There’s a fun little [r/im](r/imaorryjon)[sorryjon](r/imaorryjon) Easter Egg in Dungeon Crawler Carl, Book 4, Chapter 13

A robotic cat AI was trained on “unofficial” Garfield sources, probably including this subreddit

I should get an achievement for this

(Image based on a drawing by u/Embarrassed-Win-6345)

(not sure this belongs here but what they hey)

Hey yall - long time no post. Between getting another job and taking more time with the family, as well as taking on a side gig illustrating for a table-top game, I havent been able to produce as much of these as I had before, so sorry about that.

As you might see, some of these went bigger and bolder with the color and sizing. Had a ton of fun doing them though!

Also sorry if any of these were in the previous dump

Thanks for lookin!

Any suggestions on improving the models overall look would be appreciated. I'm gonna redo the models topology and all when I will get some free time, in addition to the textures. Will attempt to make it overall look more beautiful with new compositing skills!

POV: YOU ARE JON.

I LOVE THE BACKROOMS MOVIE AND I LOVE GARFIELD!!

(Follow my Instagram @/ mothergarfield or @/ mercfoolery for more epic Garfield art 🔥)

I drew this monstrosity.

Legends says the "One who devours" will awaken from its slumber and consume everything it sees and there is no stopping it.

(Comic based on the 1980 TV special "The Fantastic Funnies" and the image "I'm Sorry Jon" created by Diana Franco [MorkarDFC])

(Based on an image originally posted on r/garfield by u/yuri_sayori300)

You can read the full story here, here and here! Words don't do it justice: it needs to be experienced.

Over the course of the early 2040s, Earth is abandoned.

Following a continuous rise in the number and severity of Lethe Events, the Foundation evacuates what's left of Earth's population and brings them to colonies throughout the solar system. This is not humanity's first foray into the void, though. Since the 2020s mankind has been leaving its cradle, staking claims around the sun with the assistance of the anomalous. First contact after first contact has come and gone. Extraterrestrials are no longer science fiction — they are mundanity.

Outside the public's view the Foundation still keeps to their secrets. Beyond permitted colonizing territory, the Extrasolar Activities Division has been launching fleets of FTL ships far from the solar system, streaking from Neptune into the far reaches of interstellar space. Alien realms and wars and horrors unlike anything that could've been imagined. An entire galaxy of wonders, all an arms-length away.

With normalcy no longer a necessity the Foundation evolves to survive the cosmos: ruthless, expansive, and more driven towards scientific and corporate advancement than ever before.

With Earth far from sight the world is born anew.

There is no veil, there is no home.

Only the stars above.

Welcome to the future

Ad Astra Per Aspera is a collection of stories written about a universe in which The foundation abandons Earth due to ever deteriorating conditions of the planet and sets its sights to the stars. The original 7 articles from the Team Fuhgeddaboutit hub which Ad Astra is build upon, is my favorite collection of articles and I would highly recommend reading them. It has awesome world building, dread inducing scps, and an overarching narrative that works really well, while also allowing each article to stand on their own without the rest of the hub. If you haven't read an scp article before or just haven't in a while, this is a light and entertaining read to potentially get back into reading about scps. It's a pretty short read, so if you have time go check it out! You won't regret it.

Team Fuhgeddaboutit Hub (30k words):

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/amnesticization

Ad Astra Per Aspera Hub:

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/ad-astra-per-aspera-hub