Post by Automaton on Aug 17, 2022 19:05:53 GMT
I'm looking for a short clip I saw on Twitter between 2017 and 2020. I think it was uploaded by a Japanese CG artist, and featured a photorealistic human head floating in a fish tank.
The head was slightly deflated, like someone had removed the skull, but the water was giving it shape again. It looked kinda like how a plastic bag might inflate underwater, or the bulbous section of a jellyfish. I'm fairly certain it was supposed to invoke a jellyfish because there were wires or tendrils protruding from where the neck should begin.
There was a second creature slightly out of focus towards the rear of the tank, sitting on the bottom. It had a fish-like tail and the texture of human skin. Its head was off-camera. The tank itself was empty aside from the two creatures, and seemed to be against a grey wall. It looked like it might be some kind of laboratory environment.
The closest thing I can compare it to is this video, but with no commentary and less shaky cam. The video was just a short loop of the head floating there, and the second creature in the back did not move.
It's also got nothing to do with the Seaman game series. I can understand the similarities but this was a far more realistic style of CG, and I'm pretty sure the artist had lots of other body horror works on their account.
The head was slightly deflated, like someone had removed the skull, but the water was giving it shape again. It looked kinda like how a plastic bag might inflate underwater, or the bulbous section of a jellyfish. I'm fairly certain it was supposed to invoke a jellyfish because there were wires or tendrils protruding from where the neck should begin.
There was a second creature slightly out of focus towards the rear of the tank, sitting on the bottom. It had a fish-like tail and the texture of human skin. Its head was off-camera. The tank itself was empty aside from the two creatures, and seemed to be against a grey wall. It looked like it might be some kind of laboratory environment.
The closest thing I can compare it to is this video, but with no commentary and less shaky cam. The video was just a short loop of the head floating there, and the second creature in the back did not move.
It's also got nothing to do with the Seaman game series. I can understand the similarities but this was a far more realistic style of CG, and I'm pretty sure the artist had lots of other body horror works on their account.
