#s andrew swann's proposal

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SCPs, 001-3000

SCP-001 S. Andrew Swann's Proposal: The Database - Propaganda and matches

SCP-001 Lily's Proposal: The World's Gone Beautiful - Propaganda and matches

SCP-001 Dr. Clef Proposal: The Gate Guardian - Propaganda and matches

SCP-001 Pickman-Blank Proposal : The Frontispiece - Propaganda and matches

SCP-046: "Predatory" Holly Bush - Propaganda and matches

SCP-ES-31 : A Useful Jacket - Propaganda and matches

SCP-049: Plague Doctor - Propaganda and matches

SCP-053: Young Girl - Propaganda and matches

SCP-055: [unknown] - Propaganda and matches

SCP-076: "Able" - Propaganda and matches

SCP-085: Hand-drawn ''Cassy'' - Propaganda and matches

SCP-096: The "Shy Guy" - Propaganda and matches

SCP-105 : "Iris" (And their Canon hub) - Propaganda and matches

SCP-113: The Gender-Switcher - Propaganda and matches

SCP-166 : Just a Teenage Gaea - Propaganda and matches

SCP-247: A Harmless Kitten - Propaganda and matches

SCP-281-FR: The Day The Earth Stopped (Being Flat) (English ver.) - Propaganda and matches

SCP-PL-301: All roads lead to Słupsk - Propaganda and matches

SCP-343: "God" - Propaganda and matches

SCP-344: Schrödinger's Can Opener - Propaganda and matches

SCP-423: Self-Inserting Character - Propaganda and matches

SCP-426: I am a Toaster - Propaganda and matches

SCP-447: Ball of Green Slime - Propaganda and matches

SCP-529: Josie the Half-Cat - Propaganda and matches

SCP-682: Hard-to-Destroy Reptile - Propaganda and matches

SCP-696: Abyssal Typewriter - Propaganda and matches

SCP-914 : The Clockworks - Propaganda and matches

SCP-978: Desire Camera - Propaganda and matches

SCP-999: The Tickle Monster - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1000: Bigfoot - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1057 : Absence of Shark - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1193: Buried Giant - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1233: The Lunatic & SCP-4233: The Dreadnought - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1313: Solve for Bear - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1504: Joe Schmo - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1733 : Season Opener - Propaganda and matches

SCP-1762 : Where The Dragons Went - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2000: Deus Ex Machina - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2018: Museum of You - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2030: LA U GH IS F UN - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2521 : ●●|●●●●●|●●|● - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2599: Not Good Enough - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2662: cthulhu f'UCK OFF! - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2721 : Eli and Lyris - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2845: THE DEER - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2935: O, Death - Propaganda and matches

SCP-2952: Conveyance Of Regional Gwerin Internationally - Propaganda and matches

[rainbowgod666]

Quick question, How OP is "The Author"...

I'm lazyyy, if you have a post where you explain everything gib me the link pls :P

[agnol117]

001 Proposals, Part II

Dr. Mann’s Proposal - The Spiral Path

The first time I read this one, I didn’t like it. I thought it was hokey, and silly, and that the idea that all of the SCPs were man made was just obnoxious. It’s grown on me since then. I like the idea that it’s all kind of a cosmic mistake. They found this path that always leads upwards, then just kept messing around with something they didn’t understand until such time as they had ruined their lives, and probably also the world. It’s a fun, tragic tale. Especially the ending, when it’s revealed just how far out of their control things have gotten, and that SCPs are just being created in containment. It’s just such a fantastic ending.

9/10

Dr. Mackenzie’s Proposal - The Legacy

Despite my previously stated dislike for SCP-001 proposals that are a big scary thing, I actually like this one. The idea that it’s a set of documents from an alternate iteration of the SCP Foundation/several alternate iterations is pretty cool, as is the idea that SCPs are artifacts from those dimensions that have fallen into ours. It’s not perfect, obviously (I prefer the idea that they don’t all have the same origin), but it’s still a fun one. Plus it’s somewhat tragic, what with the letter at the end being heavily implied to be from a spouse/other loved one of the dimension hopper who knows they have no way of coming with their beloved, but wanting them to know that they’re loved all the same.

