Hampus Flink

@hampus.bsky.social

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he/him. Comics, pulp, pinups, point and click adventure games Web: http://hampus-flink.com Tip jar: http://ko-fi.com/hampusflink/ Art prints: inprnt.com/gallery/flinkart/

A screenshot from the streaming platform Tubi, showing the leering cryptkeeper from Tales From the Crypt, and seven seasons of the show being available for streaming
A screenshot of yours truly being added to a moderation list called "Hot two"
A digital painting in the gothic romance book cover style, depicting a gown-clad lady with long, dark, windswept hair, gently touching her own neck and looking at the viewer. The lady is rendered in warm, golden hues, and the sky behind her is a mix of crimson and sunset colors. In the distance, across a dark field, rests an old farmhouse, in which a single yellow window is lit.
A screenshot from the Amazon store, showing some delicious candy from Malaco. Ten bags are for sale for 30 euros. The ingredients, which have been circled in red, list only "sugar"
A cropped segment of the MacFormat review of the video game Myst, featuring the games title in gradient orange over turquoise, with a small white text in the corner reading "If you said 'CD-ROM graphics extravaganza' to Tim Smith, he would immediately think, 'Myst'. Find out why..."
A screenshot of a print store hosted on INPRNT, specifically Hampus Flink's store, which is full off pulpy goodness and satanic pinups, all offered at an incredible 40% discount
An animated GIF of Harrison Ford in the 1984 movie Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Mr Ford is shirtless and boy howdy is he in good shape
The cover of extra issue 3 of Cimoc magazine, featuring a glorious painting of Marilyn Monroe in a sea of tufted red feather. Her lips are parted, showing the flash of white teeth, and her head is slightly tilted backwards, eyelashes heavy with mascara.
A screenshot from the search engine Duckduckgo, specifically the "no AI" version of the engine, which is also set to "hide" any AI images from image search results. The user has searched for actress "Jane Badler" and been served a fucked-up AI image of something that is not Jane Badler
A gothic romance-inspired digital painting of a woman clasping her face in fear, superimposed over a dark house, flanked by wind-twisted trees. The sky is crimson and spattered with the silhouettes of birds. The woman's skin seems cold and blue in the night.
The cover of the Warren comic "Ring of the Warlords", featuring the logo in pale yellow over a cold blue and green painting by Sanjulian, which depicts a semi-nude monster queen with long dark hair commanding her arm of gargoyles and skeletons.
An add for an astounding amount of Hellraiser merch, apparently from the time of the original film's release. There are Hellraiser posters, coffee mugs, sporting jackets, T-shirts and an amazing jogging outfit
A frame from the TV series The X Files, depicting Gillian Anderson looking like she is about to sneeze or say something rude while Mitch Pileggi stands baldly and bespectacled in the background
A screencap from an episode of the Spanish horror series Historias para no dormir, depicting a bearded man sitting on the bedside of an apparently dead, glassy-eyed man
The incredibly fucked-up looking human-sized puppet at the end of the movie Puppet Master 2. It is a giant puppet in the form of a woman with long brown hair and a fancy hat. The eyes are blue and lifeless, ceramic and uneven in size. The mouth is a human mouth but with a row of false teeth. It is really hard to look at
A digital painting featuring a redheaded woman screaming in a dark void, surrounded by pale blue ghosts. The image is a reproduction of a spirit photograph from the X-Files episode "Unruhe".
Stephen Pollard asks in all sincerity if there is anything more pathetic than a bluesky user. This thought-provoking essay earned him a payday from the telegraph
A photo of some dork asleep in a chair with a beautiful white floofy cat resting on his lap
A screenshot of a computer workspace, featuring the panting app Rebelle on the left side, the reference app PureRef on the other, a YouTube window in the top right corner, and a save dialog for a new file called "buttSlayer-1". The artist has mixed some nice blues, purple, oranges and reds in the Rebelle mixing palette and chosen an oak veneer background surface. The youtube window is loaded with the Glass Cannon gang playing Call of Cthulhu. The reference window suggests that today's painting session will involve a naked woman with her back turned toward the camera, holding a big sword
An animated GIF from the 1981 horror movie The Monster Club, depicting the silhouette of a stripper on stage removing the flesh from her arms, legs and finally her torso, revealing the silhouette of a dancing skeleton
A modified screenshot from the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, depicting young Carl Johnson standing in an airport, waiting to receive his luggage. The subtitle has been modified to read "after two years without drawing a butt, it was time"
A digitally painted comic book cover, depicting... well, it's kind of hard to describe. There are two giant flower-shaped creatures, with green faces encircled by pink petals. Their necks are like ribbed, green stalks, twisting into a pinkish-orange void. Two green hands, on similar stalks, reach into the face of one of the creatures, tugging at its lips and eyelids. The other creature, which has a dandelion in place of one eye, has its mouth open, extending a long, yellow, dripping tongue. A white little point sits at the tongue, and pink smoke is emitting from it. The two creatures appear to be superimposed in the sky above a dark suburban residence, flanked by leafy trees. Tentacle-like limbs slither around the building.
