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this has been in my drafts for months.
debating whether or not to elaborate
As a toddler I had a recurring nightmare that the weasel wearing a fedora from Who Framed Roger Rabbit was following me around my grandma’s house and no one would believe me so I hid in the laundry room.
Recurring Nightmare by Jeff Laubenstein
Recurring Nightmare
If your recurring nightmare is a shot of Mist Archfiend doing a sick spiral over a shadowed graveyard under a blood red moon, that isn’t so bad, right? It’s not like he’s flying towards you or anything. Just appreciate the nice view until you wake up! Speaking seriously, this art has such excellent usage of shading throughout. Not only that, but the three main areas of this card are finely differentiated by their main color: purple highlights for the lower graveyard scene, a variety of grays for the foreground and focus of the piece (Mist Archfiend and his smoke trail), and strong red for the sinister sky and blood moon. Both of these factors just provide so much definition here that even little details like the purple windows on the building and the heavily cratered surface of the moon are visible. Of course, you can’t forget about the sense of motion that the swirled smoke trail provides (which subtly looks like a rocket takeoff trail, while also looking kind of unnatural and demonic in itself).
Rating: 10/10
I tortured the collector AND HIS SIBLING
when i was younger, i watched in horror and fear as my worst nightmare came true. paralyzed and helpless to do anything except hold back my tears and cling to whatever glimmer of hope to distract me.
years later, i read how my worst nightmare is repeating itself. this time, darker and more grim than it was the first time. even after i did everything that i could and my disillusionment is deeper than ever before.
but this time, i witness this unfold with a quiet rage. i know there is little i can do, and it seems like all the hope i once had has faded away. but i'll still keep my head up and write my truth like i'm trying to survive.
because it's all i have left, and it's the one thing that can never be taken away
Recurring Nightmare by Darla Mottram (RECURRENT)