Metin Seven
🎨 Digital illustrator and sculptor
🌍 Netherlands
⌛ Former…
Blender Foundation Technical Artist, toy designer, news cartoonist, comic creator, Web dev, TV show animator, magazine editor, game dev
👋 Introduction
Bluesky (via Eurosky)
Mastodon
E-mail🎨 Portfolios (no gen-AI slop)
Pixelfed (Collections = categories)
Videos (YouTube)🧑💻 Software
❤️ Support
If you like my work (no AI) and/or online activity, you can appreciate it with a purchase or donation. Many thanks.
Buy me a coffee ➔ Paypal
Buy me a coffee ➔ Ko-fi
Buy a non-AI stock illustration (Behance / Adobe)🌐 Miscellaneous
🕹️ Team Hoi game developers
Team Hoi (previously known as Soft Eyes / SoftEyes) was among the first game developers in the Netherlands, creating games, tools and demos for 16-bit computers, such as the Commodore Amiga, CD32 console, MS-DOS and Windows.
Team Hoi's productions were published internationally on diskettes and CD-ROMs, partly in the pre-internet era, and reviewed in various printed computer magazines around the world.
In April 2026, Team Hoi's Moon Child game went viral on the Bluesky social media platform. The Moon Child and Hoi game characters swiftly became well-known among the new generation of gamers and game developers. A wave of memes, tribute videos and fan art followed, and various game streamers played Moon Child on Twitch and YouTube, including the popular Vinny Vinesauce. This turned Moon Child into Bluesky's first big, well-known meme. It was even speculated that the Moon Child craze caused Bluesky to go down for a while in mid-April, although Bluesky's official explanation was a DDoS attack.
To show their appreciation to the gamer and game dev community, Team Hoi decided to release the source files and assets of Moon Child and Hoi, resulting in several game community mods, remixes, conversions and Moon Child / Hoi cameos in other games.
Play Moon Child online, option 1 (Friend Edition)
Moon Child & Friends Discord💾 More retrocomputing
PyDPainter (pixel editor like the Amiga's Deluxe Paint)Don't hesitate to e-mail if you've discovered a broken link or if you have an interesting link suggestion. Thanks!
