Source Materials (petrification)
🕑 Added 2025-01-08 11:00:10 +0000 UTC"Oh, we're taking good care of her. Besides, a baseline is important for all kinds of scientific experiments."
(full pic in the attachments)
In retrospect, this art probably would've read better as amber encasement, like in the Jurassic Park movie, if the shape was more rocky and jagged. Instead, it kinda reads like an egg or something. Which, ya know, I think some people also thought was a good idea too. If that's the way you prefer to see it, feel free!
Comments
Connor
Weird reference, but I’m reminded of House of Ashes where they find a preservation goo that can keep what ever it’s covered alive and locked in time, ie if you covered a car with it, the lights would still work underneath while anything not covered would still rust away.
Stephen Mumford
"Oh, and don't worry about storage afterward. As soon as we get the Miniaturization Ray back up and running, I plan on making her the topper for my new cane."
MidnaMajora
I always like seeing your petrification, transformation, and peril pics!
Mark
Nah, she wouldn't be relegated to a shelf. Something that pretty deserves to be on a pedestal in the middle of the room.
Psudonym
Hard to keep it on your shelf though…
Nuzak
Pretty cool.
StrayB0t
This immediately came to mind following the previous pic. Jurassic park is so iconic for me that I think the round shape and yellow/orange is super recognizable as amber.
royalmerou
Feels like a pod from Matrix to me
Mark
Kind of reads like the amber was cut and polished so that when she’s not being used as a test subject, she makes a more aesthetically appealing display piece.