I saw the fnaf movie.
It was okay.
It's far from my favorite movie of the year, but it was fun. I think they should've cut a few scenes and done another pass on the script.
I re-watched Gregory Horror Show recently. I forgot how good it was!
I might color these later.
Love this post. I've only seen two games try the TV show route (Find Love Or Die Trying and.....the other one which isn't worth mentioning) but I really hope more come out.
Also the idea of a slightly morally grey psychological experiment where at the beginning, the participants are told: "you will be lied to and deceived" is such a good set up for a vn.
Immediately, I thought of an isolation experiment where a group of people with extremely diverse backgrounds are forced to live together for an extended amount of time only for things to go south quickly and the people in the "experiment" to lose touch with the people back at home base. They don't know if this is all part of the experiment or it something actually going wrong and they have no way of contacting or getting to the outside.
I always think of what would happen if studies like Stanford and Milgram never happened. Weâd have a lot less rules on what can be a Psychology Experiment and what canât be. Also, weâd lack a lot of important information we know now. Or like if Phineas Gage never worked with railroads. We would never know about different lobes,, however What I thought about most, is, could games like Danganronpa or Your Turn To Die reallllllyy become a real life thing? Well, illegally of course, anything can be done illegally, but legally, potentially. The laws on psychological experiments is that âEthical Guidelines for Research With Human Subjects Participation Must Be Voluntary. Researchers Must Obtain Informed Consent. Researchers Must Maintain Participant Confidentiality.â So, basically, everyone involved must of consented legally, and there must be proof of consent (ex, signed form), researched must keep confidentiality, eg, not using this outside of agreed terms. I think there is also an other rule of full knowledge on what will happen or say âyou may be deceived in the testâ to avoid the Milgram hack, (using actors to feign death). Which would mean, you cannot legally do a death game in a psych experiment, because you cannot actually kill people, and if you must be clear and transparent about actors, well.. how will you get the reaction to death if there is none? However,, there is a way around that. However you may not be able to do a study on real people in a real setting. You can make a tv show. See TV shows donât follow these rules, you can recreate unethical studies like Milgram and Stanford legally if itâs a TV show. Which is horrifying to know but for sake of argument. Great for crazy people who want to make a killing game! Of course you cannot actually kill people, but you could hire actors alongside your players to fake being murdered, you could even lie and say the tv show was fake. Aslong as you make them consent to being in the tv show, anything goes really⌠So who wants to get a high school girl a button to save her friend..??
New ocs just dropped.
Working on unimportant side characters for a project that may or may not ever see the light of day.
Again, I ask dear agents of The Fears...
WHAT IN THE HILLTOP IS HAPPENING IN THE MAGNUS PROTOCOL
I'm relistening to Archives while Protocol is going. Keeping myself aware, keeping myself informed, remembering details and thinking about things in Archives later seasons and putting it with the early seasons. SO TELL ME FUCKIN WHY IN ARCHIVES EPISODE 19 THEY'RE ALREADY FORESHADOWING THE RULES OF PROTOCOL!
So remember, Episode 19 is about the priest who goes to Hilltop, then 20 is more about him and what he did. He investigated Hilltop because a lady said she was possessed and hallucinating and her body was straight up not acting how she wanted it to act until she died. Then Mr Priestman starts having problems, feeling things, hallucinating things, and eventually in 20 he's found cannibalizing some people. Remember these details please because:
Mentis, mind. Written in latin upon Hilltop road. The same place which possesses the Crack in everything.
Now for Protocol:
Mercury and Sulfer are parts of the Tria Prima. Sulfur represents the soul and mercury the mind.
Mentis, latin for Mind, in Hilltop, where The Crack is.
Sulfur representing the soul, isn't it so strange that a Priest is there to save a girl's eternal soul from a demonic possession. A Priest who's soul is also now corrupt and unclean because of cannibalism.
Damn if only there was some sort of tie into cannibalism and demons in Protocol
Oh wait
The latest fucking episode. Episode 24 of The Magnus Protocol.
Cannibalism, Demonic Children, Altered Reality, just like 19 and 20 with Demonic Possession, Hallucinations that don't line up with reality as if the people are shifting back and forth between the two dimensions, and of course, cannibalism.
These motherfuckers wrote such a tightly wrapped story, it's so fucking beautiful and I cannot handle the connections and parallels and glory of it all
Thank you for coming to my ted talk
All Prompt Lists
So I have a language of flowers/plants book and I wanted to write some stories with them myself, but I figured theyâd make good prompts for people in general or a good reference list.Â
This is only a small section of the book, so there will probably be more prompt lists in future on this theme. Some of these will be easier to write with/use than others.
Feel free to use 1 meaning or multiple meanings to create a story or drawing etc.
