Noisician freelance animator. Isn'tses noise synths and eurorack panels: isntses.etsy.com | Animation and design portfolio: behance.net/timdrage

Joined December 2015
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You actually cannot read non-Christian Norse literature. Pre-Christian Norse literature consists of like a comb that someone wrote “comb” on, in runes
Actually, you can read non-Christian Viking/Norse literature and find it is not alien, not alien at all, in fact immediately accessible and totally familiar The Greeks and Romans are alien Vikings didn’t become Christian. Christianity became Scandinavian.
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15% off my Untitled Harsh Noise Graphic Novel this week with the code BOOKSHOP15 - link in comments
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(it's on Amazon too but no discount code there and also I make almost no money if you order it there ha)
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Storyboards for EVIL DEAD II (1987)
Replying to @auteurhouse
Don't they teach drawing at film school?
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'Only the English are proud of having created nonsense. The English are a profoundly illogical race, quite unlike the French . . . The logical French stopped fighting the Nazis in 1940; the stupid English sustained the struggle.' 'There is something in the English language which abets the nonsensical urge. The language is rich, confused, leafy, and is satisfying as pure music.' Anthony Burgess, 'Nonsense'
Chesterton was right in his "Defense of Nonsense." Nonsense is integral to imagination. Those who kill the whimsical and nonsensical destroy all imagination.
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Norman Rockwell, in a conversation about this piece, said about Jackson Pollack, “If I were young I’d paint that way myself.”
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there is a bug in STARSHIP TROOPERS that can shoot flames out of its head
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Replying to @ooogoesbrrr
Looks terrible, thanks for changing.
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Thinking about the werewolf hate mail council pharmacist David Welman (1595-1669) got after being accused of being a werewolf
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Replying to @SciFiArchives
Did you know that the place where the shining orb appears in this landscape is exactly where the production studio of the movie was located? I asked Mr. Otomo personally about this and he told me it was indeed so.
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We just released a new sample pack "Mr. Drum & Friends", a collection of 304 x circuit-bent / lo-fi / Casio keyboard / toy drum sounds, some raw and gritty and others effected and remixed using the SP404A. isntses.bandcamp.com/album/m…
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Ridiculous
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In 889 AD, Emperor Uda of Japan received a black cat and described it in his diary as “a black dragon above the clouds”—one of the earliest written records of a pet cat in Japan.
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Redline was a very well planned passion project that didn't lose money and became such a great portfolio piece that the core team behind it created 5 Lupin III movies in a row. It was a success!
Destroy all Redline mythposters
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I'm sorry.
Stop drawing flat ❌
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Replying to @allofTAKANAKA
Saw this in Shimokitazawa last week.
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The storyboard was first developed at the Disney Studio, but it wasn't Walt's idea personally. Animator Ted Sears came up with the idea of storyboarding while working at the Fleischer Studio in the early 1930s and brought the concept with him over to Disney.
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"Throwing more words and GPUs into the word-guessing program won't make it sentient. That's like saying, "Well, we keep breeding these horses to run faster and faster, so it's only a matter of time until one of our mares gives birth to a locomotive." pluralistic.net/2025/12/05/p…

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Sunday’s remarkable ‘elephant done by a medieval artist that had never seen one’ - 15th century, Neustift/Novacella, Augustiner-Chorherrenstift, Cod. 166, f. 27r
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