Oh wowie, that's a lot of descruption in that descruption! The design reminds me of this guy from this one game I played:
https://youtu.be/EtiNOFwEJjQ?si=Q7blALLa8XBfAfgK
But instead of being a badass machine with cool lasers and stuff, this one seems... geniuanly scary. Slowly killing everyone and destroyin everything, with not-as-cool-as-massive-lasers smoke and poison, and no one even sees it or knows it's there... And the monster is real too, but can't be bashed to death with a baseball bat or a fireaxe! I do not like this one, too powerful and inevitable. I want it to go away. He*k this monster.
Industrial monster
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Drawing on paper with pencils, black marker, based on my old poem called "The industrial monster"
It is the most horrible monster I have met, a creature that is not a creature. Such an unnatural monster generated by the insatiable logic of the market monopoly and the ruthless capitalism that govern the greed of men. A cube made of steel, iron and metal is his body, equipped with monstrous legs and deformed arms to take and carry all to his many mouths. From them comes a repugnant breath of chemical and industrial poisons, the slime it spreads poisons and kills. Its voice is nothing but a horrendous din of gears, siren noises and lights, wherever it goes, it pollutes the water, poisons the earth with its waste, breathes the air releasing poisons.
This monster still wanders around the world today, wandering where there is profit, gain and economy, invisible to the eyes of people unaware that they are serving and feeding through what they call "commerce" this industrial monster that sooner or later will bring the world to ruin!
FTerracciano responds:
Thank you for your words, I saw the link you sent me and I must say that there is a certain similarity (even if little). Unfortunately, the monster is really scary, I have faithfully represented it based on the old poem I wrote on the theme of ecologically destructive industry and it is a monster which, as you said, is real despite being invisible (because no one wants to give up profit and monopoly that brings well-being and wealth).And then it rightly kills slowly, very slowly because little by little it kills us in terms of health with the pollution caused by itself and as long as we continue to feed it with unbridled trade, we will hardly be able to defeat it or as you say "send it to hell".
looks terrifying.
FTerracciano responds:
It is... it is.
Deep stuff. But so true.
FTerracciano responds:
Yes...and we aren't realizing it.
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