SCP-4505 / Discussion

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PeppersGhost 04 May 2019 12:47

The stone, it called to me
And now I see the things the stone has shown to me
A rock that spoke a word
An animated mineral, it can be heard

This started out as an attempt to collaborate with Djoric on a Horizon Initiative skip five or six years ago. I invited several other authors to contribute over the years, but nobody else really took to the idea the way I did. After years of tinkering, I felt like it was high time I pulled this out of storage and put it on display where it belongs.

Images sources: 1 2

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Crashington 04 May 2019 13:02

I want a full interpretation of SCP-4505-156 on my desk by tommorow. Please take into account the artists biography and beliefs, the time of creation, as well as its anomalous properties.
This work will make 15% of your final grade.

+1

Captain Kirby 04 May 2019 14:20

Ayyy, I remember reviewing this! Always nice to see a new angle on anart, especially one that leans away from relying on the anartist themselves describing their intentions.

Jakuwoski 04 May 2019 18:15

An excellent work, enjoyed a lot its reading.

+1

Modern_Erasmus 04 May 2019 19:43

Beautiful stuff! Telling so many satisfying micro stories is a difficult feat, as is mimicking the stylistic elements of other artwork, but you succeeded at both with flying colors.

Genshed 04 May 2019 19:53

This was brilliant and thoroughly enjoyable.

Minor pedant point: Cardinal del Monte was the Pope's adopted nephew, not son.

PeppersGhost 04 May 2019 22:50

Thank you very much! I'm surprised I missed that.

maddeningstars 04 May 2019 21:20

Wow, this year's Met Gala got weird…
(Joking aside, I absolutely adore this!! +1)

T Rutherford 05 May 2019 01:52

This feels like a disturbing interpretation of moving/living/ghost-of-someone artwork from the Harry Potter universe, and I dig it.

+1

Carrington 05 May 2019 06:29

This is really spectacular; I rarely note anything 'crazy' in the tags but these caused me to go back and reread everything immediately. +1 from a refugee of an art history department.

Beachfox 05 May 2019 07:38

I absolutely love this; I would happily read the entire archive catalog if it existed. It just all feels so nice and grounded, for lack of a better word. And it's nice to see aniart as something that stretches beyond the post-modern reality fuckery of AWCY.

Would upvote again.

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