@lukac2002.bsky.social

@lukac2002.bsky.social

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About time I joined this place in order to escape the dystopia. Time to start anew. 23 years of age. Artist who enjoys drawing whatever he feels like.

Picture of Gianni Matragrano and I giving thumbs up.
The Protagonist (also called Scorn Guy) from Scorn
Sketch of a large muscular man wearing an elephant skull on his head, with a sheep skin wrapped around his waist (and held together by a sheep skull). The “cyclops” lumbers forward, holding a large stick with the skull of a ram attached to the end. Though one could easily make the assumption that this man could theoretically be from the Stone Age, he’s apparently from the Bronze Age. Can be summoned in Total War: Troy if the player chooses to play the “Truth Behind the Myth” setting.
A sketch of Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus. His skin is peeled and he’s dressed up like the Aztec god Xipe Totec, whose name is Nahuatl for “our lord the flayed one”. Xipe Totec is the Aztec god of agriculture, spring, rebirth, the seasons, gold, and maize. Ironically enough, Jax is afraid of corn, and since he’s holding an ear of corn, he tries holding it far away from himself. Even more ironic, episode 8 was released on the spring equinox, and Xipe Totec was the god of spring. I’m not sure if Gooseworx knew any of this, but it is certainly an interesting coincidence.
Cursed behind the scenes image of Jax making an unholy expression. He might have overdosed on Thalasin.
A colored sketch of Pomni stepping into a picture frame with an exit door inside, while looking back and giving a heartfelt smile to the viewer. The image itself is an homage to the album cover for Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John, which I think is also a suitable song for the finale of The Amazing Digital Circus.
Necrophosis
Panoramic sketch of “the inevitable dance party ending”, where Caine leads Pomni (not to scale), Ragatha, Jax, Gangle, Kinger, and Zooble in a conga-style dance. Inspired by the end credits animation from The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
The Great One A weird-looking Pyrrha Nikos plush that resembles a doll.
Rue Cervello from the upcoming indie animated series Far-Fetched making the same cross-eyed expression as Pyrrha Nikos did in the RWBY Chibi skit, Magnetic Personality. Basically, Rue does the Screaming Pyrrha face that became such a meme among the FNDM.
A warrior with a horned helmet, a tunic, and sandals. He has four eyes, as well as four arms, two of which are holding shields, one is holding a sword, and the other holding a spear. This is based on an ancient bronze statuette sculpted sometime between the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age. The statuette is currently on display at the Nuragic Sanctuary of Abini, in Sardinia.
A cougar pouncing in a way that makes it “look like a land seal”. “GUH”
Chaz from Helluva Boss, except he lacks his teeth (Crimson still has them on display over his fireplace) and he’s now a decomposing carcass being controlled by a rather annoyed tongue-eating louse.
Incense burner. Hurrian period, 1300-1000 BC. From Tell Basmosian, Dukan, Iraq. Erbil Civilization Museum Image by Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin/Neuroforever from the Wikimedia Commons
Two sketches of the same goat-headed creature with a tortoise shell. One shows the creature as it appears, the other shows it carrying a siege tower on its back.
Sketch of the awakened Cthulhu emerging from his tomb in R’Lyeh, having just grabbed three men (Donovan, Guerrera, and Ångstrom), causing three other silhouetted men (Parker, Briden, and Johansen) to retreat. The perspective is all warped and unclear, with spheres that look convex from one end looking concave from another. As H. P. Lovecraft describes it, the geometry is “abnormal, non-Euclidean, and loathsomely redolent of spheres and dimensions apart from ours” with “broad impressions of vast angles and stone surfaces—surfaces too great to belong to any thing right or proper for this earth, and impious with horrible images and hieroglyphs.”
Sketch of Nergal, the Sumerian god of inflicted death (war and disease), as well as the underworld. His expression is cold, his helmet has horns and bull ears, his hair and beard are black like smoke, and he has bags under his eyes, which are small details that add some character to him. Beside him is an undead soldier dressed in a Sumerian uniform. He is a gidim (a Sumerian ghost or spirit), and because he probably died in battle or from infection (or maybe both), it makes sense to place him next to Nergal.
The box art for the game Scorn, showing a decaying organic humanoid sculpture column-thing.
Henry Anthony Wilcox showing the bas relief he sculpted to George Gamell Angell, Professor Emeritus of Semitic languages, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Though this sketch was finished yesterday, the subject actually happens today. (Also yes, I really need to improve how I draw hands).
A quick sketch of Blake Belladonna from RWBY
This user (lukac2002) really loves this character
May Zedong of Team BRNZ looking both directions. “Gay feelings? Not on my watch!” Then she notices Emerald. May faces the other direction. “Nope. False alarm.”
An image of someone (me) holding an iPhone up to a TV screen, displaying the Crater Queen from Scorn, looking in a certain direction with an eternally melancholic expression. The result makes it look like the Crater Queen is reacting to whatever is being shown to her on the phone, causing her depressed or disgusted reaction.
Spoilers for RWBY Volume 6: Angered that the man he once trusted hid a secret about his really convoluted divorce, Qrow Branwen vents out his frustrations on Ozpin by punching him in the jaw… Unfortunately, Ozpin just so happens to be in the head of a young farm boy named Oscar Pine, so as a result, Qrow ends up punching OSCAR instead. Not helping that the animators decided to show Oscar getting punched in slow-motion, making an otherwise serious moment unintentionally HILARIOUS and hard to take seriously.
A blue penguin with sunglasses giving a smug expression.
A bearded deity wearing a helmet with four horns, a tunic, and pointed shoes. He raises his left hand, which holds a copper axe. In his right hand, he holds a bundle of lightning bolts. His general appearance is inspired by Hittite steles and sculptures.
“Just a cat falling off a table”
Live Crater Queen reaction (“the friggin mouth monster from Scorn 😭”)
“Hero functioning repeater crossbow used by Hugh Jackman as the title character in Van Helsing, 2004” “Film directed by Stephen Sommers”
Mina Harker screams as she witnesses the Antichrist growing in size, bursting out from the space between two houses. Beside Mina is Orlando, who struggles to unsheathe her holy sword. The Antichrist emerges, feeling very angered that he has to fulfill his destiny, while additional eyes open on his head (and later, all over his body), with a swarm of flies buzzing around him. (Spoiler alert: while he’s never mentioned by name, there were many visual clues that make it abundantly clear the Antichrist is Harry Potter.)