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Hey! I'm a body horror illustrator from the UK, working under the pseudonym of a fake video game company. You have found my humble page, where I present my religous horror artwork and TTRPG's.

'AXIOM' A religous ttrpg set in space at the end of everything. {2019-2024} HIATUS.

'Long Pigs' A weird western cosmic horror set on a train no one can leave. {2024-2026} ONGOING.

My physical works from 2020-2021.

'The Pattern Trilogy' A simulated client brief from my university intented for the brand Amnesty International.

'The Plumber' A comic based on my childhood addiction. {2023}. COMPLETE.

SCRIPTURE

Journal Entry 05/05/25: Movies I've watched stoned recently

Monty Python and the Holy Grail, 1975, UK: I lowkey used to watch this film all the time, partially because it has a shit ton of fantastical worldbuilding and british humour but without the lowkey transphobic and sexist shit they put in their later films.

I still crack up at their 'horses' just being guys with coconuts because they couldn't afford horses or horse trainers. Kung Pow: Enter the Fist!, 2002, US: What a weird fucking film. I wasn't prepared remotely for the whole thing being redubbed over by one dude but hey, it made for a hell of a stoned watch.

I truly recommend watching this one with a group of people either totally unfamiliar with it or die-hard fans, probably a mix of both. You have probably already seen the cow scene, or the scene where he punches a perfect hole in a man followed by goons commenting on how that shouldn't be possible for so many reasons.

Journal Entry 30/04/26: Technology and God

Ai has been a threat to my job lately, but more importantly people are really taking this thing on as a personal omniscient deity

That's probably very 'I'm 14 and this is deep' but I genuinly did not intend for my sci-fi worlds to be based in my present reality but oh well.

I also watched Bladerunner while very drunk recently, and that was a genuinly profound experience, it just felt so violently open ended in the sky, like in how it was shot. Gave me a feeling of dread at the open sky, no idea why.

This has been another pointless ramble of the artist behind Axiom Electronics.