Dark Hours Co.

An ‘artistic impression’ of the many silly little shapes I’ve drawn on my silly little screen — Now overwritten and lost forever to the cloud. @ Gadigal Land instagram.com/p/CeNCusbPZ4p/…

Halloween parade! #Halloween

Update: archive.org is back online in a provisional, read-only manner. Learn more in our latest post: blog.archive.org/2024/10/21/int…

Out: girlbossing In: girlmossing - we're resting on trees and rocks with ferns and liverworts which are also abundant on moist the forest floors

i had an idea and omg look at him

British parrot missing for four years returns speaking Spanish ind.pn/1v7kKpG

#pixelart fantasy knight

Yes, I did just spend three characters on a dragon sprite, but I kinda like the result :)

normal dog, france, 16th century

Mundane Halloween is back! Today is the "Mundane Halloween" contest in Japan, sponsored by website @dailyportalz The idea is to dress up as something incredibly ordinary. Here is a thread of some of my favorites from this year!

i want to be a freelancer in a way that i have a lance and i am free

Your house is not haunted, there's a raccoon in your attic. And that is much, much worse.

Girl teaching her cats how to draw a flower

We used @UnrealEngine to make a new short film in a bunch of different styles! Watch it here: youtu.be/K3Ebv8JjI10?si…

Clear Playstation 1 Build by BitHead1000 (2021)

I love how all our work on our tools and workflows are now coming together to the point where we can build a scene like this in less than a day

A group of friends posed by a memorial dedicated to the 1692 Salem witch trials in 1945. In 1976, Linda R. Caporael, a professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, published a paper titled 'Ergotism: The Satan Loosed In Salem.' This paper proposed the theory that a fungus found in contaminated bread, known as ergot, might have been responsible for the symptoms attributed to 'witchcraft,' leading the townspeople of Salem to persecute one another. Ergot is the name of the fungus, which typically grows on rye and related plants. When ingested by humans, it can lead to a range of symptoms, including convulsions, choking, hallucinations, or gangrene (resulting in the loss of limbs). Those who ceased consuming tainted bread early enough might have had the chance to recover. This explains why some individuals suffering from 'demonic possessions' who sought refuge in churches and stopped eating low-grade rye bread experienced miraculous recoveries. Members of the clergy, who could afford higher-quality bread, were less susceptible to poisoning than commoners. Ergot poisoning was distressingly common during the Middle Ages and claimed many lives in Europe in gruesome ways. There is a strong correlation between wet summers (ideal conditions for ergot growth) and reports of witchcraft. Notably, in Norway and Scotland, records of witch persecution were predominantly found in regions where rye was cultivated and used for bread production.

A long way home 🏴‍☠️ 🏰

My pumpkin carving sim is back online for 2023! Yeah, I'm reusing the trailer from last year, but there is some new stuff to check out! The shared multiplayer server will be online until some time in November! 🎃 Download on Itch: adamgryu.itch.io/pumpkin-carver

Directing together 💫🎥