starstuff clay (the godly "human creation" myth)
as the old saying goes: we are made of star stuff.
(or else, as uncle moby once sang: we are all made of stars)
if you’re a one familiar with the christianity creation myth (where we have the god guy make our man adam “from the clay”), and take mr. sagan’s words into consideration as well, you may come up with such an idea:
imagine “god” did not use good old “clay”, but this dazzling, brilliant, multicolored “starstuff clay”, that looks just like them nebula images we got in recent years from good old man hubble.
now then, it’s only natural from them humans to look something like that:
galaxy print clothing examples: black milk clothing // polyvvore // starstuff clothing [link] // etc.
so, the, from that perspective, let’s consider this were to be put into an anime. i imagine an anime scene where “the spirit” hands this “ball’ (spherical piece of) starstuff clay to "god” for him to make the first human being:
and if it’s made with what i like to call the “CoMix Wave Films-style” graphics of makoto shinkai
(as in 5 cm p/s, kotonoha no niwa, or the place promised in our early days, etc.),
beyond the clouds, the promised place
that appear in other studios’ productions as well (nerawareta gakuen, and even things like hyouka, or nagi no asukara), it would be a fabulous re:mix of the good old christianity creation myth, and a much more contemporary (or even “close to the truth” haha*) one at that.
*that word in itself sounds absurd (truth), but at least such an image would be much closer to today’s imaginary perspectives of people in a large part of the world, undergone the technologization process
