Galtchild's Folly

No Country For Old Men is an amazing novel and it's astounding how obviously the teen runaway grooming sequence is from Cormac's actual experiences doing the same thing. I had an inkling when I read it and didn't want to make any assumptions. Then I looked it up. I was horribly right. Cormac loved doing that shit. Whooey. Love how the man described a rock, though. Surprised he let so many commas get in there.

Reading The Exorcist makes me wish catholics were real.

Studies from Sato's models because I hate how the remake looks.

My birthright as a man born in 1991 is to argue with children on the internet that a movie that came out when I was 26 (bladerunner 2049) is inferior to a related movie that came out before I was born (bladerunner.)

I finally read the original Frankenstein and I'm disappointed that the character became a mono syllabic monster in pop culture and not the epic poetry quoting weirdo he is in the novel. As a writer, I think Shelley holds up far better than Bram Stoker. The first half of Dracula is very spooky, then all the rich people come together to pray the gay away and I lost interest. Frankenstein stays spooky and romantic without falling victim to pearl clutching. It's probably a mistake to compare the two novels, but you fight both of their monsters in Castlevania so I think it's fair.

Man. I liked Joker 2.

I have to draw like 12 pages in this room so I made a (shitty) paper craft diorama to help make spacing and background elements consistent.