#in progress images

[tterracotta]

A quick evening trip to the convenience store

Bonus:

[hoofpeet]

Someone on the jacob sheep Lamb post from a while ago suggested Lamb getting a pair of horns for each Bishop they kill and I absorbed it into my worldview immediately... forgot to draw and post this tho

[parisoonic]

im skipping halloween and mentally going straight to winter

[skullinahat]

✨Free to use, no attribution needed repeating star backgrounds!✨

all made by me. i've got a couple more, check reblogs!

[twiwwleo]

Glass Portrait + USB Cemetery

On the USB Cemetery: 

Echoes: The Danvers State Hospital was meant to be a place of hope, but its history, the lives of those who lived and died there marked it as a site that would be eternally haunted by its past. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The House Of The Seven Gables, the way in which a house becomes haunted is through the injustices suffered by those who lived there. To be free of these hauntings, we must destroy our ancestral homes and start anew. Architecture represents the past, and places physical or digital are only haunted because people were there, are gone, and they remain. 

The Danvers State Hospital, or what remains of it, is a testament to the opposite being true. An apartment complex now sits on the grounds where the hospital once stood. All that remains is the brick facade of one of its buildings, and the two cemeteries where patients who died and remained unclaimed or had no one to claim them are buried. 

Aaron Mahnke mentions these cemeteries in his book and podcast, Lore. He describes what the main cemetery looks like better than I ever could.

“There are no tall tombstones, though. Instead each grave is marked by a small square stone with a number engraved on it. 

And there are hundreds of them.

Anyone looking for the cemetery will know they’ve found it when they see a large boulder that marks the entrance. It was placed there in the recent past to explain why all those small square stones are there. 

But it’s the message engraved on it, and not the grave markers themselves that communicates everything we need to know. 

It simply reads, ‘The Echoes They Left Behind’.”

These people, forgotten in life by those they relied on were denied everything but a number and a small plot of earth in death. For a time they were forgotten by all. Died their second deaths possibly even before they died their first.

The cemeteries were overgrown and forgotten until a woman, Pat Deegan, came across them on a walk. She and many volunteers, a number of whom were once patients alongside the deceased,  dedicated themselves to finding the names of those buried there. 

By 2002 the group discovered more than 3/4ths of the names of those buried there. Their names are listed on a plaque at the entrance of the main cemetery. If it could be determined where an individual was buried, they were given a grave marker with their name on it. These people claimed those in this cemetery as family, and loved them when no one else did, or had since their passing. 

Deegan managed to find a former staff member who had a photocopy of a burial record with roughly 150 names on it. The burial record of those buried from 1878 - 1929 had been permanently lost 

Not all of the patients could be identified due to the hospital’s records being lost by the state. 

But 626 individuals were identified and resurrected from their second deaths. 

They say ‘manuscripts don’t burn online.’ Not so much offline. 

Each USB tombstone represents a fragment of data on the internet left behind by an individual as they moved on. Anonymous, like numbered grave markers in a cemetery temporarily forgotten until someone stumbles across them once more.

[pivsketch]

was talking about half life and making comparisons between games today

[furiosophie]

i know someone must have done this already but--

based on this post by @chaotic-kass

[gabe-lovebot]

councilor 3D model

i learnt 3d modelling from the ground up to bring him to life. he's yours now. do whatever you want with him

[link]

please credit me if you make something using the model (or even ping/link me to it, i would love to see what you made!)

currently available as a .blend, .fbx and an SFM port.

[philosophybits]

Poets, prophets, and reformers are all picture-makers — and this ability is the secret of their power and of their achievements. They see what ought to be by the reflection of what is, and endeavor to remove the contradiction.

Frederick Douglass, "Pictures and Progress (1864-65)"

[blackkatdraws2]

I have a lot of leftover drawings in my gallery. [Blank Scripts AU]

[Content Warning: Images below contain Gore, Death, and Disturbing/Uncomfortable Imagery]

I find it a bit cute knowing they start out as crazy and then slowly settle into something calmer and relatively healthier after learning to adapt to each other's lust-turned-love. [Stanley did it first but hey :3]

[dykesevika]

wip !! :3

Men dni

[carnirat]

Saw the sketch for this and the only version I found of it finished was like 2 pixels so I decided to finish it myself.

Some process photos below the cut ✨ (including just the line art if you wanna color it yourself)

If you wanna color the line art digitally, if you are able to, just set the image to multiply and make sure the color layers are below the line art layer <3 if you have questions feel free to ask in replies

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Did I do a good job making it look official hehe I really tried

[badassindistress]

It is done and it is glorious!

This is a 1901 skirt for a promenade dress with added lace. I still have lace left over, so I may go back and add even more...

[robinsceramics]

May I offer you a Senshi in these trying times

image descriptions: a clay sculpture of Senshi, a dwarf from Delicious in Dungeon. Senshi is sitting with his hands on his knees.

[ottern0t]

(Tiny cw- nonsexual nudity) Context: i headcanon all timelords are intersex and ten got human dysphoria from being on earth so long

[dollarstoreartsupplies]

diversity win!! your undead child murdered by a singing zombie alien parasite is gay!!! happy lesbian visibility week!!

old versions of this drawing from a million years ago, and also only like,,, a thousand years ago, below cut: