what do your tags mean?
#destinations — Surreal scenes and backdrops, both visual and written, implied and explicitly described, varying degrees of abstract.
#ambiguous in a 🌅 kind of way — Glowing and dark forms, presences, and structures.
#fashion — Objects worn by humanity. Clothing, accessories, tattoos, vehicles, weapons, book sleeves, and certain architecture and graphics.
#shoes that can and will kill you: viewer or wearer — Novel shoes. Killing is defined as both injury and awe.
#returnful — Heartache and longing.
#speakerbreaker — Cybersigilism, aggrogoth, anothergraphic.org type text distortion. Frequent chrome and glassy material.
#bad endinglike — Posts that capture an aspect of Bad Ending, my horror sci fi setting. Military aircraft, skinned animals, dark buildings, strange technology, fuzzy and sharp graphs and censors, black and white.
#boalike — Posts that embody one of four ideas of my setting BOA: machines that could be sentient, how humans would interact with sentient machines, how they would be depicted in art, and the complexity and colors of a theoretical BOA diagram.
#crownlike — What crown fashion, technology, architecture, and sentiments look like. Snowy deserts, pale and black brutalism and electronics, wobbly calligraphic asemic, puffer material, colorful overlapping shapes.
#boxkitelike — Same for boxkites. Graphics like dewy spider webs. Clashing colors. Blobs and radial symmetry.
#towerlike — Same for towers. Dense rectangular repetitive monochrome graphics and jaxlike forms.
#trumpetlike — Same for trumpets. Smooth red and noisy forms.
#wardlike — Same for wards. Inhospitable brutalism, foggy grasslands, and concrete tubes.
#unnamed supercomputer — What a Humans of New York style compendium of random seedlets (sophont AI) in my optimistic sci-fi setting would look like.
#lovecore — Posts that exhibit or inspire love.
#I look like this — Personal aesthetic.