7/10

S. Andrew Swann’s Proposal - The Database

Really torn on this one. It’s fine, I guess? It’s almost funny, honestly. Way too meta for my tastes, though. “There is a God, and it is SCP-001. And it’s a bunch of horror writers.” It just feels kind of tacky? Like, it’s already one of my least favorite 001 proposal tropes (big scary thing), and combine that with how meta it is, and this is probably my least favorite 001 proposal so far.

1/10

Scantron’s Proposal - The Foundation

Oh, I like this one.

The idea of a sort of mirror Foundation as an SCP is great. It’s fun, it’s unique, it’s a great twist on the usual “super scary thing” that most 001 proposals are. It’s lovely. Combined with the general eerieness of it (was a school, then it got warped and became something else, then the people they sent in disappeared and became the “people” working for the not!Foundation), and it’s just all around a great proposal. I love it.

9/10

Djoric-Dmatix Proposal - Thirty-Six

This hits so many of my dislikes. Ties to real world mythology, is a big scary thing (indirectly, at least), and acts as a sort of Grand Unifying Skip Theory. But it’s not all bad. I like the idea of people/things that nullify the effects of SCPs. I just wish they weren’t so directly tied to a big apocalyptic scenario and real world religion in general.

4/10

[legendsgates]

Underrated SCP List

I’ve decided to create an updated list of my favorite relatively-unknown skips, as well as other articles I think more people should know about. I’m leaving out the more popular ones like 682 or 049, since it’s easy to find and get info about those. These are SCPs that, tragically, tend to get overlooked.

Normal SCPs

SCP-001 (Dr Mann’s Proposal) The real juicy stuff here isn’t in the file itself, it’s in the attached O5-clearance document. And good lord, the implications give me chills.

SCP-001 (S Andrew Swann’s Proposal) It’s us.

SCP-370 (A Key) Don’t look. Don’t look. DON’T LOOK.

SCP-408 (Illusory Butterflies) The booooterflies! Kondraki’s best friends :3

SCP-413 (Endless Garage) SCPs can play pranks too.

SCP-447 (Ball of Green Slime) Could also be named ‘Too Bad We Can’t Market This’. I would recommend reading the experiment log.

SCP-504 (Critical Tomatoes) You know the trope where bad actors and comedians get tomatoes thrown at them? Well...

SCP-507 (Reluctant Dimension Hopper) Poor 507! He hasn’t been the same since he came back from 99P-UT1-24J. Or 952-7YD-ABBA, for that matter. Read the log!

SCP-597 (The Mother of Them All) This one is either incredibly unsettling, weirdly soothing to think about, or a godawful mixture of both.

SCP-632 (Intrusive Arachnid Thoughts) Arachnophobe’s Worst Nightmare. Don’t read if you’re scared of spiders.

SCP-743 (A Chocolate Fountain) …At least they get a good meal first?

SCP-939 (With Many Voices) Thorough and creepy. Especially 939-101! I can’t tell whether I should be scared or pitying. Do not read if people getting eaten freaks you out, and don’t read the ‘scp-939 reproduction’ page if decapitation (or internal parasites, possibly) is a squick.

SCP-1155 (Predatory Street Art) I would like to see who would win between this and 173.

SCP-1171 (Humans Go Home) To borrow the words of tumblr user @arctic-chameleonus​... my thembro Beauremont got fucking catfished.

SCP-1459 (The Puppy Machine) Once you get past the inherent horror of the scenario, the test log is actually pretty damn funny. Or maybe I’m just nuts.

SCP-1545 (Larry the Loving Llama) Guys, stop calling him by all those different names - his name’s Larry.

SCP-1730 (What Happened to Site-13?) This one is a long, horrifying read - and it’s absolutely breathtaking. If you have time to kill and a taste for human corruption at its worst, come take a look!

