I’ve been digging into the myth that the world’s skeleton was laid out by a primordial god. It’s all about bones as the very framework of reality, a kind of sacred geometry. It made me wonder—does that ancient idea ever pop up in how you build your rigs, where every bone feels like a piece of a larger, perfect structure?

That’s the practical side of it, of course—every joint must be in its exact place, like a lock in a chain. In the ancient myths the bones are almost symbolic, but the idea that a system has to be perfectly balanced is the same. Even when you’re re‑rigging, you’re really following a kind of geometry that the old stories hinted at, just in a more literal language.