Cosmic Pastries

english major brain: words can evolve and develop as a society goes on. the way a word is used is its definition. it's pointless to hold onto the idea of right vs wrong words human brain: THAT IS NOT WHAT LARP MEANS!!!!!

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Its mr coheed and cambria

Another thing I wanted to share about this is the inspiration I had for the design of the beast/hounds. I work in theatre costuming and there is this one storage we pull from a lot with a bunch of vintage pieces. One of my favorites is this old mink stole that is falling apart, because it is just really gruesome looking. I find the juxtaposition of its perceived beauty as a luxury item with the grotesque state that it evolves to after a few decades really fascinating. It isn't just the furs of the animals, but is intended to still look like several minks, each biting the tail of the last. It still has little legs and clawed feet hanging off of it, and the heads are easy to miss, making it almost look like some big continuous, snake-like fur beast. The thing that really stood out to me though was the eyes. I stared at the sewn-in, shiny button eyes for a while one day and noticed a thin, sealed shut line behind each one. It took me a while to realize that these once had been the animal's real eyes. Looking at these lines instead of the beads made the animal look so much more beautiful, for a moment allowed to look peaceful in its death. The beads were the front-facing focused eyes of a predator, something false created from helpless, stitched-together prey animals, forced to live forever. I felt like it was the perfect representation of a living death.