Johns-right-foot

You'll never stop me Mwhahaha!!

[johns-right-foot]

Hi everyone in SCP and perhaps even beyond!

It's come to my attention that the author of many beloved SCPs (SCP-682, SCP-106, etc) Doctor Gears has fallen on some hard times lately. Undoubtedly the SCP Foundation has been an important contribution to the internet as one of it's as dubbed "best-kept-secrets" and as a place where many talented artists and writers can share their stories with each other, no matter how horrifying or scientifically absurd the concept is.

And now, with the holiday season drawing ever closer, I want to attempt to spread some love and holiday cheer to the good Doctor and his family. If you can, please send some love to Gears, be it art or a nice message, or at least psychically transmit good vibes through the nether. And if you can spare some money, feel free to donate to his GoFund Me that I will be linking below.

Donate to Please help Dr Gears, organized by Daniel D

Hello, I am Dr Gears. Also Daniel, and a few other names and titles. I've been debating how to star… Daniel D needs your support for Pl

Any support is greatly appreciated and thank you yeah, you there... with the cool hair truly for giving this post some time to be read and some space in your thoughts.

Anyways, Happy holidays to all of you in the Foundation from Carcosa. I wish you the very best.

[johns-right-foot]

Patient files art

Guys go listen, I’m not asking

[johns-right-foot]

Patient files art

Guys go listen, I’m not asking

[arthurlesterslighterfluid]

Do you think that version of Faroe in Intermezzo that was saved from drowning by Kayne puts him in little drawings and shows them to Arthur and he’s so confused because “What do you mean you were drowning and a guy covered In blood picked you up and told you to be safe”

[arthur-lesters-left-scapula]

I like to imagine kayne visits her once again. maybe it was just to taunt this arthur but i weirdly think hes pretty good with faroe. not in a fartherly way but more like- well- a kayne way.

[hikarififa]

May you draw your favorite IDV character for little ol me?

of course!!!( ˶ˆᗜˆ˵ )

[vickozone]

Malevolent AU where everything is exactly the same, but Kayne is trying to get a grill

[elros-tar-minyatur]

A fic I would really like to read is Jon and Martin in the Silmarillion

[griseldagimpel]

Audio Dramas I Listen To and Something I Like About Them

Currently In My Listen Roster (They might be on hiatus or finished as a series, but I'm not caught up yet.)

Hi Nay: It'll give you one piece of information and then later another piece of information, and then you'll have a moment where you make a connection and realize that such and such character is the character you heard about in the other episode.

World Gone Wrong: Captures the experience of going through a crisis and still having to worry about the mundane aspects of life.

Under the Electric Stars: Quality cyberpunk.

Heinous Investigations: Quality hijinks.

Witchpunk: Also quality cyberpunk.

Mabel: Very avant-garde.

Hymns for the Road: The supernatural threats aren't scary because they're supernatural; they're scary because they're abusive shitheads.

Wolf 359: Season Two has been mining the Season One finale for every bit of Consequences, and I love it.

Hannahpocalypse: It's doing it's own thing, and I will always respect that in a piece of art.

InCo: Come, micro-dose on a haughty prince getting bullied each episode by someone he thinks himself better than.

Red Valley: Every episode has me wanting to immediately listen to the next one to find out what's going on!

The Harbingers: The intrigue! The mystery! The unreliable narrators! This one deserves a massive fan base, and everyone should go listen to it right now.

Eeler's Choice: It has giant eels and B. Narr.

The Kingmaker Histories: Excellent shenanigans. Just loads of fun.

Back Again, Back Again: It's a deconstruction of Magical Teenager Chosen One fantasy.

Tales From the Singing Porch: A nice little unsettling tale each episode.

Project Gnosis: It's like an anime you can solely listen to!

Old Gods of Appalachia: It's an exploration of the awful underbelly of U.S. history.

The Strange Case of Starship Iris: The crew is being covertly recorded, and upon learning this, they began to act differently and say different things.

Two Thousand and Late: Very snappy back and forth dialogue.

Where the Stars Fell: I love the dynamic between the two leads.

Malevolent: Threshold: This is a great follow up to a great series.

Welcome to Night Vale: There are not many shows that can run for as many seasons as WtNV and still get a laugh out of the audience.

The Black Chest: The episodic stories are engaging.

Station 404: Great humor. Bingeing this one cheered me up on a day when I was feeling absolutely awful.

Star Files: This one just started, but I think it's neat.

Welcome to Isaiah: This one just started, but I like that it was inspired by AI psychosis.

Dominus: This one just started, but I'm here for the priest yaoi.

The Lion and the Adder: This one just started, but the lead is delightful.

The Mechadova Engine: This one just started, but the lead's enthusiasm is infectious.

The Disappearances of Lydia Fountayne: This one just started, but the reveal at the end of the pilot has me hooked.

Dustwalker: The characters are conspiring to overthrow the shitty government without the story bending over backwards to try to convince me that they're paragons of saintliness.

Twigs and Hearts: The Fey through the lens of 1950s sitcoms.

On Hiatus/Between Seasons

The Magnus Protocol: A really great follow up to one of the greatest audio dramas out there.

The Gospel of Haven: Gorgeous opening music, a solid story, and fascinating worldbuilding.

Camp Here and There: Toxic yaoi in Ohio!

Killjam XXX: Brilliant satire and action.

Camlann: Really interesting worldbuilding.

Project: Daydream: What if, instead of a character who was a trans woman dying, she was revealed to have superpowers instead?

