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There's a Youtube channel I watch sometimes called Curious Archive. It's run by a cute animated robot character called Talebot and the channel is about various things in stories - just all about stories. It's about how we use specific settings and concepts in stories, as well, as sometimes, mythical creatures. Typically focuses on fantasy, science fiction and horror. CA recently did a show that was titled "Angels for the Modern Age" - all about how people are creating an angel mythology online for secular and mundane things - a Heritage Post from here on tumblr was cited (the one about various masked / helmeted professions and how artists responded by turning astronauts and beekeepers into "angels"). Also cited was that post about an electrical pole with many different wires coming out of it being seen as an "angel"). Of course, in the comments section, because the piece of fiction was not mentioned, I brought up Trigun, gave a rough description of it, and concluded: "In Trigun, we imprisoned angels in giant light bulbs and make them run our refrigerators." I happen to like my description of Plants. Is it apt?
Me: sighh.. lemme take a break(drawing something else) from everything that I've been doing to take a break from everything
Me: sighhh, lemme take a break from the break of the break of the break of the break of the-
Oh you knoww I'm unthreading my Billies nerves by molecules tonighttt
-very sleep deprived wir3 who's sleepy tears are salty enough to blind 5 people
HUMAN!
long time no see, kiddo
After watching the recent Tale Foundry video, “The Fan Theory Spiral”, TaleBot of @talefoundry proves to us how fun theorizing can be through the greatest hyperfixation in the indie animated industry, and the world, no matter how bizarre or unpredictable they are…
Robot book club? Robot book club.
Made this for Tale Foundry a while back and it was featured in their most recent video!
more art for my acquaintances at tale foundry! they’re so nice and I’m so proud of them for reaching 1 million subscribers!
I WANT TO FUCK THE TALE FOUNDRY ROBOT