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A digital drawing (IbisPaint X) of a male character, a young adult with black flowing hair. He is a drummer, flipping his hair to the music and shutting his eyes in bliss. His drum set is red and there is an aura around his drumstick(s.) the background is rainbow with music notes and skull-and-crossbones. The photo is angled as if taken by a fan at a show. Tommy is a part of an SCP-like tale created by my beloved partner. After joining the band, Tommy was never been seen without his drum sticks in hand. (Rest in peace, drummer-boy.)
Digital portrait of my character, [REDACTED], done by RUEDEFAUX on BSky (tagged) -- R is a humanoid alien. This work depicts him brandishing his large mouth that can open similar to a snake, with three rows of teeth and a long, venom-like tongue. In this rendition, he has fully ringed eyes, which implies that he is using his hypnosis, and he has his quill-hair raised. He is in a dark and dingy cement room with many pipes and chains. He has glasses hanging casually from the neck of his shirt. BONUS LORE After the crash, meeting C, and learning that he harms those around him, R takes to hiding in underground passages of several sorts. This features him in a sort of sewer-looking tunnel; C would often meet him in said tunnels to avoid detection as well as to avoid accidentally dosing the local population with a HEFTY dose of radiation. *The containment simply aids/slows the dosing -- his Geiger clicks are basically a continuous screech haha, so he eventually returns to where she found him (an above-ground, sea-side cave system.)
Character belongs to artfight user ih4teloging1n -- Catly is a chibi-style simple-shaped cat made entirely out of water and has the ability to store things inside of them-- in this image I have them sitting and watching a sunset, with four fish (four different colors) swimming around inside of them. There are many rainbow highlights and a small rainbow above their head. I really enjoy how the colors came out and particularly how readable the fish are despite being simple themselves~ I am also proud of the water drops that are falling from the Catly's tail!
A digital drawing (IbisPaint X) of Fawn, a humanoid with pointed ears, 9 horns, (2 hidden under her hair in this image) and pink hair and eyes. (And pink toned skin) Character belongs to green44604 on ArtFight / Bluesky. My depiction shows her washing a table with a luminescent rag - cleaning some sort of bright spill - against a brick backdrop that features shelves with various items. Prominent items include a radio, a sealed box, and some sort of metal canister. She is wearing a dark green tank top.
Digital artwork (IbisPaint X) of Chimney, who belongs to m for multiverse (tagged.) Chimney is an anthropomorphic mouse jester in a travelling circus. She has a mouse head, hands, and tail. (The tail I have not drawn, please, spare me, I never draw animals/don't really have animal characters, and therefore my brain forgot that a tail stuck in a leotard would probably not be comfortable -- I DIGRESS, the lack of tail in this image is enough that I might go back in later to add it and then reupload it -- but I let it pass for now... for now...) Anyway, I have drawn Chimney in a pose where she is almost in a handstand but is instead laying on her chest, head resting on her arms. The background is the pattern of the tights she normally (?) wears. Apologies again for the tail, M, if you read this. I feel I've done you a disservice. If I reupload this attack you will know why. (Because I can't understand rat/mouse-tail-gravity-physics)
Digital art (IbisPaint X) work of @madelinefjall ‘s characters, Ulvar and Niketas. “Etched in Stone”; I tried to put Ulvar and Niketas in different period/style clothing, I really like how the texture turned out! Ulvar is on his knees, accepting the water being poured from a pitcher (by Niketas.) They are in old Greek outfits. (Inspired by / I tried, at least!)
Digital art of my two characters, drawn by monlopolo R (humanoid alien man, 7ft 1in) and C (human woman, 5ft 5in) -- R is wearing his trademark outfit; green hoodie with a star, a striped shirt, purple-ish pants and dark brown boots, and C is in her matchy-matchy trademark outfit: brown boots, white striped socks over green striped tights, a purple skirt with church-window detailing and lace, a chunky heart belt, a striped long sleeve, and a brown tank top over it. C has long, curly, dark red hair and grey (blind) eyes. R is wearing his glasses and his hair down to hide his elf-like ears -- full "incognito earthling" mode. There are small doodle-hearts around them, because they are in love~~~ C is holding onto R's arm sweetly.
