▲ 48 r/AmericanPsycho
a hole, widening in the sun. Another picture
Spot the bit where I accidentally wrote "enclosure" instead of habitat and had to cover it up with a little bit of paper...
u/jfdjdjsjek — 9 days ago
▲ 90 r/AmericanPsycho
Tunnel. Drawing by me.
I have more scenes from the book I'd like to draw, I'll post them here when I do.
u/jfdjdjsjek — 27 days ago
▲ 23 r/AmericanPsycho
Quick doodle I did last night - bit from the book.
You shouldn't try to cook something with maggots coming out of it... I like this scene. Really uncomfortable. I have a deadline coming up TOMORROW and after that I'll have way more time to draw whatever I want. I have a load of bits from the book I'd like to draw (and put more time/effort into than I did here...) I'll post them here when I do... I'm not doing the rat.
u/jfdjdjsjek — 2 months ago
▲ 9 r/autism
I can't stop bringing up my special interests even when I know nobody cares.
I (18f) CANNOT stop bringing up American Psycho (and Glamorama, but that's more to one specific person) to my friends, even though I know they don't care at all (I DON'T mention the torture parts because I know that'd be way too much). I feel very selfish for making them listen to me go on about something they don't have any interest in at all, but just knowing I'm being selfish does nothing to stop me from doing it. Even in conversations where I shut up about my special interests, a lot of the time I'll be making connections in my head between them and whatever the other person is talking about and have to restrain myself from changing the subject. My special interests tend to change every few months or so but come back often and are always intense, so my friends have been through this with a bunch of different topics, and if they're sick of it and stop talking to me after college I won't be surprised. I just feel like a very self absorbed person. Sorry for ranting. Does anyone know how to stop doing this?
u/jfdjdjsjek — 2 months ago