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“Imagine, if you will, an average business lunch.

“During which you witness the formation of a new circle of Dante's Hell.

“A place crafted specifically for the emotionally terrorized.

“Inhabited exclusively by professionals...”

For a new article coming at ya… Tomorrow.

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Imagine If You Will... A New Circle of Hell," a digital image by Johnny Profane Âû. In a diner with a vividly colored, abstract mural background, Rod Serling, a white male with a five-o'clock shadow, is depicted smoking a cigarette. He's dressed in a black suit with a white shirt and black tie. His skin is painted an unnatural green, adding a surreal touch. In front of him on the table is a slice of pizza, a napkin dispenser, and a sugar bowl. On top of the napkin dispenser sits a devil's head bobble toy, adding a quirky element to the scene. The art style is rough and expressive, reminiscent of Basquiat, with bold, chaotic strokes and vibrant colors. The background transitions from dark to light, highlighting Serling's figure in the center. This image captures the surreal and chaotic nature of navigating social pressures and forced interactions, reflective of the themes in the accompanying text about the challenges of maintaining authenticity, dealing with sensory overload, and facing manipulative dynamics in professional settings. Digital tools included AI.
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    Roots of the Weird:
    Playlist for the ‘Divergent Ear
    Geek On. Tune In. 'Diverge Out...

    Two versions of a possible logo. Whaddya think?

    L8r, g8r

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    A vibrant logo for 'Roots of the Weird: A Divergent Ear Playlist' featuring a surreal Joshua tree intertwined with a menacing graboid, set against a striking magenta and blue gradient background. The Joshua tree, with its twisting branches and roots, captures the essence of uniqueness and divergence. The graboid, reminiscent of a creature from the movie Tremors, adds an edgy and rebellious touch. The bold text 'Roots of the WEIRD' stands prominently below, enhancing the modern and eye-catching aesthetic. The vivid colors and unique design reflect the neurodivergent theme, inviting viewers to geek on, tune in, and 'diverge out.' This logo combines natural elements with a contemporary twist, making it both engaging and memorable for a diverse audience.

    "A vibrant logo for 'Roots of the Weird: A Divergent Ear Playlist' featuring a surreal Joshua tree intertwined with a menacing graboid, set against a soothing earth tone gradient background. The Joshua tree, with its twisting branches and roots, captures the essence of uniqueness and divergence. The graboid, reminiscent of a creature from the movie Tremors, adds an edgy and rebellious touch. The bold text 'Roots of the WEIRD' stands prominently below, enhancing the modern and eye-catching aesthetic. The organic colors and unique design reflect calming sensory input, inviting viewers to geek on, tune in, and 'diverge out.' This logo combines natural elements with a contemporary twist, making it both engaging and memorable for a diverse audience."
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    • johnnyprofane1 , to ActuallyAutistic group
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    I'm considering releasing an -friendly child's picture book through Amazon.

    I thought I'd see what y'all thought of the idea...

    It would probably run $10 to $12 because it's fully illustrated in high-grade paper. But I'd be able to give it as a free premium for subscribers.


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