A digital work of catcatcatsix’s character, Burntfood (a girl with long brown ears and a deer-like body *I chose deer as a body ref, ref sheet said body could be anything with hooves more or less~) on her way to convince a herd of farmers sheep to leave with her and roam freely. Blue sky, green pasture, half rendered sheep, best attempt at a rendered Burntfood!
Basement Heist’s Tragedy template for Art Fight 2026 Open to friendly fire and revenge attacks Most uploaded characters are humanoids List of characters Left to Right: R, CINNA, HEIST, PERHAEL, and SLEEPY & CYBIL
Screenshot of an image on ArtFight — a collection of references for my character Cinna. Some images shown: Aerogel (ghost arm), Liquid gold and silver (hair pre/post death), opal (nails), pearl (teeth), and kintsugi ceramics in classic white and blue glazing. (Kintsugi is ‘to mend with gold’)
Screenshot taken of IbisPaint (an app for mobile) where I have sketched my characters Sleepy and Cybil. (Sleepy is a young blond boy with his eyes sewn shut, Cybil is his purple stuffed rabbit.) You can see all my draft lines and color blocks. In this WIP, sleepy is walking while carrying a book - braille, obviously - and has Cybil’s ears tied around his neck, wearing him almost as if a cape, with the rabbit’s face and body facing outward.
A screenshot from my ArtFight character connections page. This is showing the connection between [REDACTED] and HEIST - Text reads: [R]'s view of the connection: [roughly translated from an unknown alien language] ["My creation, My love. My new life. My cage. My answer. Solution. Solution. Our solution. A cure. An apology. A gift. A burden. A cage. A cage. A death. A birth. A wedding. A star. A star. A star."] HEIST's view of the connection: The grunts, screams and groans in the back of my head. The images that flash in our minds. One of my puppeteers who only on occasion pull my strings. My sense of curiosity. My catalyst. My longing for the stars. My lingering half-life and Geiger clicks. Not quite a father and not quite myself. A reason for my life that I can never tangibly meet, despite hearing and feeling him every moment. The reason I am here, and the reason I must hide.
Slightly ripped front dust cover of “The Eyes of the Dragon” by Stephen King; the dust cover is green and textured as if scales, and the title is written in metallic red. There is a green and red dragon breathing fire beneath the title.
The back/side of my hair (photo taken by stylist) - there is a bit of glare but you can see that I have green raccoon stripes and red framing my face, with brown in the back and blonde underneath
Team tragedy user bio for BasementHeist on ArtFight I attack characters I think are cool or challenging, I try to revenge, I’m okay with friendly fire, and I mainly have human or humanoid OCs uploaded this year!
A photo of my bio-template for ArtFight 2026 - Team Tragedy My featured characters include R, Cinna, HEIST, Perhael and Cybil & Sleepy. My uploaded characters are humans/humanoids/stuffed animals. I attack any and all! * characters I think are cool/challenging, friends, enemies, all are at risk! See you on the battlefield!
A photograph; Two flip phones side by side. The phone on the left is black and looks very hard to break. The phone on the right is bright pink and covered with stickers, with many charms attached. This is my partner’s phone (black) and my phone (pink)
A cropped screenshot of digital art I commissioned from bsky user semokcha - the crop is highlighting text that reads ‘the anatomy of heist’ and shows my four armed character holding an X-ray up to their chest. In the X-ray, you can also see a large heart - two hearts that have fused into one - becoming both one and three.
Digital art sketch of 4-colored hair; red bangs framing the face, brown covering most of the back, blonde underside “peekaboo” hair, and two striped of radioactive green raccoon stripes (green with brown horizontal stripes) — the image shows a front facing angle as well as both left and right side views.