SCP-2316 (Field Trip) You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

SCP-2357 (The Perfect SCP) The resignation letter of a Foundation employee... who specialized in memes and infohazards. If you’re not familiar with the Foundation-standard usage of those words, this is an easy and fun article to get a taste.

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SCP-2662 (cthulhu f'UCK OFF!) I feel so bad for them, they just want to be left a l o n e

SCP-2703 (For a Good Time Call) She’s so friendly and helpful, stop screaming when she appears! You were the one who called her and she just wants to help you have a good time!

SCP-3008 (A Perfectly Normal, Regular Old IKEA) It’s an IKEA - a totally normal, nonanomalous one. Not sure why it’s on the site.

SCP-3636 (World's Greatest Jukebox) Please screen the title and lyrics very closely before you try to play anything. And don’t even touch anything on the blacklist.

Joke SCPs

SCP-006-J / SCP-006-CU-EX (WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT THING / Cuddly Cwawies) BUGS! Read that in whatever inflection you desire.

SCP-048-J (Negative Probability Phrase) I swear, if you jinx us-

SCP-076-J (IN OWN WORDS) Totally not Able, fellow meat-slaves!

SCP-666-J (Dr. Gerald's Driving Skills) OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD OH FUCK OH GOD OH GO

SCP-900-J (Modern Major Keter-Class) i’m sorry I can’t do this one justice

SCP-1543-J (The Sun Launcher) When in doubt, toss it into the sun.

Group-of-Interest Format

The Serpent’s Hand

A Love Letter to a Lady Mantis - and its sequel, A Wedding Gift for a Lady Mantis! An adorable romance. Don’t read if you’re scared of bugs.

Hello, I am an Eldritch Horror - You'll want to familiarize yourself with SCP-426 (I am a Toaster) first, but this adds a whole new depth to the SCP’s lore.

KoI Format - God is a fish.

Shark-Punching Center

SPC-001, Uncle Nicolini's Proposal... Maybe. (It's Lonely At The Top, says the article third from the top.) Once something becomes too easy it’s not even worth doing anymore, right?

SPC-172-J (”Sword Sharks?!”, Never Bring a Fist to a Spear Fight) Y’all need to update your shark-identification guide, stat. And maybe don’t punch it right where the horn is. However, I must say I like your style of protocol naming.

Story

A Lesson in Power - Broken Masquerade canon. A gun is only so intimidating when you work with SCPs.

Ethical? - Broken Masquerade canon. There’s going to be a change in the Foundation’s hierarchy, now that they’re forced into the light.

Ethics Committee Orientation - Isn’t the Ethics Committee, like, a myth?

Tales of the Ethics Committee: The Foundation Eats Babies - How do you choose who lives and who dies? To quote Agent Strauss, “We’re a bit beyond trolley problems here.”

Termination_Order - How to execute someone who can turn you into spaghetti with a thought. This one gets dark - warning for rape mentions.

Transcript of Dr. Clef's seminar, "Reality Benders and You: How to Survive When Existence Doesn't." - Fucking Clef. That asshole.

Exceptional Cases Which Do Not Quite Fit Into Any Of The Aforementioned Categories

Abundance - this story is actually on the Wanderer’s Library site and doesn’t mention the foundation, but the slowly-growing unease turning to gradual horrified and/or disgusted understanding would make some scp articles proud.

The Ship In A Bottle Hub - Please. Please read it. At least the intro - it will show exactly what to expect.

[Edit: most recent addition to this post can be found here]

[timogsilangan]

the agony of reading thru all of 5999 waiting for the big revelation waiting for the meaning of everything waiting for the moment when all the different incidents n shit r tied together how theyre related but all u get is a shitty jumpscare or whatever and it turns out none of it actually meant anything it was just written to be enticing and mysterious as possible so u get to the end and get killed by the 𝙵𝙰𝙻𝚂𝙴 𝙱𝙴𝙰𝚂𝚃 being released or whatever shit

[recklessfiction]

Which is your favourite SCP-001 proposal? My personal favourite is S Andrew Swann's Proposal, but i'd love to hear about yours :D!!

