#youtube coming soon

[vincentbriggs]

Dear person on the bus this morning with the Dracula quote tattoo whose phone was open to my youtube channel, sorry I pretended not to notice and also was too shy to say hello

[irvinis]

Nye | Full Show | Watch for free | National Theatre at Home 7.11.2024

Probably everyone already knows about it, I'm just slow. However, I hope there will be auto-subtitles and I will be able to join in too.

[flagellant]

watch time: 2 minutes

A teaser trailer for Fox's Head Productions' first video essay, comparing horror tropes of Native American burial grounds to real-life indigenous oppression, desecration of holy lands, and our modern fears of nuclear fallout. There is always something in the basement.

Song is from Signalis OST. Footage is from the US Government's Department of Energy recordings of Project Trinity and ATOMCENTRAL.COM. Writing, voice acting, and video editing done by Laika Dowitcher of Fox's Head Productions.

Full video coming soon. Subscribe to stay tuned.

[botanyshitposts]

Eta on the YouTube video? No rush, just exchange

im gonna be honest man please do not count on me here lmao. my follow through rate for these projects is like 5%. real ones remember gourdquest and other related failed projects i came close to the sun on. if i succeed it will be huge for me on a genuine personal level and it will be the first time i've finished a creative project at all in years but if i do not. neither you nor me should be surprised

[v10l3tz-thmblr]

Holy SHIT it's finally done!!

The Suffering animatic I've been working on since last week! Go check it out!! :]] Oh and yeah I saw the poll, yall wanted this so bam.

Plus Thumbnail art!!

Aight im heading off to bed, enjoy everybody <333

[wordsbyparker]

Coming Soon in 2025 - Steampunk Audio Drama Goodness! 😁

Presenting the newest audio series in the Parkerverse - "Smoke & Mirrors: A Davenport & Griffin Adventure"! A steampunk drama set in 1880s Europe. Coming as soon as possible in 2025. 🙂

Art by @palilious!

Featuring the voice talents of @zsakuva , PebblesASMR, @goodboyaudios , and @fernva !

[hipsternumbertwo]

"Objects in Mirror" | Inanimate Insanity [Previous Post]

[miwtual]

@lgbtqcreators creator challenge — free choice

THE SWORD OF HEROES (insp)

[hkthatgffan]

I'M SO EXCITED FOR THIS EPISODE AHHHHHHHH!!

[lifelikesimz]

Bianca's Beauty Bar

Specializing in providing stimulating experiences that enhance mind, body and soul.

[draculathedansemacabre]

Did somebody order a trailer for a new audio fiction podcast?

Hear your first official glimpse of Peter Coleman and Evangeline Young together.

Hear a bit of Alan Rodi's beautiful new score and Jeffrey Nils Gardner's incredible sound designer.

Mark your calendars. Dracula: The Danse Macabre. First episode coming... this Wednesday November 13th.

[fuckyeahlegionm]

The Man in the White Van opens in theaters across the country THIS FRIDAY (12/13/24)!! Tickets are on sale now! Find your closest theater and access exclusive discount offers here!

[divinebunnii]

needless to say, this look got me laid ~

[theblorboscalledtheturtles]

Follow up

[beatrizjournal]

“Throughout the Middle Ages, red had a religious significance. It was the color of the blood of Christ and the fires of Hell.”

“In Latin, the word for “black”, ater. Is associated with cruelty and evil. “Atrocious” and “atrocity” are derived from this Latinate stem. It is no surprise, then, that in Medieval paintings the devil was often painting in black”

1. From “color psychology.org/red/ ; 2. From “Google Arts and Culture” and the name is “The secret history of the Color Black”.

- Lately, I have been feeling restless which has reflected on my journals, I can’t seem to stick with one system. I don’t feel particularly attached to any of my notebooks. But I have been researching a bit about color psychology and the Middle Ages, as you can see from the excerpts above. Even though, the page you see there was a personal journal entry (it went with the color theme).

- Black has always been a color that I liked, so it has been interesting to research about the interpretations and symbolism that it had throughout history, the example here, is one of the most brutal ones, but then again so were the Middle Ages.