#cyberhorror

[echocircuit]

[𝙰𝙽𝙾𝙼𝙰𝙻𝚈_𝙳𝙴𝚃𝙴𝙲𝚃𝙴𝙳]

[j3llyfisher]

be not afraid of the manmade angels

[toilsomepeace]

Pulse (Kairo) by Kiyoshi Kurosawa (2001).

In Tokyo, a string of mysterious suicides and a website that seems to link all of them sets the scene for this Japanese horror masterpiece. Kurosawa challenges the viewer's perception of connection, death, and isolation in the age of the internet. Watch this existentialist cyber-horror classic via Internet Archive.

[callofthedeepdarkvoid]

you're here all the time, sitting, unseen in the middle of the madness, an atom a part of something larger

[the-most-sublime-fool]

Loab

so apparently there’s an AI art generator that keeps spitting out distorted and often graphic images of the same woman.

‘The woman in the image was always sad, sometimes wet-cheeked like she’d been crying, with her mouth half open “like she’s sobbing”, says Steph.

Once, she appeared next to some garbled text spelling “Loab”, and the name stuck.’

[aegir2501]

requiem.for.tetsuo

[somnivagrious]

CYBER EYE - Mask design I did to fit with RedBubble’s masks. It works pretty good on their mugs too. You can buy one here -> [clicky store link] 

[antoniotyler]

Networked to D E A T H

I colored this! On my phone! Using Ibis Paint X.

It works a bit better for me than some other programs (it's closer to GIMP or PS 6.0 with tools and functionality) especially since Android (not to mention ChromeOS) got shafted when it comes to drawing apps.

Drawing on a phone isn't ideal, but someone suggested getting a USB adapter and connecting my Wacom to my phone.