polyamorous space-time communism

If artists are the backbone of a fandom, then you all are the muscles. Connecting everyone and everything. Spreading fun and whimsy. That’s real neat, I think

~Did you hear the word?~

It’s time!

Technically not all the posters are done.. YET!

But if I start posting the ones I have I’ll have no other choice but to finish them!

Digital piece inspired by church stained glass, and The Lords in Black, eldritch monsters from the Hatchetfield trilogy of on-stage musicals by Team Starkid. They're worshiped by the Church of the Starry Children, aka a cult (hence the church window inspo).

Plushies look like this btw

They're demented and I love them! Tinky's panel (the yellow-orange goat thing) turned out as my favorite, but I'm quite happy with all of them. Stained glass effect was achieved by literally just overlaying a png of textured glass and lowering the opacity. And by making all the lines connect to make it feel more real (realized that like halfway through making it lol).

some of these might've been there in the motifs of the 2018 version and probs didn't catch it then, if not just i'm just wrong and it's me hearing different things but:

Let It Out plays when Paul pulls Emma aside after the What Do You Want Paul? scene at Beanies... something something Paul's difficulty with openly being vulnerable. The scene is devoid of bg music in the 2018 version.

Hatchet Town (probably???) plays when Paul and Emma escape Beanies post-Coffee Songs; the town-wide confusion of a dark force killing everyone. In the 2018 version, the fleeting chords of Inevitable are playing

Inevitable plays as Paul receives Hidgens's shotgun, which I'm pretty sure happens as well in 2018, but the way it flourished with the Not Your Seed/Hatchetfield/Nightmare Time melody is different between versions (where the 2018 version transitions into the Let It Out drop, then Nightmare Time motif, versus 2025 where the Inevitable end flourish is intact and plays simultaneously with the Nightmare Time motif)

Did Act II open with chords from Nerdy Prudes Must Die? (the part of the song that goes "Did you really think you'd get away / The hallway's safe, that I won't break you?") If that's what that sounds like, it's probably alluding to the fact that the setting of the scene is at Hatchetfield High

What If Tomorrow Comes, in the exact way its heard in Black Friday's motifs, is very audibly playing when McNamara interrogates Paul, which then transitions to Inevitable and ending with America is Great Again. Compared to the 2018 version, most of the scene is silent up until Paul states his desire to be with Emma, in which Inevitable starts playing. (This last detail is the same in the 2025 version).

Is... is that Time Bastard (the song's chords) playing when Ted stops Paul and Emma to talk about his epiphany after they escaped Hidgens's place? This would check as this leads to Ted literally running away from a situation where he can prove himself to be a good person and failing, in classic doomed-to-the-Bastard's-Box-in-all-timelines fashion, down to the lights being yellow as he leaves Paul and Emma towards his doom. Of course, maybe those aren't the chords but if it is, I mean