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It came from Tubi is available to the public this week, as I'm going to be covering the directorial stylings of Tyler Perry, and the shadow of his regressive political legacy.
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A (fake) trailer for a (real) project I love, Vermis.
Check it out here.
Music is "Into the dungeon" by Kobold.
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SMOKE SESSION: EMULATION AND YOU IS LIVE
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and is your shame helpful? is it inspiring goodness and change? or is it keeping you frozen in time unable to move on and be everything you have expanded to be?
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Jack's Super Scary Sleepover is live for the public!
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The workshop is live this week with a substitute teacher! Enjoy!
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Hey folks,
as I sit writing this I am currently bundled up and trying to break a fever. I'm sick, and I'm 100% convinced it's my allergies. This happens about once a year, though things have gotten progressively worse since monday. I am going to lay around today and hopefully move past the worst of this, however that means some content will be delayed.
Thank you for your understanding.
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DID YOU KNOW I'M A FNAF EXPERT? i AM.
IT CAME FROM TUBI: FIVE NIGHTS AT WILLYS WONDERLAND IS LIVE FOR EVERYONE! ENJOY
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Characters for the first part of my trio of Transhet Femdom stories! Looking to make another small book (around the size of Mini-Dom) and fill it with a thing I've been desperate for and having a hard time finding: trans men with women. (Why is it so hard to find art of this? Please post recs if you have them.)
This first story is a puppy guy and his Mommy domme type girlfriend. These stories have less to do with characters and more to do with sex and kink, so a little different from my usual but not by much. Show up for all of the t-dick loving and boob sucking and not necessarily for the over-arching romance, ya dig?
Anyways, the story is doing to debut for my $5 supporters on Patreon and Substar soon, so subscribe to those! (18+ ONLY)
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DarkChibiShadow
Substar: https://subscribestar.adult/darkchibishadow
A PDF and print copy of these comics will eventually happen, but those will need time in the oven to complete. If you wanna read pages as me and my colorist (yes, I got a colorist this time, whoa) finish them, we're aiming for about a page done per week, all things permitted.
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD! THANKS!
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I have been in the creative field since I was 18. While I am most popularly known for my work here at Splathouse, "Jack The Warlock" isn't the only face I've worn in the 16 years I've been making things in a professional space.
In no particular order, a (in)complete list of projects I either created myself or have been a part of is below the jump. Details at this time will be kept vague. You are welcome to make your guesses and DM/Comment down below. If you get it right, I'll tell you.
An actual hard-copy account with my complete involvement along with website addresses, email accounts and passwords is currently within my safe in my own hand writing. It's to be scanned and made public upon my death, serving as (if nothing else) a testament to "try everything".
I started an absurdist magician sect. I was originally inspired by chaos magic theory, but sought to refine their ideals. As such, it takes the element of the concept of belief itself as a malleable thing that can shape the world without ever being spoken or made physical via ritual work. "If you think it, it can happen"-be that in the ego or the id. The sect is still operating internationally today and has over 100 members. We're small, but we're there. None of the members have ever met me or have any idea who I am.
I've published two short-horror collections as a female author in her forties. They were released for free and are pretty openly available almost everywhere you can pirate books. The books are incredibly popular with queers, with booktok most notably covering them pretty hotly for a month. None of my readers have absolutely any idea I am behind both collections and still send emails (without hope of ever getting a response) today. Many assume I'm dead.
I released an experimental dark fantasy hip-hop EP that was inspired by this album by Earl Sweatshirt and MF DOOM. It's a five track album that totals in at 21 minutes. Much like the horror anthology collection above, each track can be enjoyed by itself, but when played in sequential order tells a Berserk-like story. The album took six months of my life and features encoded secret messages in the audio, with the "lore" being that it's a form of sigil magic. To date, it is the most popular audio project I have ever recorded and vastly surpasses anything I have ever made for Splathouse. Absolutely no one knows that the vocals, the producer and the song writer are one guy, nor do they know it's me. They've been waiting for a follow up EP for years. I will never release another one.
I have been a writer and creative director for several ARGs. One of which was a darling of the early days of Youtube Explainer videos. The project "concluded" because I was intensely disgusted by the growing cottage industry of "curators" destroying the mystery of such things. As they still do this and have careers directly profiting off the creative works of others, I see no need to join such a project ever again. Absolutely no one involved in the projects had any idea who I am, and the projects I started myself have never once been connected back to me.
I've co-wrote several webcomics. One or two of which gained middling popularity. No one working on these projects has absolutely any idea as to who I am or my larger sphere of work. I left the field because of audience treatment of webcomic creators.
I've had original artwork I created featured in multiple gallery showings that highlighted "abstract" and "outsider" art, back when I still enjoyed doing artwork. Anything you find by me on deviant art in the "Splathouse" era was me attempting to wrap my head around digital art; my neuro divergency prefers physical mediums. Every single one of these submissions was under a different name chosen at random.
I've acted in precisely two indy movies under a popular name used by directors who don't want their names attached to projects. Film buffs know the one. I was the lead character in one and the side character in another. The films are connected, but aren't sequels, a series, nor is there a prequel involved. The films were highly experimental and shot in the "guerilla"/"Gonzo" tradition. They went through the indy circuit and won [insert number of awards here]. I wasn't compensated nor were the films profitable. We didn't care and I haven't spoken with anyone from the cast since, who simply asked for a name and nothing more. Some of them are still in the industry. One of them is a reasonably successful B-movie director now.
I've created several text adventure games. Most people are familiar with the Splathouse ones, which released in the early 2010s. What they aren't familiar with are the ones I released on itchio under an different name with a disposable email address. The games were reasonably popular with that niche sector of the gaming community, and still get regularly recommended.
There's more I could add to this, but I feel I'm done for now. It's late, I've work in the morning.
If you've made it this far in the list and you're still curious-no, you aren't going to get me to tell you any details about any of these projects. Even my best friends couldn't get that out of me. If you're curious as to why I did literally any of this, the reason is two fold:
Because I could.
why not?
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