VIDEO GAMES: fallout, portal, half life, tf2, pokemon: legends arceus, metal gear solid, xeno series, ultrakill, will you snail?, tomodachi life, fortnite
MOVIES + SHOWS: 2001: a space odyssey, dr. strangelove, the cornetto trilogy, the venture bros, american dad!, the wall (1982), trigun
MUSIC: talking heads, pink floyd, depeche mode, duran duran, nine inch nails, rinse & repeat, new order, XTC, king gizzard and the lizard wizard, kiltro, a perfect circle, duster, paramore, they might be giants, king crimson
> WHO EVEN IS THIS GUY?
I'm typically known as Venus, but you can also call me Arcade. I'm a 19 year old (19/05/2006) nonbinary gay aussie who likes playing touys on the internet with my friends.
I'm a hobbyist artist; photographer, and entomologist, and have been drawing pretty much my whole life.
I own two tabby cats; Inky and Caterpillar (also known as The Killer) and you WILL hear about them.
I have a severe subtext addiction and I am always up till the wee hours of the morning discussing themes and motifs in things i'm fond of. You'll find a lot of this right here on this very website, both through my visual and written work.
I'm a collector, and have a decent collections of figures, plushies, CDs, Vinyls, Pins and Keychains, and anything that manages to gauge my interest. Much of this has been collected over the past 6-7 (heh) years and I expect it will continue to grow in the future.
Fear of Music is the third studio album by the American rock band Talking Heads, released on August 3, 1979, by Sire Records. It was recorded at locations in New York City during April and May 1979 and was produced by Brian Eno and Talking Heads. The album reached No. 21 on the U.S. Billboard 200 and No. 33 on the UK Albums Chart. It spawned the singles "Life During Wartime", "I Zimbra", and "Cities".
Originally created in 2022, fear of music has become a real passion project to share the innerworkings of my brain to people on the internet. My initial inspiration for creating this website was through editing various toyhouse codes and realizing just how fun and satisfying (when you can get it to function correctly) htmlcss can become once you've mastered the learning curve.
Whenever the urge to update my site's pages kicks in, I end up learning something new that allows me to un-spaghetti my code little by little. I don't even wanna look at what was going on inside my first complex css layout. that's scary....
This site's number one priority is to appeal to myself and myself alone, though I still aim to inspire anyone who may stumble upon this domain. Thank you to everyone who has enjoyed my stuff over the years.
