Digital illustrator and designer. Former Senior Artist at Bungie - Co-Host @sacredrealmspod "The first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth"
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Lyndon Willoughby retweeted
I've seen a lot people confused by this. "The Christian Left claimed to be against Christiaan Nationalism, but now they're OK with Bible verses? Hypocrisy much, libs?" But I think this comes from a simple misunderstanding of what Christian Nationalism is. Let me show you ... 🧵
Lyndon Willoughby retweeted
One of my favorite parts of this blue wave is that it is a direct rejection of Christian nationalism and a further normalization of progressive Christianity 🙌💙🌊
🗣️📢Conservatives do not have a monopoly on Christianity 🗣️📢
I know it's Ocarina Day but the fine folks over at Spoke Art brought be back to do a set of prints for Twilight Princess and I wanted to show 'em off. I've never done any artwork for this game before and it was a blast! Up at spoke-art.com ! #zelda #TheLegendOfZelda
Still sortof neither here nor there on voice acting in Zelda...with the MAJOR exception of Matt's work as Ganondorf which is so, so choice.
Happy Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake release day, everyone!
Endlessly grateful and honored to be chosen again to bring the OG Ganondorf to life for what is one of the greatest games ever made. I hope you enjoy this incredible labor of love on behalf of the entire development team and cast! <3
Lyndon Willoughby retweeted
Happy Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake release day, everyone!
Endlessly grateful and honored to be chosen again to bring the OG Ganondorf to life for what is one of the greatest games ever made. I hope you enjoy this incredible labor of love on behalf of the entire development team and cast! <3
This seems like a good night to remind everyone that Star Trek: Generations is A Good Movie Actually and is worth a rewatch if it's been a while.
Lyndon Willoughby retweeted
These clips of TNG that are circulating remind me of what a comforting, hopeful vision that show was. Just the background omnipresent rumble of the warp drive and well-spoken professionals figuring out impossible problems in the future.
So much brighter than our actual lives.
Lyndon Willoughby retweeted
Picard taught me more about leadership than any MBA could.
He never raised his voice to be heard. He listened before he decided. He let Riker, Data, Worf argue him out of positions, and then owned the call completely. When he was wrong, he said so in front of the crew. When he was right, he didn't gloat.
And when he had to stand alone — against Starfleet, against the Borg, against a Cardassian with four lights — he stood.
That is the whole job. Build people who will tell you the truth, then carry the weight yourself.
Patrick Stewart played it so well that a generation of us mistook a character for a manual. Turns out the manual was fine.
A great actor, and a Yorkshire kid who started as an obituary writer. Today the obituary is his.
Make it so, Sir Patrick. Rest well.
You know, folks can be a bit cynical about the third season of 'Picard', calling it empty fan service or whatever. Personally, I am so so happy we got to have that last ride with Sir Patrick in the role that made us fall in love with him.
Want to boost a fun project from my good friend Max at Hyrule Interviews that went live yesterday and which I had fun making a quick logo for! Looking to immerse yourself in the nostalgic vibes of your favorite Zelda game? Head over to zeldatitles.net and hit play!
Max has the site setup to play most title screens from ‘86 to ‘26 with optional dev commentary included. It’s always a great time to revisit Hyrule! #zelda #thelegendofzelda #nintendo