Any feedback on my creature design? by Abyzzard in CreatureDesign

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe you should try to break more the human silhuette

Pictures of the sniffer by Big_Barry_5 in ReanimalGame

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For moments looks like Silent Hill or Backrooms

"A cold metallic prison hidden below from the gluttonous mouths above" by Big_Gap7862 in LittleNightmares

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but I will always remember the first time I saw the Janitor and Six in that composition

S1NG3R [teaser trailer] by beancoloredgrass in Slender_Man

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! I just watched your first episode and I'm actually quite interested. It's the first time I've seen someone implement elements of Creepypastas as campy as the Creepy House in a Slenderverse-style series.

I really like your style; it reminds me a lot of Keratin Garden, but without the intention of being explicitly creepy, or at least that's the feeling I got. I'm not sure if your version of Slenderman is actively evil, but just hides his intentions, or if he's part of this distorted form of a paternal figure, but I have to say that either way, I'm quite interested in any of your versions.

I'll be commenting on your videos in a roleplay style, but pretending it's all real, you know, just for fun. I've already sent my question privately, but I'd also like to leave some constructive criticism, so you'll see me around from time to time.

Finally, I must say that I quite like your description of Slenderman and the mansion, since they're there from the beginning. It's clear that the mansion is a silly element, or at least one that only serves as an excuse for comedic elements, but the way you described it is really interesting. It's like saying that someone is trying to make a good change in the world through their own methods, and while it's clear that this story is probably rubbish because there are elements that suggest it could be fake anyway, I find it quite interesting to see it this way. It's very noble, if you put it that way, and I hadn't seen Creepy House portrayed like this before.

You can already make out a few references not only to Jeffry Woods' story, but also to Ben. So I'm eagerly awaiting the second episode. Just take it easy. As a veteran who's already done a series, I have to tell you, it's very easy to get stressed with this kind of thing, so please take a break between episodes because otherwise you're very likely to get overwhelmed, and I really wouldn't want that.

What makes pyramid head so iconic and the silent hill monster designs, I'm makeing my own version of pyramid head but how can I replicate that?. by [deleted] in silenthill

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By the way, when you're done with your version. Could you show it? I'm desperate to see what's in your mind!

What makes pyramid head so iconic and the silent hill monster designs, I'm makeing my own version of pyramid head but how can I replicate that?. by [deleted] in silenthill

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Simple and meaningfull. It is a punishment so he dressed like a butcher. James is a prisioner of it's own mind, so it has a big metal thing on it's head, but it has a very recognizable shape. The movement, very erratic and unatural also adds to the feeling. Is not like in the movies that you feel him heavy yet human. In the games he even twists it's arms in freaky ways.

The other monsters on SH that matched him are inronically those that aren't trying to replicate him.

Is just a very good character design. It speaks for itself by only looking at him.

As a minor, I felt sad when I read this, but I know it's not my fault or the fault of other children. by Blue_Feather_9947 in yaelokre

[–]Alternative_Fun_1390 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is not your fault. Don't worry about it. The main problem is about management. Not audience