“And As Sensations Of Dread And Thrill Fill The Audience, The Ghost Of Gory Gabriel Rises From The

“And as sensations of dread and thrill fill the audience, the ghost of Gory Gabriel rises from the sea to protect his treasure…”

This has been in production for wayyy too long by now! It is high time I showed it off a little. I’m incredibly satisfied with how it came out, and think I did a good job setting the mood at least haha

🎶 Grusomme Gabriel heter jeg. Jeg går igjen og spøker for deg… 🎶

Thoughts: Foundation as an organization

These are just some personal thoughts and feelings that I want to share. Not discussing the moral of the Foundation at all, only it as a concept in fiction.

Foundation as an organization is untterfly fascinating to me, it’s just very unique in certain aspects. Most of the other organization like the Foundation in other fiction usually have some kind of motive for what they are doing, like for science, for money, or to conquer the world such. Altho there is always room for interpretation and headcanons, Foundation as a whole leaves the impression that it doesn’t really have a motive like that, it just does what it does. (This is probably the reason I can’t quite enjoy stuff only somewhat similar to the Foundation, because they lack that specific aspect that attract me to it.)

In the motto, Secure, Contain, Protect, containment is actually the one that really matters. The justification for the inclusion of the Secure and Protect are usually kind of flimsy, and the entirety of the Foundation actually just centers around containment. As I’ll elaborate further below.

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1dontknowwhattodohere

1 year ago

a black and white illustration of the dog thing from The Thing 1982. it's face has split open and it's skeletal jaws are open wide with it's tongue sticking out far. thin tendrils sprout from it's neck and back, squirming around. the lighting is moody and dark with a single light lighting up the thing behind it, creating a dramatic rim light.

I ran into a dog thing mood

Colored version under the cut

same as above but in color. the split open face of the dog thing is blood red. the tendrils are just as red and striking. the rest of the drawing is gray and dark colored.

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1dontknowwhattodohere

2 years ago

Canon information of SCP gods

I have this... weird talent of knowing a lot about SCP stuff that nobody cares about, and finding tales that nobody reads. I decided to compile all my canon fact tea into a few tumblr posts as reference. Let's begin!

Scarlet King

The King is implied to be an insanely large creature. My estimate is approximately 80-120 feet tall if not bigger.

A lizard like creature, with overlapping, plate-like red scales and large claws. Multiple horns. (Note: I don't know if this is canon, but I headcanon that all keratin formations on its body are gold.)

Has no lower jaw.

Has a golden crown.

Apparently wears some form of red regalia/clothing, though I'm not sure what it is.

Undeniably a male entity. According to some tales, part of its evil is a deep hatred of female sexuality and toxic masculinity.

Paraphrased and heavily simplified, its origin is that it was born in the Down Below and hated the world so much that it decided to end it entirely.

The scarlet brides are its daughters, born from the womb of Sanna. Sanna was a resident of its kingdom, and only lived there out of obligation, having no loyalty to it. The King apparently lusted after Sanna, and their children were not born consensually. Sanna died when she gave birth.

Unlike most mythos of traditional Hell ideas, the scarlet kingdom is apparently freezing cold. Buildings made of frigid cold metal, disgusting dark water everywhere, icebergs floating around.

Represents the concepts of hatred, misogyny, toxic masculinity, violence, and destruction.

MEKHANE

MEKHANE is a genderless being. Occasionally refered to as a lord or male entity by Mekhanists, but direct reference to them in most mythos tales calls them by they/them or it/its.

Many interpretations of MEKHANE are recorded, but the basic idea of them being made of thousands of different machines and metals is consistent.

Very, very, very vast and large. Definitely bigger than the King by plenty.

I'm pretty sure that at least the bottom portion of them is serpentine.

MEKHANE is treated more like an abstract concept than an entity, so direct reference to how it looks or acts is unusual.

Represents the concept of building, advancement, artificiality, and order/law.

Yaldabaoth

More consistently referred to as female than male or genderless (e.g. called the "womb of evil", or a mother. This is presumably because her theme of producing flesh or life is commonly linked to childbirth.) However, being a god of flesh, she can also be interpreted as intersex/bigender.

Bigger than planets. That's how big she is.

Does not really have a consistent appearance, more just a ball or mass of flesh and organic traits. However, mentioned to have many many mouths, eyes, tentacles and limbs.

Occasionally portrayed with leathery wings.

Represents the concept of consumption, chaos, lack of order, and birth.

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1dontknowwhattodohere

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