TDungeonator

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TDungeonator@tdungeonator· 20d

Granted, this is a self-portrait, but it holds up to some of his photos. Didn't realize Frazetta was a chad. It makes sense, just didn't know.

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TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Jul 14

Too many to narrow down to one. For game art, though, Rebecca Guay's gotta be up there. Her gallery art is really good, too.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Jul 3

Started Paper Ghost Stories and I'm hype just from seeing the setting menu, alone. It's not likely to be a bad game if they put this much effort into the UI.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· May 13

I have nothing to add to the Mass Effect stuff flying around, other than it's pretty lame all the lady romance options have mammaries. Galaxy Quest got it right. You gonna get freaky, get freeeeaky.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· May 12

Not technically silent because at release, it would have had a live narrator, but the script has been lost, so... it's silent now. A Page of Madness contains some phenomenal film experimentation.

A black and white still from the Japanese movie, A Page of Madness. It features a young woman wearing a Noh theater mask and a black, knee-length dress. She is dancing behind translucent metal bars.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· May 11

Tapping the sign, for no particular raisin.

John Waters sitting on a green couch, next to a book shelf, leaning forward with clasped hands saying "Remember, pornographers have always been on our side. Brave, ready to fight for our rights. Smut is our friend."

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Apr 27

Have you considered Homer's makeup shotgun approach? Seems like it might be effective here.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Apr 24

From "The Court and the Courtesan," a story told by a Wife of Bath inspired character who grew up in a "not a brothel but is totally a brothel" hotel. I don't know if it's my favorite passage, but it has stuck with me because of my partner's reaction to the insult.

Text from a story titled "The Court and the Courtesan." It reads:

The final lesson was this: protect your mark. Some time around my fifteenth year, right around when my budding breasts had become visible at last (with some help from a corset, but never mind) I was waiting a table for a Count and his woman. He was drunk, or, rather, more drunk than your average patron. I remember the woman looked upon me with annoyed disdain even before what happened happened. The Count saw me, took the bottle from my hand, downed it in a single quaff, then wrapped his arm around my waist and began belting Dark Eyes at the top of his lungs.
If the woman was annoyed before, she was furious then.
"Darling, please," she said, voice dripping with sarcasm. "The girl's so flat people will think you are into boys."

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Apr 14

Haven't been in Magic for a good long while. Is there also a Phoenix's Sub? That certainly seems to be the implication.

A Magic the Gathering card called Joshua, Phoenix's Dominant. A young man with coppery hair wearing red robes. He is summoning fire in an outstretched hand while the other holds a long, slender blade. Fire sweeps around him.

It is perhaps implied that he is looking at a sub out of frame, waiting for consent before commencing fire play.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Mar 14

The internet yet lives!

A Facebook post from Horror Forever, advertising three new movies: Slanted, Undertone, and "Bodycum." In the comments, the poster says, "God forbid an editor make a typo." The OP relays the correct title, "Bodycam," but we all know what this movie will be remembered as, now.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Feb 26

Getting closer and closer to the day we rename the seventh planet "Urectum."

A picture of a YouTube thumbnail depicting the planet Uranus. Has the text "Is Uranus a ROCK GIANT?" (author's note: Not after Taco Bell, it's not). The title of the vide of "Why NASA is looking at Uranus right now," posted by Astrum.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Feb 12

*clicks powerpoint slide clicker* And here, in this detail from Bosch's "Christ in Limbo," we see the earliest depiction of goatse...

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Feb 9

In today's episode of "the artist's poorly disguised fetish," we have Alfred Kubin's work, 'Oppression.' (Ascribed to, rather. I've not found an official listing from a cursory Googling and Tineye.)

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Jan 1

It's not often I'm simultaneously charmed and horrified, but I just came across this cookie in the middle of the pack I bought from the store...

A large yellow cookie with a simple smiley face drawn in red icing with a blank expression just on the cute side of demented.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Dec 20

Werner Herzog voicing Castorp in The Wind Also Rises.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Dec 20

Death domain cleric reminds me of an oldie but goodie:

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Dec 3

Hey, we saw you from across the bar and we really dig your vibes... sauce: "Anticipation," by Fritz Gareis

Black and white drawing of the grim reaper, an angel, and a devil looking at the viewer with an expectant, slightly judgmental gaze.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Nov 14

Page of Madness is a 1926 film by Teinosuke Kinugasa. Lost for a long time, it was rediscovered, but without the script (which would have been narrated live). Honestly, I think it might work even better without any words. Makes for a truly surreal watch.

Black and white still from Page of Madness. A woman wearing a black dress and a white Japanese mask dances in a hall way.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Nov 6

Certainly a memorable one, too.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Oct 23

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TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Oct 18

Ikiru, 100%

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Oct 12

Missing Number

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Oct 9

Of the many I've seen, first one that came to mind is Kurosawa's Ran. I'm sure it has nothing to do with current events, in any way.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Aug 28

When the mimic figures out you figured out it's a mimic.

A still from the movie, Killer Sofa. A house window at night. A sofa peers through the window menacingly. It is captioned "Killer Sofa," which is what the movie is about. A sofa. That kills.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Jul 23

Finally got around to prepping the last novella on backlog. Actually, this one's dang close to a full novel. Whatever you want to call it, The Winter Lord's Lament will be going to my Ko-Fi on Monday!

A book cover for The Winter Lord's Lament, by Adam Eason. Features an impressionistic styled painting of people outside a dragon's cave.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Jul 7

Visualizing types of time blindness. Duration, in this case, is the experience of the present, not a measure of discreet time. Clarifications in alt text.

Three pairs of reflected cones, each connected by a cylinder. Each set is a different visualization of time - an ellipse of past on the left, future on the right, and the cylinder representing the experienced present. The top structure visualizes "typical" experience: past actualizing into a cylinder of average proportion (height, length, and depth all more or less equal). The middle structure represents attention deficit: very high and broad perception with a very long sense of duration. The bottom represents hyperfocus: a cylinder lacking height and depth, but with a very short sense of duration. Duration, in these examples, is not a measurement of discreet time. It is the subjective experience of what is "present." With attention deficit, present is very truncated, fleeting, and yet the overwhelming perception results in a moment feeling like a very long time. With hyperfocus, the experience is opposite. Perception drills onto a single task and the perception of time compresses. Long periods of time feel as though they went by in a flash. In each case, the perception of experience and the perception of duration is related. A broadening of present experience comes at the expense of a narrower sense of past and future; a narrowing of the present experience comes at the expense of a narrower sense of now.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· Jun 5

Besides getting my solo ttrpg novellas published, I'm working on a solo ttrpg of my own - The Insensate Ones! A cosmic horror narrative thing inspired by, uh... Lacan. But you don't need to know anything about Lacan. I wouldn't do that to you.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· May 31

"You actually cried playing a video game?" The game:

The Masked Man, from Mother 3. Wears a grey metal helmet which shades his eyes from view. Holds a golden sword and a sci-fi laser gun. Is posing in an aggressive stance.

TDungeonator@tdungeonator· May 15

I might have a different interpretation of this comic than most people: we don't know what this dude had to overcome in his life to get third place. Could be a Silver Linings Playbook situation, we don't know. Let a guy celebrate. (Maybe don't just kiss random people, tho)