#Analogue Project

[cf-12]

MΛNITU (2024) youtube / vimeo

Set of 144 glyphs, displayed in digital and analogue form simultaneously. Light installation

[rendellstreet]

[sharpth1ng]

do you think stu and billy would be into more modern horror or analogue horror? like stuff like local 58, skinamarink, mandela catalogue, etc.

Some of it, absolutely! The more slowcore/more esoteric stuff like skinamarink, petscop, ect is probably more Billy's vibe. I just think Stu is more likely to be bored by stuff like that. I think they would have been into this stuff early though, with Marble Hornets and series like that.

I think the Alan Reznik/wham city comedy/Adult Swim type weirdness is mostly going to be more Stu's vibe, there's some parts of This House Has People In It that he would find hilarious (the flag song, boomy the cat). Stuff like Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, Too Many Cooks. I do think Billy would like some of this stuff too, but it just strikes me as more Stu-type content.

There are so many great ARGs and Analogue horror series that I think they would be into and Billy is definitely watching the long ass Nightmind breakdown videos.

[capswarmedals]

i was just scrolling through my account and realized i never posted the frames i did for cap's death scene (me trying to draw psc failed here)

and a bonus:

[ameliapodcast]

You know those single use cameras? That are analogue and you take photos with them, like 27 usually, and rhen the shop develops them and that is it? I took one of those to Vienna for fun, and I gave it to get developed last week. Today I got the photos - or... thought I would. Because there are only two. That I took... of the trainstation, for fun. There are photos both before and after that. But the film? It is entirely empty, as if nothing had ever been there.

Amelia is all about the secrets...

[snowblitzs]

HETALIA ANALOGUE HORROR AU IDEA

CW : Body horror imagery that may be disturbing to some people

Here it is! Forgive me if it doesn't make sense, it's really messy and I'm yet to actually start it!

It's hetalia but a classified government analogue horror styled video explaining about an experiment that ran in the late 80's or so, trying to find out more about the nation's nature and how they basically work.

Neuroscientists try to find a way to see nations as their 'true forms,' through attempting to find loopholes through the human brain and how it perceives nations.

It's heavy of themes on the paranormal, supernatural, the human mind, and what really is behind the veil of illusion. What do they really look like? Truly?

This is heavily inspired by the seerverse au by A_Selkie_Abroad on AO3, and I love the idea of their physical forms being just a mask.

It's also inspired by Secrets and Directives by YingYangKay in chapter 38, specifically the bathroom scene. (If you haven't read the Gaia AU I recommend it!) Who knows what that human saw America as?

Another inspiration. Not really planning for it to be part of the story, but it's what sparked my interest and is what gave the idea!

Imagine this.

Their faces were unrecognizable, flashing the fraction of a millisecond and overwhelming every physical sense. What is that? The human mind would question. Without the cover of protection subconsciously given, it was now exposed to this unexplainable being.

Here's some random notes in no particular order or context, purely brain dumps.

So.... this is basically the idea of it! Hope I made sense sorry lol. Feel free to send and ask questions, it'll help me! I get to find plot holes easier and it helps make a stable story. Not forced of course though!! I'll just be happy if you read the whole thing honestly :3

My friend agrees that this is a fire idea therefore you gotta agree HJSKSH

[popcadelic]

Untitled by Benedetta Falugi

[divineyetinpain]

Official redesigns for my ARG! I've been working hard on official art and redesigns for my Sunshine Avenue characters! These aren't all the characters, of course. There's six or seven more characters I need to fully redesign and make official art! These are going to be put in the official Sunshine Avenue website that I am currently working on!

[bmpmp3]

akashi my good friend akashi

[howl-arnon]

The graphics are good and I think it deserve some level of attention

I'm sharing my friends work here, please show them some loveeee

@zor-ax

[essektheylyss]

I gotta do some editing because I've been putting it off for WEEKS but also I did read about the current nuclear armament climate and I need to lay face down in moss until the forest takes me.

[cf-12]

KD-FT-DD (2021) Animation based on my kid's drawing

[rendellstreet]

Lusitania (1997) - dir. James Cameron

[upthespiralstaircase]

Untitled by Benedetta Falugi

[sammyoldlad]

These are 2 long exposure pinhole photographs that I took on some pinhole cameras I made out of film pots. The exposure was around 10 hours pointed at a main road to try and capture the car lights.

[k00319173]

Assemble

Monday 18/11/24

Make More Work

Today I joined the Make More Work workshop. We were advised to trust ourselves so as that we could use prior work and research to make more work quickly.

I used my previous work and research into the images of Pan to guide me to make a piece in which I used both digital and analogue techniques.

My concept was to create an image in which a goat headed God teaches an occult lesson to students.

I took pictures of classmates and edited them black and white adjusting the hue, brightness, contrast and saturation.

Then I took these photos and brought them into procreate. I edited out the branding on clothing as well as the books the students were writing in.

I then drew an illustration of the goat headed god.

I brought this into procreate next and refined the background, I drew in a had for the goat god who now looks to be guiding the students more, I added text to the students books and added a table.

Finally I added the finishing details, I drew in a flame and a light effect, I used the nebula brush to create smoke and blended everything together, I sketched over the photos to make everything look more cohesive.

I learned that if I can trust myself and just try out an idea I can make more work and more pieces, all of these pieces can be used to generate ideas and even if they don’t turn out perfect they are a good background/practice that will benefit me and my final pieces in the long run.

It was fun to work with photo editing and I will try photoshop on Tuesday.