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1. Owlien: AVAILABLE
2. Lady MoonRam: AVAILABLE
3. Baby Eclipso: AVAILABLE
SB: 5$CAD
MI: 3$CAD
AB: 100$CAD
For each person who will buy one of these adopts will be given a watermark-free version of the ref sheet you see + a 30%off their first commission form me!:)
If you are somehow unsure or would like to Ask questions feel free to tell me so!^^
untitled goose eclipse game...
LMAO YES It's a beautiful day in Green Hills and you are a horrible darkling
I made a post awhile ago about how if Eclipse is feeling particularly mischievous, he's sent to play this game for a few hours
Square version + sound
HD animated w/sound version (3x loop) of my contribution to ECLIPSECORE
Annular eclipse October 14 2023
💫Eclipsecore intro/concept💫
Fog and smoke
Forests, mountains, oceans, fields at night
constelations
Hands reaching out
loneliness
sleep/dreams
Being lost
blue, dark red, pastel purple,
black, white, pastel orange
the cold
the sun and moon
tea
blankets
walking barefoot outside
large soft clothing, hoodies,
cardigans
Bubbles
Eclipsecore Response
Joanne Mcneil’s written piece, After the Eclipse on Paragon Hill, felt the most relatable to me at this point in time, obviously not in a literal sense, and I would love to see a visual interpretation of it, whether in the form of short film, comics, or a single illustration. The fact that I checked out the exhibition after the eclipse instead of before probably had something to do with this. Pieces like Rosa Menkman’s, Eric Mast’s, and Andrew Benson’s still feel relatable but more anticipatory, like back at the point where most of us had never seen or reacted to a solar eclipse in person. They nostalgically capture the feeling of getting “hyped up,” at least for me. Now that I’ve already had the experience, any representation as opposed to the actual eclipse feels sort of anticlimactic, despite still being awesome.