Gonna be honest, I haven't gotten the chance to check out 001 I've been intimidated by it. But I checked it out right now and DAMN THESE ARE ALL COOL! I've got some reading to do but as soon as I'm finished I'll let you know which I like best!!!!

[anonauthorsworkshop]

Hey I don't know if you're familiar with S Andrew Swann's Proposal. But I wanted to know if Mc is from the same universe as us, you know the real word

Yes! I am familiar with the proposal. MC is indeed from the same universe as us, thanks for asking.

[nofomoartworld]

Hyperallergic: Art Movements

John Baldessari, “NUMAN’S MORTUARY MEYER Your big ideas bug me.” (2017), varnished inkjet print on canvas with acrylic paint, 62 1/2 x 54 x 1 1/2 in (© John Baldessari, courtesy the artist, Marian Goodman Gallery and Sprueth Magers; photo by Joshua White)

Art Movements is a weekly collection of news, developments, and stirrings in the art world. Subscribe to receive these posts as a weekly newsletter.

Knight Landesman resigned as co-publisher of Artforum hours after a former employee filed a lawsuit accusing him of groping and sexually harassing nine women. Amanda Schmitt, a curator and the director of programming and development for the UNTITLED art fair, filed a claim for $500,000 in damages with the State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Wednesday morning. In an earlier report published by artnet, several men and women voiced complaints “regarding unwanted touching, groping, and other inappropriate behavior, including requests for massages.” The same report indicated that a former employee had filed a claim for damages with Artforum. In response, Artforum stated that the former employee’s “close friendship” with Landesman “took place well after she left Artforum in 2012,” a claim that is directly contradicted by Schmitt’s subsequent lawsuit, which alleges that Landesman’s harassment first began after she was hired as a circulation assistant in 2009. On Wednesday evening, Artnews reported that Michelle Kuo, Artforum‘s editor-in-chief, had handed in her resignation a week prior on October 18.

A local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy sued the city of San Antonio and several City Council members over the removal of a statue memorializing Confederate soldiers in Travis Park.

A 1908 bust of Napoleon by Rodin is to go on loan to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, three years after Mallory Mortillaro, a then newly hired archivist at the borough hall of Madison, New Jersey, noticed it in a meeting room and correctly attributed it to the artist.

In an internal email, Condé Nast International, the publisher of titles including Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, and Glamour, announced that it will no longer commission work from Terry Richardson. The photographer, who is known for his lurid and sexually explicit work, has faced a stream of allegations regarding sexual misconduct and exploitation since the early 2000s.

The Nordic Museum in Stockholm began collecting stories of sexual harassment and abuse shared online with the viral hashtag #MeToo.

John Baldessari‘s second solo show with Sprüth Magers opened at the gallery’s Los Angeles location. The exhibition includes the artist’s emoji paintings, a new series of inkjet prints in which emojis are juxtaposed with snippets of seemingly random film dialogue.

Thomas Vonier, the president of the American Institute of Architects, issued a statement urging the US to continue working with UNESCO.

Auguste Rodin, A bust of Napoleon Bonaparte, engraved “Napoleon enveloppé dans ses réves” (“Napoleon wrapped in his dreams”) (via Flickr/enalnomis)

A group calling itself the Monument Removal Brigade claimed responsibility for vandalizing the Theodore Roosevelt monument outside the American Museum of Natural History.

Following a public hearing, the Pittsburgh Art Commission recommended the public removal of Giuseppe Moretti’s controversial statue of American songwriter Stephen Foster. The sculpture is to be relocated to a private and “properly contextualized” location.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a proposal to overhaul the city’s Loft Law.

Mayor de Blasio’s Commission on City Art, Monuments, and Markers launched an online public survey to review possible public symbols of hate across the five boroughs.

Two members and one former member of the Berkshire Museum filed a lawsuit against the museum’s decision to deaccession works from its collection. Earlier in the week the museum announced that Van Shields, the museum’s executive director, would undergo surgery for an undisclosed health issue, transferring leadership to co-directors Nina Garlington and Craig Langlois. Twenty-one of the 40 collection works consigned to Sotheby’s have been deleted from the auction’s online catalogue.