Front cover of the true-crime novel "If You Tell" by Gregg Olsen - A foggy scene showing a rural street. Text reads: IF YOU TELL / A true story of murder, family secrets, and the unbreakable bond of sisterhood.
A video showing the same round zombie cake - green zombie, pink brain, text: THE BRAIN IS FULLY GROWN BY 25! - rotating to show the “blood” drips running down the side(s) and the fingers reaching over the edge.
A top down image of a round cake - a zombie peeking up with its brain sticking out. Text within brain reads: THE BRAIN IS FULLY GROWN BY 25. Not pictured: Red “blood” drips down the side.
A soft, warm lit digital painting of my OCs, [REDACTED] and (CENSORED), where they are looking lovingly into each others eyes. The man, R, is dressed like The Phantom of The Opera, wearing a long black cloak and a simple white shirt underneath. C’s outfit is that which Christine wears in "The Point of No Return," and she is reaching out to give him the iconic Phantom Mask. His hand is atop hers, gently holding the mask & her hand to his body. He appears to be sitting, and her standing, leaning into the frame. The background is hazy rainbow tones.
Front cover of “Hidden Pictures” by Jason Rekulak; a night scene where a silhouetted man leans over with a shovel, using the headlights from his parked car to see as he digs. Personal Thoughts: This novel went in one of the paths I suspected, but was still starkly different in a few ways. I really enjoyed the addition of images, I enjoyed the ending particularly, I feel the ending, while fast-paced, wasn't rushed or cut short. I really enjoyed this one, I enjoyed studying the clues and being led and misled time and time again. Yum~!
A few scattered blocks overlapping each other as if a collage or photographs atop one another. The paper is pale purple and the mediums are gel pen/water colors/paint pens - some of the water colors have glitter but it may be hard to tell. Only three boxes are even close to completion; left to right: A wooden cross nestled in some rocks, candles melted down on the rocks. The name on the cross is Tyler Keaton. A meteor shooting through space with many stars around it. A lighthouse scene, waves crashing on rocks below and the sky just beginning to get dark. Below is a mostly finished box with water painted in a style reminiscent of Monet’s early “Water Lillies” paintings The cross is for my story (abbreviated) 100%TToKL, the lighthouse is for (code name) lighthouse boys, the water WIP is for (abbreviated) IPfMF and the meteor is for the HEIST lore, which some of y’all might be familiar with by now, haha~
Front cover of "That's Not My Name" by Megan Lally - title in large red text overlaying a green forest with a lit cabin in the background. Quote on the front reads "She thought she had her life back. She was wrong." Personal thoughts: I thoroughly enjoyed TNMN, I read the entire thing in a total of maybe... 5 hours? 4 hours? I was so invested in how the story was told that I wasn't prepared for the ending! I thought the pacing was wonderful, the use of perspectives was really tasteful IMO, just the right amount of switching and WONDERFUL layers of suspense. I really only have praise to give. If anything, my one complaint is that I wish I had gone in truly blind, as I often do, where I don't read the blurb. Not to say the blurb gives too much away, just to say it could have been an even more wild ride had I gone in as oblivious as The Girl (first chapter POV names her only as "The Girl" so I'll say that, too~) Delicious meal of a novel. I had a few ideas for what the end/twist may be, and one of them was right, but it still managed to be different than anticipated! Sometimes predictability just means you told the story well, and this is one of those times. But don't go thinking this book is predictable, though~ Will reread eventually!!
