So far I have played almost every version that's been released and I constantly see clear improvements and additions, generally i like the idea of more is better and being a builder/researcher type player this mod has kept single-player civ4 alive for me more than any other game I think I've ever played!! It's created by a team of modders but the original concept was by strategyonly i believe and I think it has links with the Rise of Mankind mod but is now so far beyond RoM that it's silly!Ĭ2C follows the ideal that more is definately better and at version 22.1 is currently sits at about 417 techs, 500 units (I think) and over 1200 buildings and it incorporates many of the more useful UI and performance mods in effort to keep the game running smoothly. These universal forms (which I term Cosmorphology), form a visual vocabulary which repeats throughout my work.I've noticed there doesn't appear to be much discussion about mods here.perhaps that's left for civfanatics? Still I can get here from work and not to cf so here i post about my current favorite mod and I believe the most ambitious mod. Visually, I am captivated by the commonality of forms within our universe - shapes which seem as easily viewable beneath a microscope as through a telescope. I love to devour and share scientific knowledge - astronomy, geology, volcanology, climatology, biology, botany, etc. My curiosity manifests itself in both my artwork and my role as a STEAM educator. In preparation for my work, I’ve had the amazing opportunity to collaborate with NASA and the scientific community. I also ponder exploration and the unknown in reference to our own humanity. Planetary scientists often reference the need to study the cosmos in order to gain a better understanding of ourselves. From the diverse geology of Jupiter’s moons, to our own fragile planet Earth, I strive to capture the wonders of the natural world in paint.
However, upon closer inspection, one finds depictions of specific, scientific subjects - planets, galaxies, biological forms, chemical reactions and mathematics structures. At first glance, my work may appear to be purely abstract. Painting is my exploration - a journey through processes, themes and materials. Largely inspired by science, my work addresses celestial and geological forms while comparing their relationship to our own origins and evolution.
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