A digital painting of a woman in a mint-green cloak standing in a dark field, wind tugging at her hair. It is evening, the dark sky shifting from deep purple to pale brown, and there is a dark building in the distance where a single yellow window is lit.
A chart reading "interest" along one axis and "whiskey consumption" along the other, showing that as whiskey consumption increases, interest in art decreases, while interest in my dad metal playlist skyrockets
A digital painting of an undead woman in a red, flowing dress. She is standing on top of some stairs outside, her head framed by a pale blue moon, and reaching her bony hand toward the viewer. The painting is in the style of an old pulpy magazine cover, with the title SHIVER along the top of the frame. Other text on the cover reads: "Illustrated tales of spine-tingling terror" and "This issue: Danse Macabre".
A notification reading "@schizanon.bsky.social has added you to the "Hates People Who Use VR AI Crypto Smart-glasses NFTs Bitcoin" moderation list"
A digital painting of the character Vampirella. She is sitting on a brown stone pedestal with a grotesque face engraved into it. Her knee is raised and she is resting her crossed arms on her knee, looking at the viewer. An angel head with spread wings is embossed on the wall behind her.
A digital painting of a crab looking emotional. A human hand reaches into the frame, extending a pair of scissors toward the crab, with the blade facing away from the crab. There is a piece of paper with dotted outlines for cutting on the ground. A text blurb reads "Using a pair of household scissors, do some paper craft together. This thrills the crab"
A fundraiser for a trillion dollars, currently near completion at a hefty 1%. Description: I don't think our first trillionaire is very good! Help me become even richer than he and I promise you that I will never buy any social media networks to incite violence against trans and non-white people
A frame from the 1973 movie Mean Streets, depicting young actors Amy Robinson and Harvey Keitel fully dressed on a beach in the sun. The subtitle reads "I hate the Sun"
A digital painting of a red-haired woman in a white gown running toward an ominous manor in the distance. The sky and surrounding nature is dark and sickly green, and there are black, naked trees flanking the woman as she runs through the grass. Above the manor, a skull is superimposed in the sky.
A digital portrait of Adore Delano. She is holding up two fingers in front of her face, and wearing a puffy reflective jacket. She is shaded using purple, and the background is a gradient pillar of purple over gray.
A digital painting of a cave, in which a little squire is wielding a magic sword in anticipation of slaying a dragon that lurks in the background. There are piles of yellow bones from the dragon's previous victims, and the squire's master lies burning off to the side, evidently having failed his quest.
A digital painting in the gothic romance style of a dark-clad woman standing outside in the moonlight. Her hair and veil are blowing in the wind, and there is a dark building far in the background.
A-Loot on Github asks: "You guys seem to be very clear that contributions containing AI-generated code are not permitted. May I ask what the reason for that decision was? I wasn't able to find any Issue or Discussion clarifying the choice, just the note in the Contribution Guidelines. I'm just asking becasue it's interesting to me how different the approach to AI-assisted development is in various communities and what the reasons behind those decisions are." And SimonDarksideJ responds: "The Foundation is not directly opposed to AI use in Game Development and its use, it is a very personal choice. However, due to feedback and learning from other projects currently besieged with "AI Slop" we have had to take a firm stance when it comes to issues and PR's that target the MonoGame Framework itself. (have a look at Gotdot's 5k issue/pr backlog). This is also to protect the MonoGame brand from being aligned with any negative AI sentiment which is currently running hot in the Game Development world, as there are some very strong opinions in both directions for now, so MonoGame must be protected. The latest clarifications try to make it simple: No AI submissions to the Framework, issues or PR's. A developer MUST understand and be able to explain what they are submitting. From a personal use perspective, we have no issues: You can use AI to research and learn MonoGame You can use AI to search MonoGame to help you build your game (just be honest in submitting to sites like itchio, which mandate AI use when publishing) MonoGame is not saying NO to AI/LLM use, just not for the Framework itself. Hope that helps clear things up."
