Wanna draw attention to this art again. Its my fav that ive drawn this yr
Poor quality bc the art is incredibly small \/
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Wanna draw attention to this art again. Its my fav that ive drawn this yr
Poor quality bc the art is incredibly small \/

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I had a dream where there was a sequel to the backrooms and the creature from the end of the movie was a large spinosaurus, except it was a balloon. It was made out of the same material as the large balloons they sometimes have at car dealerships and it moved like if a large animal weighed next to nothing. When it found its prey, the balloons face would split open to reveal large bone like teeth and peaks at its inner skull. It was a twisted attempt to give life to an imitation of what once was.
Also the movie was starring the main cast of it’s always sunny in Philadelphia and they were all playing their characters from the show.
backrooms concept stuff
also the reanimated partysuit is my OC
i can make an infodump on these guys later if anyone wants
Just had an idea for a backrooms area that is equally parts stupid and horrifying: The Trackrooms.
It starts as the usual backrooms, the classic yellow tinged wallpaper, the humming flourscent lights, and the faint but ever-present smell of cyanide almonds. ;) What immediately sets these areas apart from the usual backrooms is the excess of "model" trains and train memorabilia. Tables of unreasonable length and impossible proportions covered in model layouts that are equal parts extensively detailed and flawed beyond reason. Tiny crossings where the gate stands perpendicular to the tracks, sidings that go straight into buildings, wooden figures that are disturbingly lifelike.
The deeper you go, the stranger things become. The models stop being confined to their tables, they bend and incline at impossible angles that the engines seem to traverse perfectly fine, and worst of all is the fact that either you're shrinking or the model trains are growing. Before long the trains are big enough to ride, and this will most likely be when you notice that not all of the trains are just models. From fully functional locomotives you can hold in your hand, to life sized models made of plastic and die-cast. Then there's... the others...
The Backrooms is very, very bad at guessing what something's insides look like. From people filled with memory foam and insulation to furniture that breathes and bleeds, mix-ups are common. But something about these "Still-Locos" is making you extra uneasy. Maybe it's the smoke they make filling the air and blocking your vision, but you swear that their headlights are following you through the smog. It doesn't help that you can hardly take a step without crossing another set of rails. If your fears are correct, then they could easily run you over from just about any direction. Sure you could try to hop aboard one of them, but that might be exactly what they want.