#human edge

[absurdmageart]

Someone in my server had mentioned the skeletons as human and what they might look like, SO... I started drawing them all lol. I got the Fell brothers done first, so here they are!

My versions of Red and Edge as human mages instead of skeletons.

The others will follow soon~

[fyabrianscott]

[fyabrianscott]

Some of these are brand new edits, some I've posted elsewhere in the past, and some are never before seen. I always loved the ideas involving masks.While some are from favorite movies or more for fun, I think there's a lot hidden in the moods and ideas that involve anyone wearing a mask of any kind. As a society with everything at it's fingertips, we are forever putting on masks. Hiding certain things until later on. It's most noticeable in watching social media behaviors. But, it even comes down to meeting someone new, moments with strangers or neighbors, going to an interview, and so on and so on. How we are with ourselves, how we appear on and use social media, how we are with our family and to our friends and to the rest of the world - even if we don't mean to or realize it at times - we always put on a mask that fits the situations we face. 

"Of all individuals, the misunderstood, the shunned and the depressed are arguably the most themselves. They wear no masks whatsoever in order to be accepted and liked; they do seem most guarded, but only by their own hands. When everyone else is hiding who they are, they themselves are naked."  -- ?

"Rebellion comes in many forms... and walking these city streets, I see everyone is wearing a mask... but the biggest act of rebellion is to take off the mask and never put it back on." -- @thecolor42 

“Masks reveal. They don’t conceal. Masks reveal your cravings, your passion, your deepest most secret desires.” ― Chloe Thurlow

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Ontario Science Centre, 770 Don Mills Rd, Toronto, Ontario. Built into the slope of the Don Valley, the Science Centre contains an array of inspiring spaces.

Permanents exhibits include: The Innovation Centre; KidSpark designed for children under eight to learn, explore and create; Space shows the wonders of our galaxy, the quests of astronauts and a state-of-the-art planetarium. A Question of Truth challenges our beliefs and Mindworks delves into the mysteries of the human brain. Living Earth delivers natural wonder, including a simulated tornado and a full rainforest environment. The Science Arcade is a fan favorite with a complete hands-on science experience that includes the famous electricity demo. The Human Edge is about the human body.  

A variety of programming is presented throughout the year. The Science Centre also has Ontario's only IMAX Dome theatre.