Stormageddon
@stormageddonart.bsky.social
She/Her
3D-Artist, worldbuilder, certified nerd, little alien
Professional hater of the right, abrahamist religion, spiders, and liquorice.
3D-Artist, worldbuilder, certified nerd, little alien
Professional hater of the right, abrahamist religion, spiders, and liquorice.
Since my last post about the ISRV Hawking's Wake, I have improved quite a bit in my spaceship design. So here, enjoy the updated design with some technical details.
September 9, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Since my last post about the ISRV Hawking's Wake, I have improved quite a bit in my spaceship design. So here, enjoy the updated design with some technical details.
Yet another reminder that thinking that hell is ever a good punishment means you have failed at the basic justice concept of "May the punishment fit the crime". No act, no matter how heinous, can compare to eternal torture.
And the bar to deserve that treatment is very low.
And the bar to deserve that treatment is very low.
September 9, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Yet another reminder that thinking that hell is ever a good punishment means you have failed at the basic justice concept of "May the punishment fit the crime". No act, no matter how heinous, can compare to eternal torture.
And the bar to deserve that treatment is very low.
And the bar to deserve that treatment is very low.
ISRV Hawking's Wake on the first burn into the great unknown.
March 10, 2025 at 5:06 AM
ISRV Hawking's Wake on the first burn into the great unknown.
If god is truly omniscient (in possession of all knowledge across time and space), then not only are humans incapable of free will (as it is all predetermined within his foreknowledge), but he is incapable either, as an omniscient mind is immutable by nature.
December 15, 2024 at 1:16 PM
If god is truly omniscient (in possession of all knowledge across time and space), then not only are humans incapable of free will (as it is all predetermined within his foreknowledge), but he is incapable either, as an omniscient mind is immutable by nature.
There are two types of respect.
The first is treating people with basic human dignity.
The second is avoiding scrutiny of their opinions or decisions.
Everyone is owed the first.
The second is flawed—ideas and decisions must be examined. Refusing to do so with bad ideas only allows harm to grow.
The first is treating people with basic human dignity.
The second is avoiding scrutiny of their opinions or decisions.
Everyone is owed the first.
The second is flawed—ideas and decisions must be examined. Refusing to do so with bad ideas only allows harm to grow.
December 9, 2024 at 4:35 PM
There are two types of respect.
The first is treating people with basic human dignity.
The second is avoiding scrutiny of their opinions or decisions.
Everyone is owed the first.
The second is flawed—ideas and decisions must be examined. Refusing to do so with bad ideas only allows harm to grow.
The first is treating people with basic human dignity.
The second is avoiding scrutiny of their opinions or decisions.
Everyone is owed the first.
The second is flawed—ideas and decisions must be examined. Refusing to do so with bad ideas only allows harm to grow.
I wonder if in 4 years the US will be a Christian nationalist dictatorship, or crippled beyond repair (probably the worst of both).
December 9, 2024 at 4:28 PM
I wonder if in 4 years the US will be a Christian nationalist dictatorship, or crippled beyond repair (probably the worst of both).
If you voted for trump, then I give myself the permission to either call you dumbass, fascist, nazi, or all of them at once.
December 9, 2024 at 4:25 PM
If you voted for trump, then I give myself the permission to either call you dumbass, fascist, nazi, or all of them at once.
“The greatest crimes are not those committed for the sake of necessity but those committed for the sake of superfluity. One does not become a tyrant to avoid exposure to the cold.”
― Aristotle
In this essay, I will elaborate on why I think it is ethically okay to steal from corporations...
― Aristotle
In this essay, I will elaborate on why I think it is ethically okay to steal from corporations...
December 8, 2024 at 11:38 AM
“The greatest crimes are not those committed for the sake of necessity but those committed for the sake of superfluity. One does not become a tyrant to avoid exposure to the cold.”
― Aristotle
In this essay, I will elaborate on why I think it is ethically okay to steal from corporations...
― Aristotle
In this essay, I will elaborate on why I think it is ethically okay to steal from corporations...
Never respect any opinion you come across, but (try to) respect the people who hold them. Still, every idea needs to be open to scrutiny as respecting opinions over people has gotten us into a lot of shit over the millennia.
December 6, 2024 at 2:04 PM
Never respect any opinion you come across, but (try to) respect the people who hold them. Still, every idea needs to be open to scrutiny as respecting opinions over people has gotten us into a lot of shit over the millennia.
This is your daily reminder that abrahamistic religions are supremacist towards non believers to the degree that we deserve eternal torture for not believing in an "infinitely loving" sky daddy.
December 6, 2024 at 1:59 PM
This is your daily reminder that abrahamistic religions are supremacist towards non believers to the degree that we deserve eternal torture for not believing in an "infinitely loving" sky daddy.
Communopsids exhibit close family bonds, similar to some whales in which the whole family is involved in raising offspring.
Their huge eyes are used for gesticulation-like communication to compensate for their inability to make much sound, along with that they communicate through direct touch too.
Their huge eyes are used for gesticulation-like communication to compensate for their inability to make much sound, along with that they communicate through direct touch too.
December 5, 2024 at 3:22 PM
Communopsids exhibit close family bonds, similar to some whales in which the whole family is involved in raising offspring.
Their huge eyes are used for gesticulation-like communication to compensate for their inability to make much sound, along with that they communicate through direct touch too.
Their huge eyes are used for gesticulation-like communication to compensate for their inability to make much sound, along with that they communicate through direct touch too.
