Tonight, we proudly present the first performance of our newest performer!
Pomni, in Attack of the Killer Klown!
Woof, this took forever but I’m so glad how it turned out.
I like to imagine that most performances have their own poster to accompany them after, or at least everyone’s first. So of course, why not capture the hell that is Pomni’s first. Bloody Kaufmo and all. :3
Sorry Pompom, but the audience demands a show.
Oh yeah, I think you’d like this @hootbon, ENJOY!
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I heard we were leaning into the “Woolvs of Wool Street” bit, and to also make it weird.
This was specifically inspired by @theminecraftbee ‘s post!
(Maybe a bit risky tagging you! Tell me if you want me to remove it!)
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I’m also working on some banger art until I got hit with the news that cucurucho went missing and we have probably been watching osito for who knows how long trying to be the serious one. I’m coping very well as you can tell
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Let's keep on theme: Next up, Welcome to Nightvale, my second podcast. Featuring Cecil, and Kevin.
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In my oc canon theres only one CAS I don't think anyone will ever be as unfortunate as Oreo, theres a ton of needles facts but just know it turns you into candy inside out basically
Victims will become completely carnivorous to continue producing the sugar their body runs on, bodily fluids make their bites deadly and their skin able to stick and keep meat from escaping, CAS die when the host dies blah blah blah your a multicolored murdering machine
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EXCORIATION HAND
April 2024
Cast silicone, acrylic paint, human hair
Artist statement/reflection under the cut
TW: skin picking, self-injurious behavior
My newest piece for my mold making class. This piece is about dermatillomania (or excoriation disorder), a compulsive skin picking disorder. I’ve experienced dermatillomania since I was a kid, it’s waxed and waned throughout my life as I’ve tried over and over again to stop, but I always get pulled back into the habit when life gets stressful and I crave the physical comfort of carving away at my own skin with my fingernails. It’s strange that this self-injurious behavior provides such a comfort, isn’t it?
I’ve felt so much shame about this habit. I remember being a kid and wondering what was wrong with me, if I was the only person in the world who did this. To present this work for critique in class today was to directly engage with the shame and guilt I feel about this compulsion. I have tried to hide it for so long, but today I spoke about it openly in front of my peers. It felt good to face the shame head on. Although I am not proud of this behavior, it is a part of me, a facet of my lived experience that I deserve to speak about candidly, and I am proud of myself for doing so.
When working with silicone, I found that this compulsion pulled me to pick at this replica of my hand. The rubbery material can be torn apart in a way that is so satisfying to my brain. So I let myself pick, carving craters into the faux-flesh, a visual exaggeration of the way I treat my own cuticles and scalp.
The hair ‘growing’ from under the fingernails provides a connection to the scalp, the primary victim of my dermatillomania. At times, my picking has resulted in small bald patches on my head. Because of this, the hair is meant to express a desire to grow away from this habit, to let my follicles grow again where I once tore them out.
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you are what you love, not who loves you.
in that case, i am a mouth. i am teeth. i am a hungry thing. but god, it loves me too. it loves me too it loves me too it loves me itlovesmeitlovesmeitloves
[based on jennifer’s body peterick au by @meat-wentz]
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