Literaphobia
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literal-ghost:

A song about pirates.

We’re the filthy vermin that’ll set you people free!

This is probably my favorite song.

I like the "No, really. This is a serious card." one. D:

OH HI CG! <3 

I think my favorite is actually the “almost internet famous” one, partially because I’m totally not, hahaha…

I think I’m gonna keep these.

So I’m putting together a personal card, and I’m not sure just how serious I’m being about it.

Nothit Mythology: Creation Myth

At the beginning of the beginning, there was a vast nothingness. By sheer virtue of there being a nothingness, and that it could be quantified, the ‘nothing’ had to be a ‘something’. Through this paradox, the first law was created, the first thought was formed, and from this Primordial Epiphany, Athur came to be. He found himself very startled by his sudden existence, just as children are when they are born and first cry out. He was all there was, and all there was, was him. As his awareness grew, his form became more tangible, and he found that he could do many things with it. He could change its shape, its volume, make parts of himself denser than others. He realized that there was a substance to him.

Athur opened his eyes, and light and darkness separated. Where the nothingness has been, his body stretched outwards indefinitely, as new nothingness was found and became somethingness in him. Realizing the overwhelming darkness that covered the majority of his body, he took his shining right eye and crushed it, shattering it into innumerable specks of brilliant light. These were the Stars. He scattered them all throughout himself until he was satisfied, seeing all there was to see.

If he could create himself, and he could create this light, Athur had to wonder what else he was capable of creating. From the substance of the Stars, he created the First Element; the red Earth. So pleased was he in his creation that he scattered fragments of Earth all throughout himself, arranging some thoughtfully, some carelessly, some in accidentally ideal or unfortunate places. Yet, as pleased as Athur was with Earth, there was still a particular emptiness to himself. From the light of the Stars, he created the Second Element; the yellow Fire. From their energy, he created the Third Element; the blue Water.

He was surprised to discover that the contact of any two of these elements together resulted in the creation of a new, entirely different element. The first of these was the Fourth Element; the molten orange Metal. By the synthesis of Earth and Fire, Metal came to be, running hot and slow like blood in the veins of Earth. When it was hot, it was fluid like the Water was, but when it was cold, it hardened to be harder than Earth. Athur had not immediately realized it, but by the union of Water and Earth, he had accidentally created the Fifth Element; the green Wood. When Water and Fire came into contact, the reaction produced the final Element, the Sixth Element, the hazy indigo clouds of Air. The sky was created from Air, and when it sighed, there was wind. 

Through a balance of these Elements, Athur carefully constructed the World. As with all Creation, there is also Destruction, and in his work, he accidentally discovered the Perished Elements; Dust, Rust, and Ash. But these creations, too, he decided, were acceptable just the same. After all, they had all originated from the same substance. When all was finished, he breathed himself, the Original Element into the World, and gave birth to spirit and life. Creatures came into being, taking on aspects of the Elements of their world. They divided outwards and became vastly varied, inhabiting the domains of the Land, the Seas, and the Skies.

Feeling content with himself, Athur left his remaining left eye as the Moon, to watch the progress of his World as it took on its own life. And then, feeling his work was complete for the time being, Athur allowed himself to rest.

Half-derped together sketches for today.

Work is slow today, so I drew some boids.

Work is slow today, so I drew some boids.

Experimenting with color palette adjustments for different moods/times of day.

Progress. +_+

Lee was also talking about what Pokemon our characters would have, and Uyraies is a dead ringer for Absol, so doodles ensued.

I wanted to use Photobucket to dump some sketches, but it’s down. x(

Edit: OOPS, Missed one!

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Every now and again, I can sorta kinda do something with music.

I wanted to make a song that my character Baeyl might play, as I imagined that her musical style would be very repetitive and rhythmic. Like, she does a lot of things that sort of drone in a Bolero sort of fashion, but it doesn’t really sound bad.

I did this a few weeks ago and I’m not really sure where to go from here or if I will do more with it.