#curious archive

[troythecatfish]

Here’s my personal recommendation of a YouTube video to check out:

[merlatealeaf72]

[zbdragons]

While browsing youtube this morning I saw a video titled "the dragon paradox" by curious archive. Obviously I clicked on it. It's about dragon taxonomy ! This is perfect I have half a plan to make a presentation on this exact subject for a potential powerpoint party.

I wasn't expecting to cry because of how personal the video would actually be and how much I would relate ?? I feel like we had almost the same childhood I was just lucky enough to never really feel alone. Anyway I'm going to binge watch the rest of the channel it's about worldbuilding and speculative biology so right up my alley and I guess this post is also a recommandation ?

At least for the dragon video go check it out it's really nice.

[scix-in-the-back-row]

Moldy Worldbuilding, from the great Curious Archive channel. A great essay on the value of rot, rust, decay and collapse as a way to add environmental storytelling indicating the passage of time

[the-nerd-beast]

I Hope it Ends with a Monster

[redd956]

Video Essay Wednesday:

[wanderrealms]

Earth has Terrible Worldbuilding - Curious Archive

[toad-in-a-trenchcoat]

watching the heck out of the “Earth has terrible worldbuilding”video

[devourer-of-gods]

Sympathy for the Monster (Curious Archive)

[toad-moss]

Me: *wants to design species’ ancestors that have six limbs*

Curious Archive:

[ellismacvey]

Please check out the artwork by Eduardo Valdés-Hevia, it's horrifying in the coolest way imaginable

Pictured below: Carcinization

Here's an interview with him:

[troythecatfish]

[jihef03]

10/10 video

[necrofuturism]

Curious Archive does it again and asks the important questions.

[tragedy-tramp]

Finally a good video essay 😌

[thatfantasylovingdork]

Very thought provoking