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blueey-jayzilla

They are discussing very important shit right now

vullen

future archaeologists will know you were (not) a boy

vullen

future archaeologists are not immune to getting stretched

64mpg

“what do you do for fun” well i really like the floor and being on the floor

nebbeli

captcha

hellspawnmotel

PARADISE, PARADISE

my full piece for the light in the dark zine! this was a lot of fun to work on and I'm very happy with how it turned out

also available to buy as a print!!

periwinkleparasol

The almost vaporwave(?) aesthetic here is super cool, I loveeee the cyan/purple color scheme used for everything! It adds to the unsettling nature of this too, looking more unnatural. I like the sort of fish eye lense perspective here and all the environments off in the distance...but of course, the most stand out thing is the "island" front and center. I like how horrified Kris looks here in contrast to HERO_SWORD's completely blank face. And the way their hair flows so well into the rest of the oceans waves. Having their head be the island is sort of like how the Sword Route may be partially representative of some "dark side" of their mind... It's neat stuff.

manglestar

i just wanna die anywhere else

meltesh28

let's hangout together for the rest of our lives or something dude

goomyloid

small backlog

iemon-pxl

"The hidden rain village"

prokopetz

People joke about how silly the idea of being an atheist in a Dungeons & Dragons style fantasy setting is, but if you think about it, empirical proof of a supernatural being’s existence doesn’t tell you anything in particular in a setting like that, does it?

There are lots of creatures in a D&D style fantasy setting that could credibly pull off impersonating a god in a way that your average human would have no reasonable way of fact-checking – and I’m not just talking about supernatural con artists, though there is that.

D&D proposes a milieu in which there’s a whole ecosystem of things that magically pretend to be other things.

Imagine being a D&D cleric and discovering one day that the thing you’ve been worshipping and that grants you your magical powers is actually just a really big mimic, is what I mean to say.