#ray the lamp

[alfiely-art]

Finally finished my Ghost Trick painting! Took me seven days, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. Used acrylic paints on wood! (Some of the black outlines are from my micro pens)

If you're interested in seeing the progress, lmk! I took a picture every day I worked on it

[beasanfi1997]

Old Missile in the end of Ghost Trick

[magpie-trinkets]

Ghost Trick office AU

[theluigiguy-vids]

I love seeing everyone get into Ghost Trick and get utterly dumbfounded and confused about this little lamp fella

they'll find out

[ectospacecadet]

DannyMay23 Day 10: Bones ——— I had an MRI done today, Danny had an X-Ray

[thinkingimages]

MAN RAY (1890-1976) | Studies for lamp designs

[lifenconcepts]

this is me btw

[moss-777]

[bug3y3ddd]

“what’s wrong with my love for you? “

“ your love is like a weighted blanket, you make me all warm but the weight of your love is suffocating and i can’t escape”

-bug

[folkdevilism]

The DH2 Void wants what the Dunwall City Trials Void has.

[piratefairy-moonlight]

destiel lamp to buddie couch pipeline but this time the main defender of the furniture metaphor is one half of the ship himself

[pumpkajelly]

Oh things are heating up

[rjalker]

the black lamp is definitely a cool weapon.

This is a public domain concept from the short story The Black Lamp by Sterner St. Paul Meek, originally published in the August 1931 edition of Astounding Stories of Super-Science magazine, which you can read for free here on Project Gutenberg.

This weapon concept is 100% free to use for literally anything you want. That's what Public Domain means.

It's a black light(?) that acts like a shroud or something and covers up electrical lights so you can't see, compared to putting black ink a bottle that had red ink. The red ink is still there, but you can't see it anymore.

It also causes "paralysis of the brain" as well as making you unable to talk while you're under its effect. The "paralysis of the brain" will make you comatose if exposed long enough.

It is cured by exposure to sunlight or other ultraviolet lights.

A small exposure makes you a little confused and makes you not able to talk above a breathy whisper and requires around an hour of standing under a UV light before you can talk audibly again. The confusion fades as soon as you have protection in the form of a vitriline helmet.

Those exposed to higher concentrations of the lamp have to be laid in sunlight and UV lamps for probably several days.

If they didn't know how the cure worked, we can assume people would eventually wake up on their own just from regular sunlight and other lights in whatever hospital they're in.

At a higher level, possibly with the help of other technology, the lamp can be turned into a ray weapon (they love their rays in the 1920s and 30s) with a red bean will turn living objects into glass statue that glow red from the inside. No known cure or treatment for this version yet.

It hasn't been revealed the exact nature of this lamp yet but I'll keep you posted.

Edit: almost forgot -- evidence of its use is that any non-vitriline glass nearby will become opaque. Short exposure makes it "foggy" like it's just dirty, longer, intense exposure makes the glass almost completely opaque.

Edit: The advanced beam version can disarm bombs.

[scaly-freaks]

Can she stop being so Amara-coded for one second.

gif credit

[kittyofarc]

The feeling i get from these autumn outfits is ethereal 🍁

[chateaunoirsims]

Black and white

- they are so cute !!