#BioShock Jack

[applesaucefilledsocks]

Have some Bioshock Sketches!!!

This game has infected my brain like a parasite- HAH REFERENCE- I’m a parasite according to Andrew Ryan-

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[sketchxx]

had to do my own design for jack bc the og is lowkey ugky💔...

[dadtron-3000]

Long time no sea

Been a long time, Bioshock

[fixationstationbaby]

Sometimes you spend nearly 4 hours making a drawing where you are the only target audience.

Yeah.

Oh boy I love games about trying to survive in an Underwater Location with the ultimate goal of reaching this specific thing that will supposedly aid in granting my freedom, all while terrifying things try to kill me every which way.

[unknowngopnik]

Atlas holds up the world

[bellsartworks]

The thought of frank and Andrew both raising sing Jack gives me joy.

So shut up.

[bioshock-2-was-a-good-game]

@theluckoftheclaws

He deserves a nice little break and a drink.

[harumirart]

I just love putting him in a jar :) (available as a sticker or print on my redbubble)

[brvschett]

Could you please look at this guy for a moment??? Thanks!

DNI PROSHIPPERS LIKE ALWAYS

[fandomfuntimem]

The "aw fuck, I wasn't what/who I thought I was this entire time" gang.

Characters:

Jack Ryan - Bioshock

Henry Stein - Bendy and The Ink Machine

Ethan Winters - Resident Evil 7 & Village

Audrey Drew - Bendy and The Dark Revival

Love characters like this. Add to the list, would you kindly?

[arian-nya]

Bioshock, largely by accident, provides a wonderful correlation between the protagonist’s humanity and their free will, represented by the characters in game narrative choices

We have Booker, who is 100% human, and yet is completely powerless to change or choose his fate. He is damned from the beginning [1 ending]

We have Delta who is undoubtedly a ‘monster’, and yet, he has the most free will of all three protagonists despite this [3-6 subjectively]

And we have Jack, who’s somewhere between man and monster, not quite human, but almost, and correspondingly he has only a limited ability to alter his destiny [2 endings]

[brinaarcadia]

In BioShock 2, Jack has seemingly become a man of legend among the Splicers left in Rapture. Even Sofia Lamb looks upon him positively, seeing his lack of free will as a boon and inspiration for her to begin her Utopian Experiments. Simon Wales believes Jack to be a god, mentioning how he killed Andrew Ryan. In Siren Alley, paintings of Jack's activities in Rapture can be seen, with subjects such as the plane crash, Dr. Steinman, and Jack's wrist about to be injected with a Plasmid. In one of Frank Fontaine's Audio Diaries, set directly before the beginning of BioShock, he mentions "I've got a hell of a surprise for Andrew Ryan. Long time comin'. And right about now, I expect the prodigal son is bookin' his flight…"

[catwyk]

baby jack wynand i love you forever

[dadtron-3000]

Redraw of something from 2019

[carpet-snark]

guess who's Bioshockpilled again

decided to do a bit of a study of one of my favorite paintings from the romantic movement, using my favorite jacky boy

the pose and general mood of this piece is after Alexandre Cabanel's "The Fallen Angel" (under the cut)

Alexandre Cabanel, "The Fallen Angel," 1847

[unknowngopnik]

Jack Ryan❤️