Front cover of "The Darwin Awards II: Unnatural Selection" by Wendy Northcutt - "A new volume commemorating individuals who improve out gene pool by removing themselves from it in a sublimely idiotic fashion." The front cover features the evolution sequence - with humans falling off the edge of a cliff. A few more thoughts: While it is true that I don't have much to say about the book, it was good! I enjoy the concept and the way it goes about categorizing and proving/disproving certain tales. I hadn't heard of the Darwin Awards until reading this, so if you haven't either, I encourage you to check out the website! (www.DarwinAwards.com)
Left to right: “That’s Not My Name” by Megan Lally, an ominous green forest surrounding a house with its lights on. “If You Tell” by Gregg Olsen, “A true story of murder, family secrets, and the unbreakable bond of sisterhood.” Scenic front cover. “Hidden Pictures” by Jason Reculak, a night scene where a silhouetted man leans over with a shovel, using the headlights from his parked car to see. Brief summaries of the blurbs — The Blurb of Blurbs, if you will Left to right: A girl wakes up not knowing who she is, and the man who brought her home may not actually be her father, as he says he is. / Three young girls caught in the web of their killer mother. / A 5-year-old boy begins drawing strange images, including but not limited to a man dragging a lifeless woman behind him.What does it mean?
A digital art piece (made in Krita) - a close up of my character [REDACTED]'s eyes, which have four rings of color and black sclera/pupils. The rings of color, inward to outward, are: orange, yellow, green and blue. There are small sparkle details in a radioactive-green color around his eyes, and the highlights in his eyes look like falling meteors. (Little Easter-eggs, haha!) - I signed this image off to the side, and there's not much more than his eyes in frame.
Front cover of the novel “Incidents Around the House” by Josh Malerman, the author of Bird Box. The text is red, and the image is a dark room with a single stuffed rabbit in center frame, back lit by a blue light. THOUGHTS: I wanted so much more and so much less at the same time. I enjoyed the premise and the perspective, the characters were well written - it’s not simply that I Didn’t Like the End Outcome, I just feel it derailed from my train tracks of expectations and that it was kind of a let down to be honest. Please don’t misunderstand, I did enjoy this book and found it hard to put down. The pacing was wonderful. That’s precisely why I felt…bummed..??..by the end of it.
“Monk and Robot - A Psalm for the Wild Built & A Prayer for the Crown-Shy.” By Becky Chambers. Cover is pale green with plants around the top and bottom, with a human hand and robot hand reaching toward the center and each other. This is the conjoined version of Chambers’ Psalm/Prayer. THOUGHTS: I adored this book. Or two books, rather. I wish I could have lingered in locations a bit longer, or chatted with newly introduced characters for a few more pages, but overall my only complaint is that there isn’t more of it. Any of it. I need more Mosscap in my life. I think Dex and Mosscap make a wonderful duo of philosophies and values and general perspective. There are so many good quotes you could take from this/these novel(s); I could glaze this long enough that you’d be able to read it yourself, so you should maybe just do that~ This was the first novel I’ve ever read with an NB (non-binary) main character let alone TWO - the entire cast within the world is diverse and hearty and it feels like somewhere many of us would rather be. Generally speaking of course. Truly a feel good tale. Good humor, good heart, good thoughts, good examples and good storytelling. What else could you ask for? (This question is a wink to the novel, read it!) If you’d like a cozy place to stay for a while, stay here. Or rather, travel along with us. Ask the question of What Humans Need.
The front cover of the novel “I Was A Teenage Slasher” by Stephen Graham Jones - the title and author’s name are in red-to-pink large text, behind the text is a hooded, faceless figure looming in the darkness. COMMENTS ABOUT THE NOVEL (NO SPOILERS) This book took a little bit for me to get into - not to say it is slow paced or boring or anything to that effect, but first person stories do tend to sometimes ramble - since, you know, it’s a character’s narrative tale and thusly takes on their speech patterns. That being said though, the main characters of this story get set up very well very quickly and the story plays with some meta-genre-facts and ‘hindsight is 20/20’ logic. The MAIN character, our slasher, has a unique story of the how and why and isn’t afraid to tell the reader what they don’t understand. The scenes of murder are not too graphic or gore-y if anyone has concerns over that, and the ending twist(s) really did catch me off guard. The small hints WERE noticed, but not pieced together until Tolly Driver (the slasher) wants us to see it as a whole picture. I enjoyed it! Would recommend~ Really great balance of accountability, guilt, willpower, confusion, fear, friendship, and mystery. (And More!)