The mass extinction also referred to as "the great cleansing" was caused by a weapon of mass destruction, an interstellar UREB which caused all life on earth outside the deep sea and caves to succumb to cell death via radiation poisoning.
Humanity never returned for reasons yet unknown.
Humanity never returned for reasons yet unknown.
December 5, 2024 at 3:18 PM
The mass extinction also referred to as "the great cleansing" was caused by a weapon of mass destruction, an interstellar UREB which caused all life on earth outside the deep sea and caves to succumb to cell death via radiation poisoning.
Humanity never returned for reasons yet unknown.
Humanity never returned for reasons yet unknown.
Greater red tyrants are very solitary animals, which only ever tolerate the presence of other members of their species during mating seasons. Like many of the larger species related to them, they have an egg pouch, which functions similarly to a uterus.
Intrauterine cannibalism is commonplace.
Intrauterine cannibalism is commonplace.
December 5, 2024 at 3:15 PM
Greater red tyrants are very solitary animals, which only ever tolerate the presence of other members of their species during mating seasons. Like many of the larger species related to them, they have an egg pouch, which functions similarly to a uterus.
Intrauterine cannibalism is commonplace.
Intrauterine cannibalism is commonplace.
Cyclical hermaphroditism is common in small ichtyomimes which live in large swarms. Members of the species lack reproductive organs entirely until mating season, in which the individuals develop either female or male reproductive organs depending on their swarm's chemical signals.
December 5, 2024 at 3:11 PM
Cyclical hermaphroditism is common in small ichtyomimes which live in large swarms. Members of the species lack reproductive organs entirely until mating season, in which the individuals develop either female or male reproductive organs depending on their swarm's chemical signals.
One-gendered ichtyomime species are usually larger species in which both partners fertilise each other's eggs during mating, making them both the mother of their own and the father of the other's clutch of offspring. All the while, they are still referred to as they as they lack a distinctive sex.
December 5, 2024 at 3:09 PM
One-gendered ichtyomime species are usually larger species in which both partners fertilise each other's eggs during mating, making them both the mother of their own and the father of the other's clutch of offspring. All the while, they are still referred to as they as they lack a distinctive sex.
Due to their ancestry, ichtyomimes have no inherent sexual dimorphism and are either one-gendered species or genderless with cyclical hermaphroditism.
December 5, 2024 at 3:06 PM
Due to their ancestry, ichtyomimes have no inherent sexual dimorphism and are either one-gendered species or genderless with cyclical hermaphroditism.
Coleognathes (sheathed jaws) are a form of ichtyomime which have adapted the ancestral cirri of their ancestors into jaw coverings, which in some clades developed into proper jaws.
December 5, 2024 at 3:05 PM
Coleognathes (sheathed jaws) are a form of ichtyomime which have adapted the ancestral cirri of their ancestors into jaw coverings, which in some clades developed into proper jaws.
Communopsids and sicariodontids are both types of coleognathes, a branch of the order ichtyomimea. These bristle worms (polychaetes) have adopted a fish-like body plan, with notable exceptions like a ventral spine, self-contained gill organs, and multiple pairs of eyes or double-layer jaws.
December 5, 2024 at 3:00 PM
Communopsids and sicariodontids are both types of coleognathes, a branch of the order ichtyomimea. These bristle worms (polychaetes) have adopted a fish-like body plan, with notable exceptions like a ventral spine, self-contained gill organs, and multiple pairs of eyes or double-layer jaws.
A communopsid mother with their calf, travelling through the high sea alongside a swarm of generic coleognathes. Both are unaware of the danger quickly approaching from beneath them, as a red tyrant prepares to strike at the calf. [Created in Blender on the 11th of October 2024]
December 5, 2024 at 2:57 PM
A communopsid mother with their calf, travelling through the high sea alongside a swarm of generic coleognathes. Both are unaware of the danger quickly approaching from beneath them, as a red tyrant prepares to strike at the calf. [Created in Blender on the 11th of October 2024]
A red tyrant patrolling through their territory. Due to the hot climate, most of Manitari's continental plates are covered in warm, shallow-ocean environments. Sicariodontids are usually solitary and exhibit high territoriality. [Created in Blender on the 6th of October 2024]
December 5, 2024 at 2:54 PM
A red tyrant patrolling through their territory. Due to the hot climate, most of Manitari's continental plates are covered in warm, shallow-ocean environments. Sicariodontids are usually solitary and exhibit high territoriality. [Created in Blender on the 6th of October 2024]
A more barebones render showcasing the sicariodont model with its newest surface shader. [Created in Blender on the 7th of October 2024]
December 5, 2024 at 2:50 PM
A more barebones render showcasing the sicariodont model with its newest surface shader. [Created in Blender on the 7th of October 2024]
A remastered render of another Manitarin, the greater red tyrant or sicariodont tyrannus. It is a macropredator similar to sharks in behaviour. [Remastered in Blender on the 8th of September 2024]
December 5, 2024 at 2:48 PM
A remastered render of another Manitarin, the greater red tyrant or sicariodont tyrannus. It is a macropredator similar to sharks in behaviour. [Remastered in Blender on the 8th of September 2024]
A rather crude render of a communops regalis, a whale shark-like descendant of bristle worms living on Manitari [Created in Blender on the 30th of July 2024]
December 5, 2024 at 2:31 PM
A rather crude render of a communops regalis, a whale shark-like descendant of bristle worms living on Manitari [Created in Blender on the 30th of July 2024]