I am False Machine; reviews, weird fiction and rpg content

Joined October 2019
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Nessie
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Knights by Julek Heller.
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abandoned soviet-era radar domes, used as listening post near sary-tash in kyrgyzstan, most likely constructed to monitor the chinese border during the cold war. today, the base remains deserted at high altitude.
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Guardian of the Temple of Snakes
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Necromunda by John Blanche
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HIPPO | Longque Chen artstation.com/artwork/mAB4Q…
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interesting seeing this poster illustration of Neft Dashlari- a floating oil platform city built on the Caspian Sea during the cold war
"Stars of Azerbaijan", a Soviet poster, 1970s.
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Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller September 2,1958
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Mitsubishi UBE Cement factory
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chris mcdowall 😢
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Artist of the Day | Tom Parkinson-Morgan*
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I've heard this is the most weirdly illustrated maths book
Anatoly Fomenko
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Bad North (2023)
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all of twitter in a handful of dust
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This week I came across the obituary of a photographer named David Plowden. I was unfamiliar with his work, but decided to browse his website after reading that he specialized in photos of trains and industry. I’m not much of an art guy, but these photos are astonishing. (1/4)
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Sculptor Vladimir Kanonik built a dwarf from old parts right at a gas station in Belarus.
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Arrival by Manabu Takeda
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taking what's not yours
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The thing about Blanche that was so impressive to me was his synthesis of influences outside of the pulps and comics. Brueghel, Bosch, and pre-Faeries Froud seemed most evident. It wasn't a dry exercise in namedropping either. His influences added real depth
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