One Of The Faces Of Distortion Appeared In Paint For Four Minutes.

Have you ever heard of a guy named Bill Cipher?

hmm… perhaps In Passing, Maybe On The Trip To america?

VERY specific design for human AM from i have no mouth and I must scream

sometimes i just forget how GOOD camp here and there is

god save my soul

i really really like how michael and helen represent two sides of the spiral.

michael speaks slowly, emphasizing everything, giving you the idea that he's lying to you, but you're never quite sure. and that's the fear. that your own mind is lying to you, that you're going insane, that you can't trust anything you believe. this fear was present in michael shelley's life very prominently, from his childhood all the way to the very nature of his death.

after a while, though, helen speaks with confidence and certainty, leaving no room for doubt, you know she's lying. you know she is. but you can't prove it. and that, too, is the fear. that you're right, but nobody will ever believe you. that it's all fake, everything society is built on is fake and you're the only one who knows. and i feel like the little bit that we know about helen richardson also embodies this fear: she was a real estate agent, a very stereotypically deceptive job. i don't think it's far-fetched to say she probably lied quite a lot to her clients, all while aware of the reality of the situation herself. the idea of being the only one who knows just how fake everything is but never being able to tell anyone.

i think it's so cool that they both became the source of the fear that marked their lives.

wait why is he kinda- um- well- you know you- it's just- uh- i mean- he is- ummmm---- i mean------------------

he wasn't supposed to be- like this--- BUT anyway take your boy tumblr.

the day I'm able to draw the distortion the way it deserves will be the day I officially fulfill my mission on this earth but i can only yearn for the unfiltered embodiment of madness until then

commission!!!:))

one of the faces of distortion appeared in paint for four minutes.

episode 2: making adjustments.

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