Me today finally I can wear these heavy clothes bye bye summer 久しぶりに外に出たので写真です！今日は若干お花コーデで、せっかくだったので椿の花とお写真を撮ってみました🥳

Hosmic Corror

Exactly this, I kinda feel liminal spaces are abstract arts themselves. For me, there's no need to bring monsters in an art gallery

One question that I've been having is, based on this, my stance towards liminal space, who's the viewer of the space themselves? Are they me? Does my own existence ruin my liminal space purity? I guess that's mostly like a "me but nobody else" or "my own dreamy sanctuary" kind of idea though

I'm strictly a purist for liminal spaces, which means I strictly like ones that are without any presence of living creatures or humans, or entities. That might imply I'm an introvert

That's Mars!!

That's Mars

if you think about it it's kinda strange that when we hear a phrase that has marching snares and timpani that are synced to play a constant rhythm that has square and triplet mixed and we react like "oh that's Mars"

✿ Credits ❁ Original Composer なきそ / NAKISO ❁ Illustrator そちら / Sochira ❁ Production nyaww from WAAN ❁ Director Sqkurq (WAAN) rua (nyaww) ❁ Motion Designer Sqkurq (WAAN) ❁ CG Designer rua (nyaww) ❁ Graphic Designer Opus VITA ❁ Creative Assistant Darekq3 ❁ Special Thanks 蛸飯

Please refrain from casually giving us a nightmare

as I said that that's super reasonable since we don't have: - f: different than our "f" sound which is closer to hua - both schwas: we simply don't have schwa - r: we no r - th: we no th

"further" is one of the not well known words that are super hard for japanese people (ig ultimately for the people who aren't familiar with english articulation) to pronounce correctly. like I've just spent 2 mins practicing saying it

遅くなりましたが先日はお誕生日のお祝いありがとうございました〜🥳本年も良い曲作るために修行やってますのでよろしくお願いします〜 Thank you for all the birthday wishes the other day! Look forward to what's coming next

since I used to hear the term "pile driver" in the context of wrestling or similar fighting games more often than the actual use, when I googled the name of THE machine and found out it was actually called a pile driver, I'm like OH THAT'S THE ORIGIN YOU'RE RIGHT