"For safety purposes no signs or posters may be hung at the entrance to the staircases."
— Sign hung on the entrance of a staircase
Born to >:3, forced to :)
20-something-year-old nerd from Germany. I do pixel art; spend too much time playing videogames, tabletop games, and TTRPGs; I love mythology; I try my hand at game design from time to time; play drums; do boxing; and move heavy stuff around for fun.
| YouTube: | https://youtube.com/@goblinswamp?si=RkUEV5YoJPoPCyua |
| Alt-Account for Pixel Art: | https://mastodon.art/@DesArtroid |
| Gay? | gaaaaaaaaaaaaaay |
| Pronouns? | She/Her (https://en.pronouns.page/@DesReploid) |
"For safety purposes no signs or posters may be hung at the entrance to the staircases."
— Sign hung on the entrance of a staircase
Today's @pixel_dailies prompt is "Hell".
I almost immediately wanted to make art of the Norse Helheim, instead of Christian Hell, and, whilst looking for inspiration, I was reminded of the amazing illustration of Niflhel made by Red of Overly Sarcastic Productions. So I decided to base this off of that artwork.
I love the enshitification of Discord and the further establishment of the digital panopticon as normal through it.
What I love even more is that I probably won't leave Discord because nobody would be migrating with me. Call me stupid for running like 90% of my social life through a single app to begin with. But most people I've suggested switching to any other platform too are perfectly happy to stick with the comfort of Discord despite the new changes.
Wanted to use a simple word counter to determine whether or not something I'd written was long enough for a word requirement, the first site I found also doubles as an AI detector and it not only flagged my fully self written text as 20% AI, but also suggested I use their AI model to make the text "Fully human written".
You cannot make this shit up.
Showed up today at the exam hall all prepped with drink and non-noisy snacks. The feckin exam is TOMORROW.
This time blindness stuff is one hell of a drug!
"Traumatising you is part of this seminary!"
Says one of my professors with exceptional nonchalance