A poorly taken image of an except from "When Women Were Dragons" by Kelly Barnhill. The novel is written in first person and this is the main character speaking about her life. "Time, in our experience, is linear, but in truth time is also looped. It is like a piece of yarn, in which each section of the strand twists and winds around every other--a complicated and complex knot, in which one part cannot be viewed out of context from the others. Everything touches everything else. Each loop, each bend, each twist interacts with every other. It is all connected, and it is all one. But every once in a while, there are experiences that slice all other moments apart--stark, singular things that mark the difference between Before and After. These moments are singular, separate from the knot. Separate even from the thread. They can't be tugged at or loosened. They cannot be wound into something lovely or decorative. They do not interact seamlessly with the fabric of life. They are of another substance entirely. Unstuck in time, and out of sync with a life's patterns and processes."
Front cover of the novel: When Women Were Dragons by Kelly Barnhill The cover is bright green with foliage and purple flowers, there is a dragon's eye peeking out of the corner and the bodily is sneakily snaked through the foliage. There is a moon in the top right corner. A few personal thoughts about the novel: I really enjoyed watching this main character discover how to navigate her world and decipher the lives and intentions of those around her. I enjoy watching people repeat things they criticized and realizing that things are more complicated than they seem, and there is plenty of that in WWWD. There is love in all forms and this story did remind me that I too am a dragon. I always have been~
General description of image: Art by @semaalo.bsky.social A stack of newspaper clippings and images - all focus on details of HEIST's origin story. HEIST is a four-armed humanoid fusion - they are my OC and persona. The have different colored eyes, elf-like ears, sharper-than-human teeth and tri-colored hair. (red, blonde, brown) Specifics About the Image: The main image in the stack - center - is of HEIST holding up an x-ray of their chest, which shows their odd conjoined heart. They (HEIST) have their lower set of arms in an open position, framing the words "The Anatomy of HEIST" in a horror-style font. They are standing in a basement, in front of exposed pipework. They are wearing an alt-style outfit which consists of chains, dark colors and a collar. Behind the main image, there is a photo of [REDACTED] with his alien-mouth opening, (CENSORED) with her hair covering most of her face, hazmat men looking at an impact crater in their yellow suits, a sequence of bunnies dying to radiation (no gore shown), and various newspaper clippings referring to a light streaking across the sky. The bottom, secondary-focus image is one that shows a night scene, rolling hills with a farm - the family farm of (CENSORED) - in the bottom right corner. There is a meteor streaking overhead, heading for impact in the distance.
Rough pencil sketches on a scrap paper - the photo is edited to look sharper and green-hued. Note: This is a joke for myself because the first zombie-anything I ever saw was Mulberry Street when I was maybe too young to see it, and I wanted to ring that bell if only for myself. Sketch description: Two rectangles, two circles All four meant to represent different designs for my birthday cake (making/decorating my own) All four have the same general components: blood splatter, a zombie, and a brain. Top left: Rectangle design. A zombie head with its brain exposed peeking over the side of the cake, text in the brain says: THE BRAIN IS FULLY GROWN BY 25 Top Right: Round design. A smaller zombie head with an open mouth and exposed brain - text is much larger and written beside the head. Text reads: THE BRAIN DEVELOPS AT 25 Bottom Left: Rectangle design. Small zombie head in the upper left corner, a brain in the bottom right. Text is in the middle, reads: THE BRAIN IS FULLY DEVELOPED BY AGE 25 Bottom Right: Round design. Small zombie head and hand holding a brain - text is above the image, text reads: THE BRAIN DEVELOPS AT 25 All designs have 'blood splatter' in random places to fill some empty spaces~
A black sheet of paper covered in various Coraline references - the pink palace, the seeing stone, flowers from the Other Mother’s garden, the circus mouse and its star-ball, Coraline herself holding up a button to her eye, the background is the tunnel to the Other World. The bottom is signed with a small cherry and crown.
