An except from a poem written for a character with a bit of a problem in the “catastrophic obstinance” department.
An icon floats in a field of stained glass and prison bars, the title text engraved in black on a plain altar below. An industrial park and distant skyline and a layer of concrete grunge add distressed texture to the scene.
Lots going on in this image. Some of the clashes are actually training exercises, but others were taken from real rallies and one from the
Updated version with better legibility! A paraphrasing from an essay in Holy Nonsense, the words float over an ethereal sunrise, where a person stands with
“Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law, but you don’t have to be a dick about it.” Adaptation of the famous
“The Future is Getting Out of Hand” Broken gears and abstract cyber nonsense over a star field with some hints of Lovecraftian nonsense — it’s
I love this blue. “The Dangers of Modern Living” is a phrase that pops up several times in the Et Cetera Discordia, mostly in Cram’s