Herman Leonard’s black-and-white photograph of Dizzy Gillespie went on display at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery to mark the centennial of the jazz musician’s birth.

The Mugrabi family sued Mana Contemporary, alleging that the company damaged works from the family’s art collection while also withholding access to 1,389 works of art. The suit centers on a dispute over a storage bill for $500,000. The Mugrabi family claims that the art center agreed to store its collection for free.

A petition was launched calling for the preservation of the Cinema Museum in London. In a Facebook post, the museum revealed that its landlord, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, is planning the sell the building on the open market.

Michelangelo Pistoletto will roll a new version of “Sfera di Giornali (Newspaper Sphere)” along the streets of Cold Spring, New York on Saturday, November 4. The event is a recreation of the artist’s 1967 performance in Turin, Italy.

Transactions

Marcel Dunchamp “L.H.O.O.Q.” (1964), pencil and white gouache over a color reproduction of the Mona Lisa, moustache and goatee added in pencil, edition 25/35, 11 7/8 x 9 in (courtesy Sotheby’s/Art Digital Studio)

A print from the 1964 edition of Marcel Duchamp’s “L.H.O.O.Q” was sold at Sotheby’s for €631,500 (~$743,162).

Britain announced that it will transfer ownership of the wrecks of the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror — the ships of the ill-fated Franklin expedition — to Canada.

The Gambrell Foundation donated a $10 million lead gift toward a major renovation of the Queens University of Charlotte’s fine arts building.

The Seattle Art Museum received a $3.5 million challenge grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The gift will be used to establish and endow the museum’s Asian Paintings Conservation Center.

The Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art received a bequest of $2.5 million from the late Gerald E. Buck through the Buck Family Trust. The gift will endow the Archives’ collecting program on the West Coast.

The J.M. Smucker Company donated $1.1 million to the Akron Art Museum.

The Block Museum of Art acquired a suite of works by photographer Tseng Kwong Chi (1950–1990).

Crozier acquired the Los Angeles-based art shippers Fine Art Shipping.

The Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library received a $215,800 federal grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

A black marker drawing of the Empire State building by Donald Trump was sold at Julien’s Auctions for $16,000.

Bhupen Khakhar’s “De-luxe Tailors” (1972) was sold at Sotheby’s for £1,112,750 (~$1,468,719), a record for the artist at auction.

The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin acquired the Dean F. Echenberg War Poetry Collection.

Saul Leiter’s “Waiter, Paris” (1959) was sold for $25,000 at Swann Auction Galleries, a record for the work.

Saul Leiter, “Waiter, Paris” (1959, printed 1990s), chromogenic print, image: 19 1/2×13 in (courtesy Swann Auction Galleries)

Transitions

Jan Willem Sieburgh was appointed interim business director of the Stedelijk Museum following the resignation of Beatrix Ruf.

Nato Thompson was appointed artistic director of the Philadelphia Contemporary.

Ido Bruno was appointed director of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

Heidi Reitmaier was appointed executive director and CEO of the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada.

Gabriel de Guzman was appointed curator and director of exhibitions at Smack Mellon.

Tracy Bonfitto was appointed curator of art at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin.

Rozalia Jovanovic was appointed director of New York’s Collective Design fair.

The Boca Raton Museum announced plans for a $1.5 million renovation.

Aspect/Ratio will reopen at its new space at 864 North Ashland in Chicago on November 3.

Gallery Wendi Morris will relocate to 8 Octavia Street in San Francisco later this year [via email announcement].

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Enoura Observatory was opened to the public in Odawara, Japan.

Adjaye Associates, Ron Arad Architects, and landscape architects Gustafson Porter + Bowman were selected to design the UK’s new Holocaust memorial and learning centre in London.

The Norton Museum of Art revealed its plans for a new public garden designed by Lord Norman Foster. Bloomberg‘s new £1 billion (~$1.3 billion) London headquarters, designed by Foster + Partners, opened on Tuesday.