Three guitar picks, left to right: a silver pick with ‘JB’ painted on, a blue pick with a green dinosaur and stars painted on, and a brown pick with a wavy piano and music notes painted on.
Three books, two paper back and one hardcover. Left to right: “Incidents Around the House” by Josh Malerman, a dark cover with a lone stuffed rabbit in the center. “Monk and Robot - A Psalm for the Wild Built & A Prayer for the Crown-Shy.” By Becky Chambers. Cover is pale green with plants around the top and bottom, with a human hand and robot hand reaching toward the center and each other. “I Was A Teenage Slasher” (signed) (hardcover) by Stephen Graham. Cover is dark with a dark hooded figure in the center.
Front cover of the memoir Things in Nature Merely Grow by Yiyun Li - the cover is a shade of leaf green in which shadow covers part of the title and eases into light. Personal thoughts: This novel was a big think piece that had me dwelling on lines and thinking about one or two chapters in particular. The author states clearly in the book itself that certain people should not read it - and so I will not recommend this book to everyone - but to those who may go on and read it I do hope you find it as compelling and dwell-y as I do. I have already lent it to a friend of mine who I think would love it, and find it as broad and deep and provoking as I do. I loved every word and I wish the author, her husband, and their support system well.
Two post it notes with separate doodles. One sheet is of Toph Beifong from Avatar: The Last Airbender, she is laughing and pointing at the ‘camera’ in her signature outfit - Text reads “BE THE ROCK, TWINKLE TOES!!” The other is of Zuko, hand resting on his cheek and hair down and choppy. Text reads “THAT’S ROUGH, BUDDY…” Both are colored with highlighters and gel pens. There are no pencils in the area where I did these - so these were a bit of a challenge haha. No sketching!
Text: Swiss Army Man Paul Dano (who plays Hank) leans against with his back against a slumped and pale Daniel Radcliffe (who plays the Swiss Army Man, or "Manny" the corpse) - they are sitting on a patch of land surrounded by water.
Front cover of "I Who Have Never Known Men" by Jacqueline Harpman. In the center, there is a square hole in the ground. There is a white ladder emerging from it, reaching into the air - a yellow diamond - almost appearing as a sun - is hovering above the ladder. There is a flat landscape with a thin line of hills in the distance, with a sliver of the moon showing near the lower left corner. Book Blurb: "‘For a very long time, the days went by, each just like the day before, then I began to think, and everything changed’ Deep underground, thirty-nine women live imprisoned in a cage. Watched over by guards, the women have no memory of how they got there, no notion of time, and only vague recollection of their lives before. As the burn of electric light merges day into night and numberless years pass, a young girl - the fortieth prisoner - sits alone and outcast in the corner. Soon she will show herself to be the key to the others' escape and survival in the strange world that awaits them above ground." Personal thoughts: If possible, read only this blurb and then go into reading this story blind. It is so gripping and so human. I feel I can't say too much lest I spoil anything. I am shocked I haven't heard many people talk about this - I'm shocked it hasn't been adapted to film... not that it needs to be! It was truly a great read. I will reread it in due time. I feel inspired , I feel heart-sick, and I feel like this story will forever have a dedicated space in my mind where it can continue to exist and I can dwell on the un-answerable questions it brought up. I really recommend this - heavy in the best of ways at under 220 pages no matter the edition/translation/etc. Calls to thought a few other stories I have seen/read, but this one surely stands out among those even still. [NO SPOILER ZONE]
Front cover of Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees - a graphic novel: Samantha Strong, the main character, a bear, is dragging a bloodied bag through the woods and carrying a shovel. It is a simple and cute art style.
