u/shal96
r/TheLastAirbender r/CreepyArt r/Sketch r/Epilepsy r/CreatureDesign r/DarkArts r/joehill r/OriginalCharacter_2 r/arttocope r/AvatarSevenHavens r/CharacterDevelopment r/worldbuilding r/draw r/Epilepsy_Universe r/AlternativeHistory
▲ 18 r/TheLastAirbender
Pretty interesting
I'm sure everyone knows a majority of this but it's a pretty enjoyable and factual video.
u/shal96 — 3 days ago
▲ 32 r/AvatarSevenHavens
Red Lotus and Vatu?
Anyone else thinking that the Red lotus will somehow try to use Pavi to release and or resurrect Vatu?
u/shal96 — 7 days ago
What Are Migraines?
If anyone with epilepsy is suffering from migraines. This would be the video for you
u/shal96 — 7 days ago
So this is a writing a character/ character biography of Omtil
This character's name is Omtil a 7,000 year old man forced, who accidentally discovers and breaks Pandora's vase causing the great flood in Mesopotamia. As penance he is forced into immortality in our mind to be the guard of The Vase until his natural he meets an unnatural death. If anyone has any input to this character I would love to hear it. I am placing his birth City in Eridu. I would love to keep his character as accurate as possible to his historical heritage without insulting anybody at the same time. Please if there's anything you can do to help me with all Omtil's characteristics and behavior, I am all ears.
u/shal96 — 7 days ago
Technology
Let's say photographic and vocal technology were invented early enough historical figures such as James Madison (pictured above using his life mask as reference) by let's say 40 years ahead of schedule. Off the top of your head, how would that affect the world and history as we know it?
u/shal96 — 8 days ago
Hey, new account but been here before.
So I used to have another account and I posted several things on this Reddit community through that account. But considering that I don't have it, I thought I might reintroduce myself. My story began with my birth which ended up being a prenatal stroke. As a result, I had hemiplegia which basically means I have cerebral palsy in my left arm and partially in my left leg. when I reached the age of 10, My hormones began to kick in and thus I had my very first Grand mal seizure after which I have struggled with these on and off throughout the rest of my life. Luckily enough I had a great support group within my family. My father and I share the same bed as a buddy system so that if I end up having a seizure I can have someone by my side, My sister is always there to sit and talk to me whenever I am having auras, and my mother who is a nurse, specifically an RN helps me on a daily basis even after her twelve hour shifts. I also have a great support group with my neurologist and primary doctors. I have my share of problems from day to day but I manage. It's good to be here and listen to and talk to people and know that I am not alone.
u/shal96 — 8 days ago
▲ 4 r/arttocope
Three Grand Mal seizures in one year.
Man, 2023 was a rough year. But it gave me plenty of time to cope through drawing
u/shal96 — 10 days ago
The Vexi or Ixev
The Vexi or Ivex a spirit that if it was renamed it would be renamed Yin and Yang. The owl (or Vexi) represents all that is dark and evil while the bison (or Ivex) represents the purity and good in the world. Their shared eyes show how they can coexist
u/shal96 — 11 days ago
Behold the Teratomtree drawn by myself on October 4th, 2022
Behold, the teratomtree, the one and only tree for your organ harvesting needs!
u/shal96 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/CreepyArt
A sketch done by myself on July 8th of 2022
This was heavily inspired by Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and was also partially inspired by my love of the classical piece Danse macabre.
u/shal96 — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/CreatureDesign
Vyxam
Vyxam was an old idea of mine from when I was a teenager and was heavily inspired by the lion turtles in avatar The last Airbender I took the American bison due to how sacred it is to the planes, Indians and the lore of turtle Island and combined them.
u/shal96 — 13 days ago