 Feel free to tag me in it as well as with all my prompt lists.Â
Fir Tree - Elevation; Friendship; Height; Honesty; Longevity; Manifestation; Perceptiveness; Progress; Remembrance; Resilience; Time
Chinese Bell Flower/Parlor Maple - Enlightenment; Meditation
Yellow Acacia - Chaste love; Concealed love; Elegance; Endurance of the soul; Friendship; Immortality; Platonic love; Purity; Resurrection; Secret love; Sensitiveness
Gum Acacia - Platonic love
Bearâs Breeches - Art; Artifice; Fine arts; Misery; The Arts
Maple Tree - Longevity; Love; Money
Fernleaf Yarrow - Good health
Arrowroot â - Courage; Healing; Heartache; Love; Psychic Powers; War
Cupidâs Bower - Such worth is rare
English Monkshood â - A deadly foe is near; A foe is near; Beware; Chivalry; Danger is near; Deceit; Fraternal love; Gallantry; Knight; Misanthropy; Poisonous words; Temperance; Treachery
Sweet Cane â - Affection; Aflutter; Aphrodisiac; Delusion; Fitness; Lamentation; Love; Lust
Fairy Candle â - Rough
Desert-Rose â - Death; Delusion; Fictional; Illusion
Maidenhair Fern- Discretion; Secrecy; Secret bond of love
Blood Drops - Painful recollections; Recollection of lifeâs pleasure; Sad memories; Sorrowful recollections
Hollowroot - Weakness
Red Chestnut â - Good luck charm
Common Horse Chestnut â - Luxury
Dogâs Parsley â - Foolishness; Gullibility; Silliness; To burn
African Pepper - Judge
Lily of the Nile â - Love; Love letters
Buku - Good Fragrance
American Agave â - Security
Flossflower â - Delay
Common agrimony - Gratitude; Thankfulness
Common Corn Cockle â - Gentility
Bugleweed - Cheers the heart; Lovable
Common Hollyhock - Ambition; Ambition of a scholar; Fecundity; Fruitfulness; Liberality
Ladyâs Mantel - Soft
Aloeroot â - Complete; Powerful
Indian Walnut â - Enlightenment
Buttercup flower â - Heavenly Chief
Flowering Onion - Strength; Youâre elegant; Youâre perfect; Youâre perfect and elegant
Broadleaf - Lingering presence
Bulb Onion - Emotional Release; Multi-layered protection   Â
Shallot - Unrequited love
Garlic - Courage; Get well; Strength
Chives - Usefulness; Why are you crying?
Chinese Leek - Courage; Strength
Alder â - Giving; Nurturing
Aloe Vera - Bitterness; Dejection; Grief; Integrity; Luck; Most effective healer; Religious superstition; Small talk; Sorrow; Superstition; Wisdom
Field Meadow Foxtail - Fun; Sly; Sport; Sporting
Lemon Beebrush - Attraction; Attracts the opposite sex; Love; Sexual attraction; Sexual attractiveness
Shell Ginger - Comforting; Diversity; Pleasant; Safe; Strength; Unlimited wealth; Warming; Wealth
Blue Ginger - Aromatic
Peruvian Lily â - Powerful bond
Common Marshmallow - Dying for love; Unmarried
Sweet Alyssum - Worth beyond beauty
Maile - Fragrance of love
Amaranth - Endless love; Fidelity; Immortality; Never fading flower; Unwithering
Foxtail Amaranth - Desertion; Hopeless; Hopeless not heartless
Flower of Immortality/Floramon - In waiting; Love
Amaryllis â - Artistic endeavours; Beautiful but timid; Innocence; Pastoral poetry; Pride; Radiant beauty; Scholastic achievement; Shy; Sparkling; Splendid beauty; Success won after a struggle; Timidity; True beauty; Writing
Bitterweed - Courage; Immortal; Love is reciprocated; Love returned; Mutual love; Your love is given back; Your love is reciprocated
Blue False Indigo â - Formless; Shapeless; To immerse; Without form; Without shape
Corpse Flower - Decomposition
Butterfly Orchid - Domestic quiet; Gaiety
Cashew Apple Tree - Reward
Poor Manâs Weather Glass - Appointment; Assignation; Change; Faithlessness; Rendezvous
Pineapple - Chastity; Joy; Perfection; You are perfect
White Mustard Flower - Resurrection
Common Bugloss - Falsehood
Garden Anemone â - Abandonment; Abiding love; Anticipation; Being Forsaken; Estrangement; Every gardenerâs pride; Expectation; Fading youth; Healing; Health; Illness; Love; Refusal; sIckness; Sincere; Stauch love; Suffering and death; Withered hopes    Â
Crown Anemone â - Forsaken; Immortal love; Sickness; Withered hopes
Thimbleweed â - Abandonment; Desertion; Forsaken; Love; Sickness; Serenity