The spines of the four books I ordered, misaligned but mainly only an image to show the thickness of each book. Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees is very thin, but larger than the rest. Thing In Nature Merely Grow is a hardcover, maybe an inch and a half thick. When Women Were Dragons is the thickest, over two inches, and I Who Have Never Known Men is slightly thicker than Things In Nature Merely Grow.
A sticky note full of alien doodles - pen drawings limited to green, black, orange and pink. Images include an alien making crop circles with his ship, a smiling generic green alien face, a falling meteor, stars all over, a shot of earth and many UFOs lined up, and a shot of an alien peeking from the bottom of the paper. Text reads: “Crop Circles”, “Meteor!” And “They see you, have you seen them?”
A screenshot from Krita (the software I use for art) - art made with mouse and keyboard! A headshot of my character HEIST - they have brown, red, and blonde hair. They wear gold glasses and they have button eyes. The right eye is orange, the left eye blue. They have a blank expression. The background is dark green. This is a work in progress shot of HEIST as a Coraline doll! Details and posing etc. are still to be determined, but I think I'll put them in an OG Coraline rain coat or a nurse cape or maybe just normal alt/grunge-y clothes haha~
A somewhat grainy photo of a forested landscape - bare trees, a sloping leaf-littered hill that shows a small stream below. The quality almost makes it appear ominous.
A sticky note drawing done in mostly black and bright pink gel pens. It is a drawing of my Barbie Phone with its charms, pink headphones, stickers etc. Above it is a Barbie head with two speech bubbles. All text reads: “I approve of the Me-Phone and its decorations” “Thank you Barbie. (Copyright symbol)” - at the bottom the the note: “5 Stars (five pink drawn stars)”
My Barbie flip phone which now has a clear case, entirely covered with flat and puffy stickers. Some include bubbles, a pink phone, bunnies in a cherry hat, conversation hearts (like the candy hearts that say ‘be mine’ and many more cute pink things. I have attached charms to my phone as well - a light pink beaded wrist strap that has pink cherries hanging off the bottom, a light pink jellyfish that has stars dangling in its tentacles, and a cute rounded pale yellow star.
"Sometimes, when I'm at work and I'm trying to peel a sticker-label and my nail fails to grip beneath the surface, I am reminded of tiny bug legs and the way they feel around before deciding on a precarious step. I think of how they and I are not so different when testing the waters, and I think of how easily their lives are snuffed, squashed and sprayed out. I think of how humans are very much the same. I think of stickers again, and how placing them fulfills their purpose and also seals their fate. They'll likely be there until they're ripped, washed, or faded into nothing and that is their sole function. I try to focus on work. I fail to peel the stickers again. ~ B.Heist (crown emoji) (cherry emoji) Nov. 19th '25" This entry is atop a png of lined paper and appears to be highlighted with a yellow highlighter - there are pieces of duct tape (pngs) lining the edges of the note page.
Terrible quality image of myself (not in frame) holding my Barbie HMD up to my IPhone (I can't remember what generation I have tbh but I only have two camera lenses, no audio jack haha) - The Barbie phone is very noticeably smaller while shut. Nearly half the size.
Display showing the contents of the Barbie HMD flip phone bundle. Inside the Barbie Pink box is a pink screen cloth, a pink usb-c charger, Barbie themed stickers, a beaded Barbie themed wrist-loop charm, two alternate backings for the phone (three total), user's manual, and the phone itself.
Front cover of the award winning novel, The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. The cover is primarily a light gradient of blue, with the title in large, centered white text. In the lightest shade of blue, there is a silver charm bracelet with only one charm attached - a small, detailed house. At the bottom is a quote from the New York Times Book Review. Quote reads: "Mesmerizing... The Lovely Bones takes the stuff of neighborhood tragedy and turns it into literature."
