Worm (Miranda)

@wormontheweb.bsky.social

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Artist, writer, and armchair parasitologist. She/her 22 bi #art #writing #horror #scifi

The same drawing of Hugo, but in his underwear. He has mesh skin graft scars on his face and upper right arm. The skin has been sourced from his thighs, which is shown as rectangular scars.
The drawing of Hugo in full. He has one hand on his hip and gestures with his other hand. Hugo wears grey and dark red boots. There's a fleshy background behind him. The floor is a coral color with nerves, and the wall is a lighter coral with abstract shapes lined in a light pink. Transcript of Hugo's Bio: Hugo Manuel Quintana {25/Bisexual/♂/5'4} Born December 8th, 2904 -Hugo became a chimera much later than average at 12 and 11 months. -He is a microbiologist and PhD student driven by a biological warfare attack he was subjected to. -Hugo can detach his eyeballs and create 10'3 creatures that fire lasers.
A drawing of a heavyset, smiling blue man from the waist up. He has eyestalks coming out of his three eye sockets. Hugo has scarring on the right side of his face. He wears a red leather jacket and pants with a plum-black t-shirt. Hugo's hair is in an 80s-inspired jheri curl style, and he has small grey hoop earrings.
Same drawing, but Everett is in his underwear. His chest brain is visible, and he is fairly hairy.
The same drawing, but in full. Everett’s entire body is visible. He has giant neurons coming out of his back known as macroneurons. Everett wears pinkish purple pants and mauve socks. His shoes are purplish black loafers with tan trim. The bio text says: Everett Wilson Matthews 33/gay/male/5’11 Born October 29th, 2996 He has a BCNI (Behavioral Control Neural Implant) Everett can control electricity He functioned as a Gestalt host, part of a supercomputer that programs BCNIs, for over a decade. Electroencephalons can intuitively develop programs and electronic devices.
The drawing of Everett from the waist up. He is a skinny green man with an exposed brain and dark hair. He wears a tan blazer, cream colored shirt, and mauve striped skinny tie. His brain has a BCNI, behavioral control neural implant, attached to the left side of his head. Everett appears distressed, holding a cigarette. The same hand has 1-29 branded on it.
A big eyeball sits above an abstract landscape with little silhouettes of people, including a man in a hat and someone running. Weird lines droop down.
A ink painting done in pinkish red with black lines. A torn paper sits on a grey background. The paper has two eyes converging, and several eyes conjoined to them. The two main eyes have a spiral pattern. Tubes eject from the eye mass.
Word Wednesday: DADA. Dada, or Dadaism, was an early 20th Century art and literary movement. Dadaists embraced the ugly and strange in response to the logic and order of World War I, capitalism, and the artistic establishment. Graphic design was a major component, and artists utilized many clashing fonts to add chaos to their collaged imagery. Brightpoint Community College ARC Writing Center— @bccarc Post Designer— @worm_on_the_web Image Descriptions: In the upper right corner there is Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain, which is a repurposed urinal used as a readymade sculpture. Left, there is a set of four images. Here they are clockwise: ABCD by Raoul Hausmann. A self-portrait collage, or photo montage, of the artist. The color scheme is mainly orange and black. A black and white picture of a man’s face yells with the letters ABCD in his mouth. He is surrounded by words. Typical Vertical Mess as Depiction of the Dada Baargeld by Johannes Theodor Baargeld. Venus de Milo has had her head replaced by the artist’s. The brim of a cap is visible on his head, alluding to WWI. DADAPHONE Volume Number 7. A black and white magazine cover with a spiral shape under its logo. First International Dada Fair, Berlin, 1920. This is a black and white image. Several people converse while surrounded by Dada art and design.’
A digital painting of Harry from Resident Alien in muted tones
The same illustration that's in the design. It is of a woman with curly deep purple chin-length hair and brown skin listening to music with retro green headphones. She wears a turtleneck. Above her head is a thought balloon that says “In conclusion, …” The lineart is texturized and loose.
Text: Music Tip Tuesday The music you choose can greatly impact your writing and studying! It can block out background noise and reduce boredom. However, not all music works for all scenarios. Songs with lyrics can compete with your thoughts while writing, and are often best suited for visual tasks like drawing. You might’ve already been told to listen to classical music, but what if you’re not into that? If you’re not interested in classical, soundtracks to your favorite movies can inspire you while you write, especially if you are writing within that genre. Brightpoint Community College Academic Resource Center: @bccarc Art and Design: @worm_on_the_web Image: There is an illustration in the lower left corner of a woman with curly chin-length hair and brown skin listening to music with retro green headphones. Above her head is a thought balloon that says “In conclusion, …”
3/4 view of an old black fluffy boy cat with green eyes