Soya - Good luck; Cheer
Norwegian Angelica - Inspiration; Inspire me; Symbol of good magic; Symbol of poetic inspiration
Summer Snapdragon - Presumption
Christmas Orchid â - Atonement; Guidance; Hope; Idleness; Purity; Reconciliation; Royalty
Kangaroo Paw - Unusual
Chamomile - All who know you will love you; Attracts wealth; Energy in action; Energy in adversity; Energy in times of adversity; Ingenuity; Initiative; Love in adversity; Patience; Sleep; Sleepy; Wisdom
Buffalo Grass - Peace; Poor but happy; Spirituality
French Parsley - Serenity; Sincerity
Snapdragon - Creativity; Deception; Force of will; Gracious lady; Indiscretion; Never; Presumption
Flamingo Flower â - Abundance; Adoration; Happiness; Hospitality; Love; Lusty love; Romance; sensuality; Sex; Sexuality
Celery - Banquet; Entertainment; Feast; Festivity; Lasting Pleasures; Merriment; Rejoicing; Useful Knowledge
Indian Hemp â - Deceit; Falsehood; Inspiration
Baby Sunrose - A serenade
Agar â - Spirit of life
Lionâs Herb â - Courage; Deserted love; Desertion; Folly; Foolishness; Love; Strength; Wisdom
Star Pine â - Various Leaved
Madrona - Only love; The only do I love; True love; You are the only one I love
Cane Apple - Esteem and love; Esteemed love
Cape Dandelion - Omen; Presage; Sign
Burdock - Falsehood; Importunity; Touch me not
Crowberry â - Grape of the bear
Palm Tree - Fertility; Peace; Spiritual; The Tropics; Victory and success; Vacations; Victorious
Sandwort - Sand-loving
Silverweed - Naivete; Simplicity
Dragon Root - Ardor
Friarâs Cowl - Ardor; Deceit; Ferocity
Sea Pinks - Sympathy; Sympathy for the Fallen
Horseradish - Bitterness of enslavement
Southern Wormwood â - Absence; Aphrodisiac; Bantering; Constancy; Fidelity; Jest; Jesting; Lustful bed partner; Pain; Seduction
Grand Wormwood â - Absence; Adultery; Bitterness; Destruction; Do not be discouraged; Exile; Idolatry; Love; Poverty; Separation; Torment of love; Unpleasant Â
Dragon Wort - Horror; Lasting Commitment; Lasting interest; Lasting involvement; Permanence; Shocking Occurrence; Terror
Mugwort â - Awareness of our spiritual path; Dignity; Good luck; Happiness; Tranquillity
Wild Arum â - Ardor; Zeal
Spanish Cane - Chanter; Clarification; Communication; Complaisance; Imprudence; Music; Musical; Pipes; Purpose; Rendezvous; Song; Traveling; Woodwind
Milkweed â - Hope in Misery
Blood Flower â - An attack against love for love; Call to duty; Difficult lessons learned; Leave me
Butterfly Weed â - Heartache cure; Let me go; Love
Asparagus Fern â - Fascination
Garden Asparagus â - Fascination
Yellow Asphodel - Languor; Regret
Asphodel - For the dead; I will be faithful unto death; My regrets follow you to the grave; Regret; Regrets beyond the grave; Remembered beyond the tomb; The Underworld; Unending regret
Aster - Afterthought; Daintiness; Elegance; Faith; Farewell; Fidelity; Hope; I partake your sentiments; Light; Like a star; Love; Power; Symbol of love; Talisman of love; Variety; Valor; Wisdom
Astilbe/False Spirea - Iâll still be waiting
Chinese Astilbe - Dull; Without brightness
Astragalus â - Your presence softens my pain
Wild Liquorice â - I declare against you
Belladonna â - Falsehood; Hush; Loneliness; Silence; Warning
Golden Alyssum - Â Tranquility
Autumn Leaves - Melancholy
Oat - Music; Musical; The witching soul of music
Nimtree - Complete; Freedom; Imperishable; Life; Noble; Perfect; The cure; To life; To Live
Azalea â - Fragile; Fragile passion; Fragility; Modest; Passion; Patient; Romance; Take care; Take care of yourself for me; Temperance; Temporary passion; Womanhood
On the note of """"fandom colors"""", I just want all you artists to know that you don't have to come up with color designs out of your head in order for things to be valid. Referencing design, photos, etc for color pallets is an IMPORTANT part of character and graphic design. (Just like using references for poses!!!) I like to find photos of landscapes or flowers and mosaic blur them- then pick the colors I like out of those. Great way to make cohesive and we'll balanced pallets.
real and true!!!