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Grell knows, Alucard... not so much
Been teaching myself blender and though I'd make Jax in all her glory but progress has been slow.
For now enjoy fresh Jax peel ._.
The Amazing Historical Circus Adventure
Hello, my Timeline Bashing Pioneers! Today we are going on a deep dive into significant periods of human history! Or at least those I could find. Humans like that sort of thing right? Reflecting on the past? So lets explore their lived experiences and hopefully learn something new! What are we waiting for! Lets go! --- Caine
1530 - Tudor England
Marked with a power struggle between the Catholics and Protestants culminating in the creation of a new domination of Protestantism it has become a crucial pivot in history. The Beginnings of Colonial expansion with Elizabeth II and Henry VIII desolation of monasteries. All this excitement and Kinger is just happy to be here.
1750 - Versailles
The height of court excess, great large panniers holding up layers and layers of the finest fabrics decorated in the fashion of a delicately layered cake. We do know Gangle, that you are not one to refuse a decadent Victoria sponge. With strawberries! Delectable.
It also a time of flourishing arts owing to large investment in portraiture and popularization of landscape paintings that would provide her with much to occupy her time with.
1880 - early bustle Victorian era
A time of great innovation and much uncertainty amongst the populace, in this great big tug of war between enterprise and the crafts. Nature and progress. Rich and the destitute. With you stuck right in the middle Pomni!
1950 - The Fifties
The birth of suburban life, after the end and recovery from WWII this decade is either hated or revered. A time of massive tech optimism, with gadgets of all kinds entering the home and with it brand new pressures of women forced to leave the jobs that were previously aiding the war effort now told to "stay home and cook". With expectations high and no room for being anything else but what your social role demanded of you. I'm sure Ragatha you couldn't possibly relate!
1970 - Punk movement
You know the social rules that we were fed that ultimately led to nothing? The youth of England had enough! They took to the streets, living in squats, spray painting the walls and finding solace and community in music. It wasn't all safety pins and roses however, with a massive drug problem exasperated by the ‘no future’ attitude, many didn't make it to see the decade through. I'm sure I don't have to explain why Jax would find herself amongst those rocking it out in Camdon.
Howay! -- Jax
1990 - Nineties
Garish, loud and unashamed about it, its the decade when finally we stop pretending clothes have anything to do with gender. Jeans and a shirt are perfectly suitable for either. With new technological advancements in dyes we are going BRIGHT, BRIGHT, BRIGHT. The more offensive the better, Zooble I'm sure you would approve.
"Wait, Cain! Why do I get such a recent decade! I remember the 90s! I think Kinger was already an adult then, hows is this considered the past?" -- Zooble
"According to this anything that's 25 years old or older is considered vintage. Therefore 1990s qualifies as history." -- Caine
"God damn it" -- Zooble (feels old)
Curse of Cards - Silver mirror
The silver mirror had been seen as a great violator, capable of peeling back the veneer and showing us our one true self.
Once again in collaboration with Moon Rune Games (@moonrunegames on Instagram) for their latest game Curse of Cards. Check it out, if you feel so inclined :3
hello, could you draw Pomni and Transfem Jax having a date?
Absolutely! Hope this is what you had in mind :3 Milkshakes do taste better when shared
"What have you done?"
I guess there's a reason Caine doesn't try to load obsolete files...
Curse of Cards - Bloody Mary
A ritual first found in the bathrooms of catholic schools all across America. A twisted version of a long standing tradition of maidens seeking their fortune in a mirror by candle light.
Had the great pleasure of working for Moon Rune Games (@moonrunegames on Instagram) on a creature card for their latest game Curse of Cards. Check it out, if you feel so inclined :3
She's been on my mind lately
Mourning paper post
A review of Corpus Delicti’s Portsmouth performance (24/2) during their ‘Liminal’ tour in support of their latest album.
I wrote an article for the Mourning Paper on the latest tour of Corpus Delicti. Have read!
And while youre there do persur the rest of their articles, their collection is a very good one. My personal favourites are:
The History of Fishnets: Sexy or statement? by Wellie Thomas,
Has Killstar outgrown the alternative community? by Deanna Dawn,
and Show Me Your Goblin tour by Abigail Humphries
Goth Magazines
Heya!
A while back I stumbled across some old CD compilation of goth sounds (Gothic Compilation if anyone remembers) that spurred me on a journey I honestly wasn't prepared for.
What was and what survived?
While no where near a "definitive list" I would say this has become a good primer for goth magazines all the way from zines in the 80s to magazines that made it to today. If you are by chance itching for more after, I highly recommend checking out https://www.theaegisarchive.org/
Hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed researching!
The reason not to use tin-lined copper over high flame is actually because of the tin, not the copper.
the tin melts and exposes the copper, yeah. Its got a very low melting point, not great to melt into your food and no longer shields from the copper particles on the second use, correct ^^
I've really been intrugued by the overall evolution of pinup and how casual old victorian pinup feels compared to the refined style of 1950 and 1960s. I wanted to see if I could apply some of their refined pinup poses on the absolutely stunning underpinnings of the 1880s.
Frankensteins bride, controvesially my favourite of the Frankenstein movies :3
When I feel spet or burned out, I sometimes like to revisit old concepts and redraw them how I would approach them now to give myself a little perspective on how far long I've come.
The first sketch was done back in 2022 when I was trying to get back into digital art after having taken a break from it to focus on traditional art. The second was done 2024 after I got my hands on my big ass Wacom tablet and the difference I'd say is quite apparent in just those 2 years.
Give it a go! I'd love to see the results :33
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