who have forgotten, Buried Treasure is a Solarpunk TTRPG campaign I wrote for the…
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The other Fully Automated devs are working on a new set of chase mechanics. We’ve been jokingly calling the create-an-obstacle-behind-yourself move “Summon Fruit Stand” and every time we say it I picture a walking robot fruit stand plodding slowly into the way, blocking the route. I don’t need much excuse to make solarpunk art so…
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One of my ongoing goals in the solarpunk genre/movement is to start a bit of a culture of packaging up and sharing writer-level research to make writing solarpunk easier. Writers often need a level of detail that’s hard to find in publications – news articles and pop science stuff tends to be too broad and…
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This is another bit of art from my ongoing solarpunk fiction project: a flying crane cargo airship docked at a mooring mast made from a recycled wind turbine tower. I was looking for a modernized mooring mast design for a sort of prefab kit that might be used by frontier communities and one of the…
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I think we’re making good progress on the Buried Treasure campaign. I’ve finished my latest editing pass of every section and I’ve got a few friends and new acquaintances editing for scientific accuracy and general English language competency.
While they’re doing that I decided to bang out a few more bits of interior artwork!
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We’ve been making good progress on the Buried Treasure TTRPG campaign book. One of the Fully Automated devs has been helping me build out the character section with the little profiles the other premade campaigns use for NPCs, and another has connected me to someone who is working on a PHD in phytoremediation, who can…
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