im on tiktok under the same name and i might be moving here from now on. open for art trades, open to a lot of different styles but I mainly do traditional and realism
ALSO Coyle has a stomach you can see it right here getting pushed up by the belt strap like an overboob. I refuse to believe there’s not hair on that. Coyle gut truthers we carry the flame
never suggest I'd ever have a cell in my body that would side with coyle or defend his actions, but goddamn the TtPO reel makes me so fuckin sad. what in God's name could Murkoff have done to have him break down like that. again, im not a coyle sympathizer nor apologist but when he has these moments in dialogues or this specific scene, I can't seem to figure out how people think he's a flat character. coyle fans get a bad rep cause some select few are magats and racists hiding behind a screen but his actual character is VERY well written. i mentioned this in some discord server a couple days ago but he's completely aware of what he's doing and the system he's in, contrary to popular belief. i say it all the time but I love the common themes between all of the primes (ex: the nuclear family). additionally how their childhoods and parents have shaped them as people. the kress twins also never get enough credit and are chalked up to incestuous twins (fair enough..). i always end all of my coyle rants with something about the twins cause they never get enough recognition as the smartest primes. hope you enjoyed this.. I am definitely not obsessed with him..
im scared all of my mutuals will block me the second I admit to liking coylemolova.. idkw I usually hate hetslop but gooseberry x coyle and liliya x coyle just really work in my head. and i can't stand francoyle even tho I'm literally in a server for it. might soft launch my enjoyment with a sketch on my story later. someone PLEASE write kress' x coyle I need this to be real, there's too much francoyle and fucking Easterman x coyle it's annoying
So I don't know how many people are into a historically accurate Coyle, but for those interested a video was just uploaded to YouTube showing footage of what life was like in Blackwell (and surrounding areas) during the 30s and 40s. If our estimated birth year of 1923 holds water, that would put Coyle in his childhood to teenage years
I've got to say 30s/40s Blackwell was not at all what I was expecting. I knew their industry was built mostly around oil and agriculture, and I hadn't really given much thought to what people did for fun outside of going to the movies or picnicking in the park. I suppose in my ignorance, I was expecting... well, rural stereotypes. After all, that's what the game keeps trying to have us believe about Coyle.
But guys. Blackwell had speedboats. And multiple nearby water parks. That's just wild to me.
I'm not going to post a bunch of pictures, because I want people to go and watch the video for themselves, but here are some things that stood out as important
Blackwell PD and fire department still share the same building in the present day, though city hall has moved to premises on the opposite side of the road. I don't want to post a bunch of Google Maps screenshots, but I wholeheartedly recommend taking a virtual wander around the buildings exterior to get a feel for the place
So just looking at those uniforms shows that Coyle would not have been wearing the black, military inspired police uniform we see him wearing in his comic appearances. Even in the 30s/40s they'd moved onto wearing shirts and ties.
History is awesome! Here is 100 years of our Blackwell Police Department!
1923-2023
This image depicts the founding lineup of the Blackwell Police Department in 1923, and as you can see, even then, they weren't wearing military-inspired uniforms. I haven't been able to find anything similar to what Coyle wears throughout the BPD's history. But what is cool to note is that they've always had a motorcycle, so that's fun. Nothing relevant there, I just thought I'd mention it because I've seen people draw Coyle as a motorcycle cop, and it's completely plausible that he was!
One thing that sticks out to me, is how tiny the BPD force is? In the 1930s census, 9,521 people were living in Blackwell, but fewer than 10 police officers by the look of it. Coyle must feel downright spoiled in his trial environments, having such a big precinct and so many staff on hand, useless as they are, standing around like a bunch of mannequins.
Though truth be told, I would have expected Coyle to be freaking out at the amount of female police officer mannequins in his trials. I've no idea when women were first initiated into the BPD, I can't find any information on it, but the first women to join the Oklahoma City police force did so in August 1955. Coyle was scooped up by Murkoff post-February 1956, so he would know about "lady policemen", but I can't for one second imagine him approving of the concept.
Comic Coyle and the New Mexico State Police uniform that they slapped onto him for reference.
I'm SO looking forward to the day we get a remake of the first two comics. I'm hoping for something that takes history into account, even if Outlast runs on an alternate history to our own
art trade w @grimlers super fun to talk to, gonna watch blue velvet once I get home. the one on the right is his OC, Mason Brown and the left is Frank Booth. lmk if you want to do an art trade or if you got any requests for Outlast, RE, RDR2, etc
fem!coyle that I lowk fucked up bc I was originally planning for one of my apocalypse ocs. I'll post some other stuff I'm working on soon; shits hitting the fan rn
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