A grungy background with a note paper "paperclipped" onto the background. Text reads "I believe in dragons. I believe in fairies and magic and wishing on stars. I believe in pinky promises that include the thumb tap and I believe in intuition. I believe that giants once existed. I believe in legends and myths - folklore and old wives-tales. I believe in second chances and I believe that there has to be other life out there. I believe that people can predict the future and see ghosts. I believe in the power of reading and writing, community, conservation and renewable resources. I believe that any and all types of relationships are complicated. I believe that everything depends on everything else, except when it doesn't. I believe in growing and learning and trying your best, even when your best isn't "100%." I believe in resting. I believe in karma, and I believe in silly superstitions. I believe that certain things are meant for you, and other things are meant to be found out along the way. I believe in myself. And I believe in you. ~ B.Heist 🜲🜼 (crown emoji, cherry emoji) Nov. 12th '25"
A sticky note filled with doodles of the Main Men from the Cartoon Network animated series: Regular Show. The doodles, done in only 3 colors, are of the heads of 7 characters: Mordecai (a blue jay), Rigby (a raccoon), Muscle Man (a green human), Hi-Five Ghost (a small ghost with an arm/hand sticking straight out of his head), Pops (an old man with a large, round head, small white moustache and a tiny top hat atop his head), Skips (a yeti), and Benson (a humanoid gumball machine). Text on the note reads: "KEEP IT REGULAR" & "HMM, HMM, HMM" There are small sparkle details around each head/face.
A set of four images - frames from the Cartoon Network animated series Regular Show. Top to bottom: Benson (a gum all machine) is driving alone, looking miserable. The next frame shows Mordecai (a blue jay) and Rigby (a raccoon) sitting in the same car Benson was driving, but now it is pulled to the side of the road and Benson is out with a police officer performing a sobriety test walk. Next frame, the three boys are dancing to music in the car, Benson behind the wheel once more. Last frame, the three boys are outside the car, which is pulled over again, and they are dancing with the same cop that had pulled them over previously.
Cover for the novel I'm Glad My mom Died, by Jennette McCurdy. The Cover is a pale yellow, the title in pink text. In the center, framed by a pink box, is Jennette McCurdy (young woman with blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail, putting on a forced smile) wearing a pink dress(?) and holding a pink urn. The title, box around her, and the urn are all the same shade of pink, almost hot pink. Her dress and her name on the cover are the same shade of a paler pink.
Front cover of Richard Chizmar + W.H. Chizmar’s novel: “widow’s point, the_complete_haunting” center of cover has a distant, blurry lighthouse with a REC (recording) set up to show the photo as if in a black and white camcorder. Other text on the cover is a quote by Stephen King, whom the book is dedicated to. Quote reads “Creepy as hell and totally original, the perfect scary story for a dark and stormy night… as long as the lights don’t go out.” BLURB BELOW: “Longtime residents of Harper’s Cove believe that something is wrong with the Widow’s Point Lighthouse. Some say it’s cursed. Others claim it’s haunted. During its construction in 1838 three workers were killed, including one who mysteriously plunged to his death from the catwalk. That tragic accident was never explained, and it was just the beginning of the terror. In the decades that followed, nearly two dozen additional deaths occurred in or around the lighthouse, including cold-blooded murder, suicide, unexplained accidents and disappearances, the slaughter of an entire family, and the inexplicable death of a Hollywood starlet who was filming a movie on the grounds. The lighthouse was finally shuttered right in 1988 and a security fence was erected around the property. No one has been inside since. Until now. Told across two harrowing incidents from 2917 and 2025, those who enter the Widow’s Point Lighthouse searching for supernatural proof and the next big thing find themselves cut off from the outside world. And although no one has recently stepped foot inside the structure, they are not alone. In this remarkable collaboration, fathers-and-son writing team Richard and W.H Chizmar combine forces to tell a terrifying ghost story that will make you think twice about what’s waiting for you in the dark.”