I had a dream where I saw this face. I felt compelled to create it after
(This isn't going to be a polished post. This was years back, I don't remember all of the details)
Essentially, i had a dream where I was watching myself sitting in front of a TV in a dark room playing an N64 style game. All I could really see was me, the TV, and the little space around the TV that was illuminated by the light. On the periphery were these short black tentacles that seemed to be unable to penetrative the light.
In the game, I was running around in some forested area with no apparent goal until eventually the ground started to violently shift. I remember the in-game music got more and more frantic as I'm running around trying to figure out what to do.
Cut back to me watching myself again and the black tentacles have grown impressively long & they're violent movements are matching the music. Somehow, the *me* playing the game is aware of the tentacles but is remaining calm because I think i know that if I don't, then something bad will happen?
Anyway, cut back to the game. I'm still running around trying to figure out where to go while the ground shifts. All the while, I'm getting more & more paranoid until eventually everything stops. There's no music. The ground is calm.
This 3D figure appears turned away from me. Silent. I get this deep sense of dread like I've never felt before. And then it turns to me. A textbook appears at the bottom of the screen that says "The most terrifying part is that you'll never win."
And then I woke up.
The odd thing was, the sense of dread stayed with me. I remember I was up for hours after that, just thinking about that face and the message.
Normally I'd just chalk it up to it being a weird dream and move on but growing up, I would frequently have nightmares and none of them stuck with me like that one. To this day, I think I've only had a couple of dreams thatvery stuck with me like *that* but neither of them in the same way at all.
The weirdest thing was, I had this compulsion to recreate the face. Literally, I felt that I had to see it in the physical world and outside of it not being a 3D model, the image I attached is literally exactly what I saw.
I remember at the time thinking it felt like some kind of mind virus or really bad omen. Odd thing too considering I genuinely don't believe in the supernatural at all.
Anyway, I leave you all with this. Draw your own conclusions. Make your own connections. At the very least, i think an interesting image came out of this. Would love to hear thoughts.
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(This isn't going to be a polished post. This was years back, I don't remember all of the details)
Essentially, i had a dream where I was watching myself sitting in front of a TV in a dark room playing an N64 style game. All I could really see was me, the TV, and the little space around the TV that was illuminated by the light. On the periphery were these short black tentacles that seemed to be unable to penetrative the light.
In the game, I was running around in some forested area with no apparent goal until eventually the ground started to violently shift. I remember the in-game music got more and more frantic as I'm running around trying to figure out what to do.
Cut back to me watching myself again and the black tentacles have grown impressively long & they're violent movements are matching the music. Somehow, the *me* playing the game is aware of the tentacles but is remaining calm because I think i know that if I don't, then something bad will happen?
Anyway, cut back to the game. I'm still running around trying to figure out where to go while the ground shifts. All the while, I'm getting more & more paranoid until eventually everything stops. There's no music. The ground is calm.
This 3D figure appears turned away from me. Silent. I get this deep sense of dread like I've never felt before. And then it turns to me. A textbook appears at the bottom of the screen that says "The most terrifying part is that you'll never win."
And then I woke up.
The odd thing was, the sense of dread stayed with me. I remember I was up for hours after that, just thinking about that face and the message.
Normally I'd just chalk it up to it being a weird dream and move on but growing up, I would frequently have nightmares and none of them stuck with me like that one. To this day, I think I've only had a couple of dreams thatvery stuck with me like *that* but neither of them in the same way at all.
The weirdest thing was, I had this compulsion to recreate the face. Literally, I felt that I had to see it in the physical world and outside of it not being a 3D model, the image I attached is literally exactly what I saw.
I remember at the time thinking it felt like some kind of mind virus or really bad omen. Odd thing too considering I genuinely don't believe in the supernatural at all.
Anyway, I leave you all with this. Draw your own conclusions. Make your own connections. At the very least, i think an interesting image came out of this. Would love to hear thoughts.
#entertainment
One of my characters have double Path of the Azerite Refinery portal. Anyone else got something like this or know why I do have two of them?
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Free Comic Book Day
I have a question about free comic book day. About eight months ago I switched comic book stores. I didn't leave the last store for any bad reason it was just that an new shop opened right next to my my work which is also only 5 minutes from where I live, so it just made more sense for me to go there. My last store on free comic book day had a policy that was you can take 4 free comics and then every other comic you wanted to add on costs fifty cents. When I asked him how much he was going to charge for extra books he looked at me like I was crazy. He said he had never heard of charging for extra books before & the only policy he's going to have is one per customer. I've been going to free comic book day at the other store for 10 years so that was all I knew and I was wondering if anybody else has had to pay for extra free comic book day comics before? Also second question, what's everybody's most anticipated free comic book day comic? Mine is CONAN SCOURGE OF THE SERPENT.
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I have a question about free comic book day. About eight months ago I switched comic book stores. I didn't leave the last store for any bad reason it was just that an new shop opened right next to my my work which is also only 5 minutes from where I live, so it just made more sense for me to go there. My last store on free comic book day had a policy that was you can take 4 free comics and then every other comic you wanted to add on costs fifty cents. When I asked him how much he was going to charge for extra books he looked at me like I was crazy. He said he had never heard of charging for extra books before & the only policy he's going to have is one per customer. I've been going to free comic book day at the other store for 10 years so that was all I knew and I was wondering if anybody else has had to pay for extra free comic book day comics before? Also second question, what's everybody's most anticipated free comic book day comic? Mine is CONAN SCOURGE OF THE SERPENT.
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