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www.youtube.com/shorts/M9t7Z... Ice Nine Kills Twisting the Knife featuring MAPHRA live at Rockville!

Hey Maphra Music fans! Are you looking for a fan-driven community of similarly awe-struck individuals to go feral with? If so, come join us at the Maphra Discord server!

Wake up, babe! New Maphra cover just dropped! www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1IZ...

I've been looking for a small Blender project to help learn it better. As I've been looping Maphra 's music the last month this is what I wound up with. It's still an early work in progress (gotta fix up the topology, figure out a pose, different outfit options, actual materials and lights, etc).

Well I wasn't planning on budgeting for any new costumes this year, but the announcement of a new local Renaissance Faire has thrown that plan out the window 😅

New Zealand never ceases to amaze me with its views

I couldn't resist the allure of adding new glass to my kit, and decided to get me an RF28-70mm F2.8 IS STM lens. I plan to make heavy use of it at various conventions next year.

exnihina.booth.pm/items/7372538 New premade model for sale on booth Fennec Fox priest with multiple toggles

This turned out so awesome!

Awesome work!

My haul from this year's #eastcoastcomicexpo Some are titles that I needed in order to finish a collection or to fill out the arcs of random issues I owned as a kid, while others like Tomb of Dracula just caught my interest (I've been meaning to dabble in some horror comics)

Hot hot hot! ExNihina's Creature Art streams are always a fun and entertaining time as they take wild and random prompts from the chat and still manages to turn out something awesome in short order.

happy mother's day

So Architects have released "The Sky, The Earth & All Between" Album this weekend. It definitely has some bangers on it, but I can't tell how many yet because I've got Landmines on repeat and I'm not ready to move on from it. soundcloud.com/architects-o...

Thankfully, people with an ounce of basic talent, skill, or imagination were not affected

lets freaking GO

On this night 10 years ago I DM'd my first D&D campaign (The Lost Mines of Phandelver Starter Set). It was such a great little adventure, I'd love to do it again sometime (maybe to test the updated rules)

I might have incurred a 'sports hernia' just by rolling over in bed. Getting old sucks 😩

My 2025 goals: Wake up earlier Get into better shape Learn to sculpt in Blender (& do it more) Finish model kits Join the 501st & Rebel Legion Create dioramas for toy photography 3d Print Ghostbuster Wrist Thrower, F-11D, more resin figures Upgrade PC Get sewing machine working, learn to sew

I rarely buy single issue #comicbooks (no longer living near a store so I do TPBs) and I've never bought a slabbed one before, but when I heard Marvel was bringing NYX back and saw this sweet cover of Laura from Jeehyung Lee, I just had to have it

SPELL YOUR USER WITH VIDEO GAMES 🕹️ Counter Strike Resident Evil II Yoshi's Island Rogue Legacy In Death: Unchained Devil May Cry

🎃 Darkness falls across the land... I start every October with Thriller, which contains some of my favorite #horror aesthetics to this day. The zombie sequence in particular scared me enough a kid to haunt me for a few years, so kudos to the art department (Rick Baker / etc) for nailing the vibe.

This week's list of Horror Movies has been the Friday the 13th series (of course). I started the series a little early so that I could get to Part 6: Jason Lives by today as the undead revenant Jason Voorhees has always been my favorite incarnation of the character & my go-to mental image of him.

Tonight's horror film (1990's Arachnophobia) is one I haven't seen in quite a while, and is certainly responsible for some early childhood fears that can still occasionally make me shiver whenever doing something mundane like reaching my hand under a lampshade...

X-Men '97 was sooo good! Like... god damn. It had me just as hyped as I was 30 years ago. The level of story telling present, the allegories I'm now old enough to understand, the homage to the original, the teamwork, seeing Scott finally displayed as the badass he is... I need more already.

I'm finally getting around to watching The X-Files for the 1st time. I was expecting there to be a small level of culture shock since S1 is more than 30yrs old, but this ep is about the dangers of AI and has quips about an elevator being "politically correct" for having basic accessibility features