The Pamela and Robert B. Goergen Garden, as seen from the west, Norton Museum of Art, designed by Foster + Partners (courtesy Foster + Partners)

Accolades

Agnieszka Polska was awarded Germany’s National Gallery Prize for young artists.

Emanulee Outspoken Bean, Eepi Chaad, and Phillip Pyle were appointed the resident artists of Houston’s Resident Artist Program.

The Saint Louis Art Museum and the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis selected Jennifer Bornstein as their 2017–18 Teaching Fellow.

Ursula Johnson was awarded the 2017 Sobey Art Award.

Ursula Johnson, “Hot Looking” (2014), durational performance-based installation with delegated performer and looped audio, variable dimensions (photo by Michael Wasnidge)

Obituaries

Fats Domino (1928–2017), singer, songwriter, and pianist.

Al Hurricane (1936–2017), balladeer.

Rita Henley Jensen (1947–2017), journalist. Founder of Women’s eNews.

Hugh Kearney (1924–2017), historian. Best known for The British Isles: A History of Four Nations (1989).

Walter Lassally (1926–2017), cinematographer. Awarded an Oscar for his work on Zorba the Greek (1964).

Iona Opie (1923–2017), folklorist.

Paul Vogt (1926–2017), art historian. Former director of the Museum Folkwang.

Dennis Wayne (1945–2017), dancer.

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Submission counts

(Edited: This was formerly a list of SCPs that needed more submissions. As submissions are now closed, that was unneeded.)

There was a total of 35 SCPs that got multiple votes- here's all of them! If your SCP isn't on here, then it only got one vote.

If you're looking to read these stories- check out the comprehensive competitor list.

7 Votes

SCP-5031: Yet Another Murder Monster

4 Votes

SCP-529: Josie the Half-Cat

3 Votes

SCP-085: Hand-drawn ''Cassy''

SCP-281-FR: The Day The Earth Stopped (Being Flat)

SCP-999: The Tickle Monster

SCP-3001: Red Reality

SCP-3008: A Perfectly Normal, Regular Old IKEA

SCP-5761 : When The Impostor Is Sus II: Nightmare Hour

SCP-6001: Avalon

2 Votes

SCP-001 S. Andrew Swann's Proposal: The Database

SCP-ES-31 : A Useful Jacket

SCP-046: "Predatory" Holly Bush

SCP-105 : "Iris"

SCP-166 : Just a Teenage Gaea

SCP-423: Self-Inserting Character

SCP-426: I am a Toaster

SCP-447: Ball of Green Slime

SCP-682: Hard-to-Destroy Reptile

SCP-914: The Clockworks

SCP-1000: Bigfoot

SCP-1057: Absence of Shark

SCP-1233: The Lunatic & SCP-4233: The Dreadnought

SCP-1313: Solve for Bear

SCP-1762 : Where The Dragons Went

SCP-2030: LA U GH IS F UN

SCP-2662: cthulhu f'UCK OFF!

SCP-3922: STOPRIGHTTHERECRIMINALSCUM!!!

SCP-4231 : The Montauk House

SCP-4335: A Welt In The Crucible

SCP-7000: The Loser

Duke Till Dawn

Major Tom

Portraits of Your Father

Stupendous Containment Procedures

Yesterday

[scp-torment]

SCP-001 S. Andrew Swann's Proposal: The Database

[DATA EXPUNGED]

SCP-6930: 🔴 Paty Is Streaming Now!

SCP-6930 is an entity of unknown nature that manifests on video platforms and social networks, mainly YouTube and Twitter, under the name of "Patricia 'Paty' Skinner" or simply "Paty".

[timogsilangan]

im still so mad abt the actual ending of 5999 like i Know its a sequel to s andrew swanns proposal but im still so RRGAGRHAHGRHR that theres no actual answer to all the mysteries built up IT FEELS LIKE SUCH A COPOUT. i wanted to know how everything was connected i thought the ending would tie it all together and make it all make sense but no all we get is a stupid video UGH