An animated GIF from the music video for ZZ Top's song "Legs", depicting a group of stunning women bursting into a shop
A screenshot from the point and click adventure game Full Throttle, showing the dimly lit interior of the Kickstand bar, with one corner pitch black and the pipes running along the ceiling receding into that darkness
A screenshot from the point and click video game Full Throttle, depicting biker Ben standing outside the bar The Kickstand and looking at his motorcycle
A frame from the animated show The Simpsons, specifically the first Treehouse of Horror episode. There is a winding road leading up a gnarly hill dotted with dead trees, and at the crest sits a spooky old mansion. Fog is clearing, making way for a title card rendered in yellow, dripping letters, saying "Bad dream house"
A digital painting of the character Vampirella. She is sitting on a brown stone pedestal with a grotesque face engraved into it. Her knee is raised and she is resting her crossed arms on her knee, looking at the viewer. An angel head with spread wings is embossed on the wall behind her.
Text: Pick a movie. Keep one actor. The rest are played by muppets.
A digital painting of a vampire biting a victim in the neck. The vampire's eyes are glowing golden, and the victim's back is turned toward us. An electric blue moon illuminates the couple, and the blood trickles down the victim's back into a red sky above a dark city.
A digital painting of an undead woman in a red, flowing dress. She is standing on top of some stairs outside, her head framed by a pale blue moon, and reaching her bony hand toward the viewer.
A digital painting of the face of a blue siren-like creature with pointy ears and ruby red libs, staring intently at the viewer
A digital painting of The Rat Queen, aka Riley Pinkerton, singer of the band Castle Rat. She is wearing her fantasy armour of questionable utility, high boots, a loin cloth and a chainmail top with matching ascot. A tiara or headband separates her big, wild ginger hair from her war-painted face. She is gripping a sword in one hand, her other hand extended to the side. Behind her is a blue, siren-like creature with red lips, extending their hands toward the viewer. They are both surrounded by a swirling, watery vortex, forming an oval frame around the siren.
A fundraiser for a trillion dollars, currently near completion at a hefty 1%. Description: I don't think our first trillionaire is very good! Help me become even richer than he and I promise you that I will never buy any social media networks to incite violence against trans and non-white people
A fundraiser for a trillion dollars, currently near completion at a hefty 1%. Description: I don't think our first trillionaire is very good! Help me become even richer than he and I promise you that I will never buy any social media networks to incite violence against trans and non-white people
A fundraiser for a trillion dollars, currently near completion at a hefty 0%. Description: I don't think our first trillionaire is very good! Help me become even richer than he and I promise you that I will never buy any social media networks to incite violence against trans and non-white people
A frame from the episode "Chronophasia" from Aeon Flux, depicting Aeon kneeling next to a monstrous baby.
A screencap from the Beavis and Butt-head episode "Scared Straight", showing a high school year book with pictures of various kids. A big meaty hand is pointing at one of the pictures, which depicts a long-haired person with a guitar behind their back
A pencil drawing of the character Aeon Flux, seen in a rare instance with her hair wet, kneeling next to a monstrous baby. There are coloring notes written in Japanese along the margins.
The box art for the 1992 video game Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, done in the style of a Drew Struzan painting (but in fact painted by William L. Eaken). It depicts the big head and signature hat of handsome Harrison Ford in the role of Indiana Jones, whip slung over his shoulder. Behind him, a strange, horned statue face spews a river of lava onto the lower part of the image, where silhouettes of Indiana Jones being chased on camelback by other camel riders. In the foreground, a red-headed woman with a shiny amulet is being restrained by a nazi bastard in uniform
A screenshot of a macOS folder full of delicious pulpy crime novel art and photos of cool biker women
A parody of the poster for the movie Jaws, featuring a big dog with droopy jowls in place of the shark, emerging from the depths of the sea to boop a lady swimmer. The title of the film has been replaced with "JOWLS" and the lady swimmer looks happy about the dog.
Tubi says I have 6 in-progress flicks and 733 saved picks waiting
A digital painting of a red-headed woman with her back toward the viewer, lower body draped in fabric. The background is blue, gradually decaying into a pinkish-red.
A modified scan of the Simon & Garfunkel hit single "Fakin' It", also containing the track "You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies". The cover depicts Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel smiling in a dark void. Simon is wearing a scarf of some sort. There is a parental advisory sticker in the corner and the word "Fakin'" has been partially blurred.
The title screen for the animated series Aeon Flux as aired on Episode 1 of MTVs Liquid Television in 1991. It depicts a closeup of a blue eye, which has caught a fly in its eyelashes. It's so cool! The name of the show appears below the eye.
A digital painting of former supermodel Shaye Saint John, resting her chin in the palm of her hand