#cement

[the-peddito-and-the-doise-show]

All Interactions with Their Recolor Ripoffs!

(By the way, please retweet or comment down below to see if you can come up with any personality or just some traits for my funny lil’ recolored “original characters,” as I may or may not be planning something with them in the future. It would help a lot! Thank you!)

[zegalba]

Tania Font: Deconstrucció V (2020)

[justintaco]

(one) (two)

[fishing-lesbian-catgirl]

[vintagehomecollection]

Suburban garden. This small garden is one in a row adjoining terraced, single story houses, built so that the wall of one house becomes the garden wall of another. Against this wall, a planting area has been retained with U-shaped pre-cast concrete blocks, and another adjoining row used to form a permanent garden bench, which can be provided with cushions in the summer.

The Garden Book, 1984

[giacuamood]

French Communist Party Headquarter

Architect Oscar Niemeyer

[nu-nyu]

[radioneet]

[gaemms-chamois]

Zalaks scurrying on your dashboard

[heseipikmin]

My son

[zegalba]

Tania Font: Deconstrucció (2019)

[risunsky]

The cement Grucifix. I took some better photos today. Don't look too much at the base, my mould reacted badly and the cube took a wrong shape. It was my first time making cement and something had to go wrong.

[upsidedownsmore]

Hollowframe 55 (+ Umbra) - Qorvex

so uh

i may be deviating from the hollow knight style a bit with this one lmao

I'm still really happy with how it turned out though! I loosely had in mind the Black Egg, those big ancient Abyss shells, and like some kind of infected ancient variation of a Kingsmould (making him the fifth kingsmould inspired hollowframe now lol, sorry they're cool and he has the cod piece for it). Kind of a mess of inspirations but I think it came together well enough visually

Post with a bunch of wips here

The previous Hollowframe addition that added Dagath:

[vintagehomecollection]

Southern Interiors, 1988

[caffichai]

Cement

Das Conk Creet Baybee!!!

Champion of the first ever poll on this blog!

[humanoidhistory]

Cement works in Vác, Hungary, 1963.

(Fortepan)