Ones I Finished That Shouldn't Be Forgotten

The Pasithea Powder: Please listen to this one. It's amazing. Just wonderful intrigue and plot arcs.

The Magnus Archives: If you're somehow reading a post about audio dramas and are unfamiliar with The Magnus Archives, yeah, this is another one of the greats. Please go listen to all 200 episodes. Highlight is the worldbuilding.

Unwell: Just absolutely wonderful. This is another standout audio drama. The character work is the highlight.

Mirrors: It does both it's horror and scifi aspects really well.

The Silt Verses: Wonderfully done satire. Absolutely heartbreaking. This is another one of the greats.

Sheeple Chase: A delightful addition to the Magnus storyverse.

Malevolent: This is another top pick. The voice work is the highlight.

[hikarififa]

[existingtm]

me whenever the protagonist says something and the audio distorts:

[balrogballs]

"Yes, Elrond, I do dare," Maglor tells him, shrugging. "Who better than I to tell you of conquest? I conquered you. I renamed you. I loved you. I love you. All these things are true at once. Names are the most efficient instruments of conquest. Not a language in itself with all the idioms and evasions therein, but a single, repeated utterance that can brand a thing and tie it to oneself. A name, like a prayer, is conditional on obedience. It is meaningless if not answered to. It can preserve and punish, claim lineage and sever it. Perhaps, my dear boy, you may fear your history less if you cease to believe that names are neutral conveniences, and admit that the act of naming is no benevolence."

SUMMARY: At a parade celebrating the the founding of Imladris, Elrond spots an unforgettable face in the crowd, one he’s not seen for millennia. To his delight and apprehension, it is indeed Maglor Fëanorian, who brings with him two things. First, a suspiciously tame monkey he insists isn’t a metaphor. Second, the groundshaking admission that Elwing and Eärendil’s sons were not named Elrond and Elros.

Or, a story about adoption, conquest, stolen names, and a love letter of sorts to Maglor, Elwing, and Elrond.

— 14,000 words — Read on AO3

1/2 of my @tolkienrsb contributions this year, first time participating, honoured to create for this fantastic work of art by @navyinks 🥹❤️

[navyinks]

Gosh what a read. What a read!! If you enjoy reading about a morally grey Maglor, generational trauma, or deep dive into the problematic kidnap fam dynamic, then this is THE fic for you.

[balrogballs]

"Yes, Elrond, I do dare," Maglor tells him, shrugging. "Who better than I to tell you of conquest? I conquered you. I renamed you. I loved you. I love you. All these things are true at once. Names are the most efficient instruments of conquest. Not a language in itself with all the idioms and evasions therein, but a single, repeated utterance that can brand a thing and tie it to oneself. A name, like a prayer, is conditional on obedience. It is meaningless if not answered to. It can preserve and punish, claim lineage and sever it. Perhaps, my dear boy, you may fear your history less if you cease to believe that names are neutral conveniences, and admit that the act of naming is no benevolence."

SUMMARY: At a parade celebrating the the founding of Imladris, Elrond spots an unforgettable face in the crowd, one he’s not seen for millennia. To his delight and apprehension, it is indeed Maglor Fëanorian, who brings with him two things. First, a suspiciously tame monkey he insists isn’t a metaphor. Second, the groundshaking admission that Elwing and Eärendil’s sons were not named Elrond and Elros.

Or, a story about adoption, conquest, stolen names, and a love letter of sorts to Maglor, Elwing, and Elrond.

— 14,000 words — Read on AO3

1/2 of my @tolkienrsb contributions this year, first time participating, honoured to create for this fantastic work of art by @navyinks 🥹❤️

[navyinks]

Gosh what a read. What a read!! If you enjoy reading about a morally grey Maglor, generational trauma, or deep dive into the problematic kidnap fam dynamic, then this is THE fic for you.

[mimosa-sexypeople-contests-2026]

Tumblr Sexyman Contest 2026 Round 1 Part 41

Arthur Lester (Malevolent)

Dazai Osamu (Bungou Stray Dogs)

Voting ended onJun 8

Art of Arthur Lester by @bohemobones on instagram

[johns-right-foot]

I SAW YOU JOHNS RIGHT FOOT I SAW YOU LIKE MY HAUSTORIUM REBLOG.

Did I?

[cyan-is-pantalonely]

Dottore: Would you still love me if I were a worm? Pantalone: I consider myself to be a reputable partner, but, even so...

Dottore: What if I were a lizard? Would that be better? Pantalone: Really, Zandik. I hardly see a point to this line of questioning. Would you like me to say I'll build you an terrarium filled with tiny little insects for you to perform experiments on?

Dottore: Hm, acceptable. I'll hold you to it. Pantalone: You do say the strangest things sometimes. Hundreds of years later, Pantalone begins renovating his office to fit an elaborate reptile enclosure after taking a mysterious trip to Sumeru.

[redfirefox-55]

One with tablet

One with mouse :p

[pmpkn-juice-art]

HELP NEEDED!

hey guys! i'd say there have gathered quite a lot of you, so i would hope i do glimmer here and there in your feeds :)

im in dire need of money, so im opening comms! the pricing starts at $15 for sketches / $20 for full render (depending on what you need the prices range up to $35, all discussed individually!)

if you can't afford it - reblog! that's also greatly appreciated <3

some more examples of things i do under the cut!

i really love drawing dnd characters, I'm not great with armor/mecha but i can always try my best

i also do minecraft skins if that's of any interest to you! pricing is from $15 to $20